€3.2 Million Awarded in Net Entertainment Massive Jackpot

November 1, 2013

Progressive jackpots are known for putting up some big prizes. All of the largest payouts that have ever been paid in the history of the online casino industry were made with progressive jackpots from various software providers, and Net Entertainment has put quite a few winners on that list in the seven-figure range. Because these jackpots are built from a lot of players making bets over a prolonged period of time, they get to be larger and larger until someone finally wins them. A recent player was lucky enough to take down one of these jackpots.

One lucky player was able to take down a €3.2 million jackpot playing the Mega Fortune video slot by Net Entertainment. The 30-year old winner is from Finland, and the prize was won on October 22. Mega Fortune has paid out the largest jackpot in Net Entertainment's history which was worth €17.8 million earlier this year. This jackpot is in the Guinness Record book. Another player picked up a €5.3 million prize this summer on the same title. Needless to say, this game pays out big prizes regularly and offers life-changing sums of money to a number of players each year.

Net Entertainment CEO Per Eriksson said, "Yet again one of Net Entertainment's games has delivered a life-changing jackpot. The significance of progressive jackpots within the online gaming industry continues to grow and this win further enhances their importance in player acquisition for operators. We pass on our congratulations to the lucky winner and Paf." Paf is the operator for the casino where the prize was won, and it was their fifth-largest jackpot ever. This gives Paf a chance to show that they're getting players some pretty big payouts, so it's a great promotional tool to show off the winners that they have helped produce.

One of the things that makes Net Entertainment such an important company in the online casino developer space is that they focus so much on quality. Most casino software developers work towards putting out as many games as they can, and this creates a scenario where so many of their games look like copies of each other. While they might have different graphics, payout structures and bonus features, they look and feel like the same titles for the most part. Net Entertainment games all have their own feel and special selection of features instead.

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