117,649 Ways to Win Slots

Slots featuring 117,649 ways to win offer a dynamic gameplay experience where symbols pay on adjacent reels from the leftmost reel, regardless of their row position. This count arises from a five-reel, seven-row grid with each reel providing seven symbol positions, resulting in 7^5 possible symbol combinations.

On these slots, every possible combination of matching symbols across adjacent reels counts as a winning way. Players do not select or activate ways; all 117,649 ways are active simultaneously, and the stake covers them all. Popular titles with this ways count include Dragon Pots Megaways, Lava Cat, and The Dog House Megaways 1000.

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How 117,649 Ways to Win Play

In slots with 117,649 ways to win, symbols pay on adjacent reels starting from the leftmost reel, regardless of their position in each reel's rows. The total ways count comes from the number of symbol positions per reel raised to the power of the number of reels, such as 7 rows across 5 reels (7^5 = 117,649). This means every possible symbol path across the reels is counted as a winning way.

Understand the grid layout

Knowing that 117,649 ways come from a 5-reel, 7-row grid helps you visualize how many symbol combinations are possible across the reels.

All ways are always active

You don't choose or activate ways; your bet covers all 117,649 ways simultaneously, ensuring every potential winning combination is counted.

FAQ

It means the slot has a 5-reel, 7-row grid where symbols pay on adjacent reels from left to right, resulting in 7^5 or 117,649 possible symbol combinations counted as winning ways.

No, in ways games all possible ways are active automatically, and your stake covers every one of them without any selection needed.

The number of ways changes the shape of possible winning combinations but does not affect the certified return or overall odds of the game.

While many Megaways slots have variable ways counts, 117,649 ways typically come from fixed 7-row, 5-reel setups rather than the variable reel heights common in Megaways mechanics.