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Oh my gawd! Luckily, players can choose to play with any number of paylines they wish, so the 15 paylines aren't fixed, only the coin value has been fixed at $0.20. Well, as before, I need to give this Major Millions game a short go on real money play, but I'm never keen to give it any good try. To me, it's just a waste of money to chase any jackpot prizes, but at least I would have given it a try, and that's all what I wanted to do.

The logo 'Major Millions' is the Wild symbol, 5 of which pays 8000x the line bet. Not that high as in other jackpot games. Why the reduced value, I wouldn't know. The Wild symbol triples all wins with it, unlike in its 3-reels game of the same name, which only doubles all wins, so this is a slight improvement in the winning chances. Getting all the 5 Wilds on the 15th payline wins the Jackpot Prize, which is currently at around $666,300, but much lesser than the jackpot prize as shown in the intro screenshot of $1.17 million. Well, somewhere between that time and today's time, someone had won the jackpot, but no idea when that had happened.

The Scatters pay 50x the total bet for 5 of them, which is very low, being half of the usual 100x and only a quarter of the usual 200x for jackpot games. Again, I cannot figure out why this has to be so. All the other symbols pay from 1000x the line bet down to 80x the line bet for 5 of each kind. Sadly to say, the paytable is a low one, if the jackpot prize is not being considered, and that doesn't sound good at all to me.

I started off with only 5 paylines, costing me $1.00 per spin, then to 7 and 9 paylines, but nothing more than that. I managed to play just over 20 spins with my very limited allocation, without much luck as expected, and I finally decided to leave the game for good. There wasn't any Free Spins game to aim for, no Bonus game or any randomly triggered feature game either, so the game was simply not exciting at all to me. Neither would I want to play it again.