888 Gaming · 2013 · progressive jackpot
Millionaire Genie: quick to load, sideways only
1.7 seconds is quick for a jackpot title, and that is the good news. There is no upright build and the controls are cramped even sideways.
The phone check
Sideways only, and even then the controls sit close together. The stepper is a millimetre from the button that spends money. The demo pulls about 8 MB before the first tap registers, which on a poor bar is where the 1.7 s goes. Getting money back out is a separate count and we keep it at cashout.
One build, one return figure
Only one configuration of Millionaire Genie is licensed, at 96%, so there is nothing to check and nothing to get wrong. That puts it in the minority: 123 of 306 titles here ship in two or three builds, and nothing on screen tells you which one loaded.
An exclusive with an old wrapper
888 built this in house in 2013 and it only appears in their own lobby, which means nobody else has had a reason to modernise it. Fifteen lines on 5x3, a jackpot meter along the top, and a control strip that has not changed in a decade.
Sideways it works. Upright you get a rotate prompt.
Numbers
96% base return on one licensed build, which is decent for a progressive; Mega Moolah sits at 88.12%. Twenty cents a spin, about 100 spins on a twenty, medium volatility, no capped maximum.
The rest of it
| Studio | 888 Gaming |
|---|---|
| Released | 2013 |
| Board | 5x3, 15 lines |
| Mechanic | progressive jackpot |
| Volatility | Medium |
| Top licensed return | 96% |
| House edge on that build | 4% |
| Max win | pooled jackpot |
| Minimum stake | C$0.20 |
| Spins on twenty dollars | about 100 |
| Free demo | no, account only |
| Tags | jackpot, progressive, exclusive |
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