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Malta-headquartered online casino Videoslots on Wednesday announced that one of its lucky players has won an IGT MegaJackpot valued at £1,140,134 (€1,325,064).
This marks the latest in a number of recent IGT MegaJackpot wins awarded in popular games including ‘MegaJackpots Cleopatra’ and ‘MegaJackpots Siberian Storm’. In July of this year, a player won another mega jackpot valued at €997,779 on Relax Gaming’s Snake Arena Dream Drop very soon after it was released to market.
Henrik Enesund, head of casino at Videoslots, said: “After the Dream Drop Mega Jackpot win we had earlier in June with Relax Gaming, we are absolutely thrilled that we now have another winner with IGT. We are absolutely delighted for the player, and we really hope they have great fun spending their winnings.”
Videoslots was founded in 2015 and granted a licence in 2011 by the Malta Gaming Authority. It boasts of “the widest variety of games in the industry”. Videoslots also holds licences from the Swedish Gambling Authority(Spelinspektionen), the Gambling Commission of the United Kingdom, the Danish Gambling Authority (Spillemyndigheden) Italian Gambling Authority (AAMS) and the Spanish Gambling Authority (DGOJ).
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