Monopoly Big Spin is a roulette-style slot from Shufflemaster that gives you the chance to become a virtual property tycoon while also qualifying for three exciting progressive jackpots! 

The Monopoly Big Spin slot game offers affordable play with a stake range of 10p to £70 and although the top prize in the base game is only worth around 200 times your total bet, the progressive jackpots can be worth considerably more. 

There are several exciting features to explore while you play Monopoly Big Spin such as the Free Spins Bonus, Chance, Community Chest, and Mega Drop. 

The different colour properties can earn you different prize amounts while special segments such as Go and Free Parking give you additional free spins. 

If you’re a fan of roulette, Monopoly or online slots, roll up and play the Monopoly Big Spin slot now! 

Monopoly Big Spin looks far from your average online slot and more like a roulette table. 

At the top, you have the Monopoly Wheel containing different coloured segments that represent the property sets (e.g. Blue, Pink, Green, and Red). 

At the bottom, you have the paytable which shows you how much each segment is worth and (if applicable) how many free spins you receive. 

On the left, there are the current values of the game’s three progressive jackpots. 

To start playing the Monopoly Big Spin slot game, you must choose a bet amount from the chip selector then drag your bets onto the table. Once you’re ready to begin, simply click the Spin button to spin the wheel. 

If you make a mistake, you can select “Undo” or “Clear”. To repeat your previous bet, select “Rebet and Spin”. To make a new bet, choose “New Bet”. 

The amounts that you can win in the base game depend on what segment the wheel lands on. For example, the Brown segment pays 5 to 1 while Utilities pays 12 to 1. 

Wild Symbol 
The Monopoly Big Spin slot does not offer a wild symbol as the gameplay is more akin to online roulette than a typical online slot. 

Scatter Symbol 
There is no scatter symbol in Monopoly Big Spin as free spins are awarded in a different way. 

Bonus Features 
Monopoly Big Spin slot awards free spins when the Wheel lands on certain segments. For example, Free Parking pays 40 to 1 and gives you 1 free spin. Both Chance and Community Chest give you a spin of the Bonus Wheel where you can win multipliers on top of the usual paytable prizes. 

Mega Drop is the term that’s used to describe the 3 progressive jackpots – Minor, Major and Epic. 

The jackpots can be randomly awarded on any wager. However, the game’s designer, Shufflemaster, suggests that you have a great chance of winning a jackpot when you’re playing with a higher stake. 

It’s worth noting that the jackpots are capped and, hence, must pay out before they reach their limits: 

Minor – must drop by £1,500 

Major – must drop by £5,000 

Epic – must drop by £15,000

Monopoly Big Spin is a fun game that gives a new twist to the popular board game. With so many Monopoly slot titles already featuring Mr Moneybags it's actually quite nice to see something different. The only issue we have with Big Spin is that we've played Monopoly Live and find that that is much more enjoyable experience. Monopoly Live also features a spin the wheel mechanic and feels more immersive

This game is from Shufflemaster and is certified by the UK Gambling Commission as having been independently tested and up to the required standards for players in the UK. If you experience any difficulties with this game or any other game you should follow our Complaints procedure and contact us.

Mr Moneybags sits in the midst of the wheel whilst on the outside are various symbols and colours that are synonymous with the game. These include Community Chest, Chance, Railroads, Go and Utilities. The bulk of the wheel are coloured segments representing the housing areas on the Monopoly board. The size of each segment is related to their board value, so brown (Old Kent Road) is much bigger than dark blue (Mayfair). 

How To Play Monopoly Big Spin 
To win on Monopoly Big Spin you need to wager on where you think the wheel will stop. Wagering is very similar to playing on a blacjack or roulette game. Select chips as shown at the bottom of the game and place wagers on the potential outcomes. You can wager from as little as 10p and up to £50. There's no limits to the number of bets you can place but you can't bet more than £50 on any single outcome. The maximum total bet across the whole table is an incredible £700! We think that these limits are much too high. 

Once you've placed your bets it's simply a case of spin the wheel. If the wheel stops on a segment that matches your selection then you win. The prize you win will usually be a multiplier of your wager. For example this is 5/1 for brown, 6/1 for light blue, 17/1 for green and 8/1 for orange. Other colours - red, yellow, green and dark blue pay between 10/1 and 25/1. Free parking will pay 30/1 whilst Go pays 40/1. Additionally if you win on either these two options then you'll also receive 2 free spins and 1 free spin of the wheel respectively. 

Bonus Wheel 
If you win on either Community Chest or Chance then a bonus wheel comes into play. The bonus wheel is made of more Monopoly icons such as Pall Mall, Beauty Contest, Inherit Money, Kings Cross, Advance To Mayfair, Bank Error and Get Out Of Jail Free. Each of these icons have different multiplier values ranging from x5 through to x200. Whereever the bonus wheel stops then this reflects the multiplier of your wager that you will win. The utilities and railroads symbols don't have any special features and simply pay out at 12/1. 

A bet is placed only when it has been received by our server from your handset using our software. Once a bet has been placed it is final and binding and cannot be cancelled or changed. For the avoidance of doubt, a bet remains valid even if the result cannot for any reason be displayed back to your handset (due, for example, to a network failure, interruption of communication, or if you receive a phone call). In the event of a game termination, any relevant jackpot will be paid out on a random draw authorised by the regulator.

The theoretical average return to player (RTP) is 95.75%. This RTP represents the long-term expected payback of the game which has been calculated by an independent testing company and monitored monthly.

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