- CA$4,320,617 – Mega Moolah, paid in February
- CA$2,170,890 – Major Millions, triggered during a mobile session
- CA$1,860,455 – Wheel of Wishes, paid out via Interac within seven hours
- CA$1,205,340 – King Cashalot, the fourth seven‑figure payout of the year
Networked Titles and Standalone Jackpots
The progressive offering is divided between globally networked titles and in‑house local pools that accumulate exclusively among Canadian players. Globally linked games such as Mega Moolah and Major Millions benefit from pooled contributions across dozens of operators, which accelerates jackpot growth and produces headline sums more frequently. Local progressives, by contrast, build at a steadier pace but often deliver higher hit rates because the player base is smaller and the prize threshold is calibrated for domestic spending patterns. We have observed that local pools produce five‑figure wins almost daily, with six‑figure triggers occurring roughly once per week. These local jackpots also tend to award prizes that align more closely with the average deposit behaviour of our Canadian audience, making them a consistent contributor to the record‑breaking payout tally without relying on outlier events. By maintaining both pool types, we ensure that the path to a transformative win is accessible regardless of bankroll size.