Microgaming has released two game variants, both titled LotsaLoot and featuring the eponymous progressive jackpot. The difference is that one of the games is designed for five-reel slot fans and the other has a classic layout. This reviewed game is equipped with three reels and a classic set of symbols, including bar varieties and sevens. The chances of hitting the progressive jackpot are equal for both LotsaLoot games and so are the qualifying requirements to a bet size, thus, it’s just the matter of taste which slot to play. The classic LotsaLoot version comes with five paylines, each accepting a single coin. A coin denomination is fixed at $0.50 without the option to change it, so covering all the five lines would cost you $2.50 on each play.

Winning combinations are formed if you get three identical symbols connected on a payline. Single, double and triple bars award 10, 40 and 60 coins, respectively. Sevens pay 80 coins for three of a kind. There are no more classic symbols in LotsaLoot, and the icon located at the top of the paytable triggers a jackpot.

Progressive jackpot

LotsaLoot is a networked progressive jackpot that goes up by taking a small share of real-money bets placed on either LotsaLoot version by online casinos players. Official stats indicate that an average time between jackpot hits is 10 days, an average win amount is $22,500 and the biggest win ever recorded is $83,000. The starting value for the jackpot is $2500. To qualify, a player needs to spin the reels on a 5-coin bet, which means that the qualifying bet is $2.5. The jackpot is awarded if the player lands three Logos along line 5. Having that combination on any other line rather than line 5 pays a fixed jackpot of 1000 to 2500 coins depending on where the combo has landed.

Bonus features

The Logo is a wild symbol that substitutes for other icons. Besides, it multiplies payouts by x2 when only one wild comes out, or by x4 if two of them appear.