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Biggest Las Vegas Jackpots

Last update: September 3, 2021

Here are all the large (≥$250k) Vegas jackpot wins that I could find since 2018.  If you know of any I missed, please let me know (and be sure to include a link to the article about it; I can't report a jackpot without evidence).

The largest Vegas jackpot (or indeed, in the whole world) was the Megabucks hit for 39,713,982.25 at Excalibur on March 21, 2003.  LVOL has a list of Megabucks hits since 1995, although according to Las Vegas Advisor, the slot has been around since 1986.

If you can't make it to Vegas, Bovada has dozens of progressive jackpot slots, with the biggest jackpot being $329k (Gold Rush Gus) as I write this.(advertisement)  If you play for real money, be sure to follow the rules for gambling smart.

Vegas.com has an older list of Vegas jackpots, but it hasn't been updated since July 2018 (as of March 2021), and doesn't include the 3/29/18 jackpot in my table above.  LVOL has a list of Wheel of Fortune jackpots going back to 1997.

Here are the largest jackpots on table games.  See also my article, How to Win a Million Dollars at a Table Game.

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All my slot machine articles

• Slot machine basics.  How much it costs to play, how much you can win, expected loss, why they're a bad bet, why they're popular, how you can limit your losses, speed of play
• How to play slot machines
• Slot returns.  How much they pay back.
• The Randomness Principle.  Slots don't continually get looser and tighter as they're played.  They don't have to.
• How they work. Explains the randomness principle, and runs through the math to show how a game returns a particular payback percentage.  There's a companion page on Par sheets.
• Slot Machine Myths
• Slot Machine B.S.  Wrong info that's published elsewhere.
• Strategies. Tips for increasing your chances of winning, and saving money.
• Slot Jackpots.  Odds of hitting the jackpot, progressive jackpots, and other jackpot topics.
• Biggest Jackpots.  The largest slot and table game jackpot wins in Vegas.
• Skill-Based Slots.  The scoop on the new games in which your results aren't entirely determined by chance.
• Slot Machine malfunctions. How and why slot machines screw up, causing players to think they've won the jackpot when they really haven't.
• Slot Machine Simulator.  I programmed an exact replica of the Blazing 7s slot (odds-wise).  Click it to play thousands of spins in one second and see how you do.