Microgaming Slots Paying Out

July 27, 2009 - by slotmachinesonline.co.uk · Filed Under Recent Payouts & Winners  

Microgaming slots are paying out in the last week with more than £150,000 making its way into the accounts of online slots players. The average slots win has been £22,800 with a top payout of £41530.

The microgaming collection of progressive jackpot slot machines is one of the best that you will find and the majority of online casinos offer these exciting slot machines for slots players.

While the microgaming slots are probably more well known for their huge progressive jackpot slots like Mega Moolah which currently sits at over £1million and is responsible for making 17 slots millionaires, the world’s leading casino software company does also provide a wide range of slot machines with smaller but frequent payouts.

Mega Moolah Game Screens:

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This is highlighted by the collection of slot payouts over the last week that is listed below for your convenience.

Recent Microgaming Jackpots

cash_splach_logo2£41,530 – Cashsplash
Jul. 24, 2009

£4,623 - Lotsaloot
Jul. 23, 2009

wow-pot-logo£13,849 – Wow Pot
Jul. 22, 2009

£21,788 - Lotsaloot
Jul. 22, 2009

£35,034 - Cashsplash
Jul. 22, 2009

mega_logo£11,428 – Mega Moolah Major
Jul. 20, 2009

£31,699 – Cash Splash
Jul. 17, 2009

View our full list of current progressive slot machine jackpots

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