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Big Time Gaming launches MONOPOLY Money slot with up to 29,700x stakes

New high-volatility Megaways release centres on Mr. Monopoly and Hold and Spin mechanics

By Nina BrooksPublished Oct 14, 20266 min read
MONOPOLY Money slot artwork showing Mr. Monopoly collecting Title Deeds against a six-reel Megaways layout

Key Takeaways

  • Big Time Gaming released MONOPOLY Money on 14 October 2026, with a top payout of 29,700x the stake.
  • The slot runs on six Megaways reels with up to 117,649 ways to win and an RTP of up to 96.58%.
  • Hold and Spin is triggered by six or more Cards; Mr. Monopoly starts features with up to 15x the stake and three Money Bags.
  • Power Play costs 8x stake and guarantees at least 10,000 Megaways; Bonus Buy options are 60x for Hold and Spin or 90x for 12 Free Spins.

Big Time Gaming launched MONOPOLY Money on 14 October 2026, a very high-volatility slot built around Mr. Monopoly that offers maximum wins of up to 29,700x the stake. The six-reel Megaways title runs up to 117,649 ways to win, centres on Hold and Spin bonus play, and gives operators optional modifiers including Power Play and Bonus Buy.

Game basics: Megaways structure and volatility for MONOPOLY Money

MONOPOLY Money runs on six Megaways reels with as many as 117,649 ways to win on a single spin. The base game uses standard reel play but routes most of the action through the slot’s Hold and Spin feature. The stated RTP for MONOPOLY Money is up to 96.58%, and the release is described by Big Time Gaming as very high volatility, with a top theoretical payout of 29,700x the stake.

The title blends the Megaways mechanic with a board-game theme. Operators listing the game will find the product placed in casino lobbies alongside other franchise releases; for context see our coverage in the casino section.

Hold and Spin, Cards and Mr. Monopoly mechanics

Title Deed, Community Chest and Chance Cards are all treated as Bonus Symbols on the reels. Collecting six or more of those Cards anywhere on screen triggers the Hold and Spin feature. When the feature starts, each symbol position that contained a Card becomes a reel of its own for the duration of the feature.

Mr. Monopoly is the central actor in the Hold and Spin round. He enters at the start of the feature with a random value of up to 15x the stake and initially holds three Money Bags. The round tracks his value and the Title Deeds he takes:

  • Mr. Monopoly collects any Title Deed whose value is the same as, or lower than, his current value and adds that Title Deed’s worth to his running total.

  • A spin that produces no new Card costs Mr. Monopoly one Money Bag; each Card collected restores one Money Bag, up to his maximum of three.

  • Community Chest Cards are held during the round and pay a Bonus Prize of up to 2,500x the stake when the feature ends.

  • Chance Cards are also retained until the end and resolve as either a Credit Prize, which is added to Mr. Monopoly’s value, or a Restart.

  • A Restart clears the screen and restarts the Hold and Spin round with Mr. Monopoly’s current value preserved.

Collecting Title Deeds in all eight property colours during the feature triggers the MONOPOLY Bonus, which also pays up to 2,500x the stake.

Free Spins, multipliers and mid-round Hold and Spin triggers

Three or more Scatter symbols award 12 Free Spins, and each additional Scatter on the triggering spin adds two more Free Spins. Mr. Monopoly joins Free Spins with a random starting value up to 15x the stake and remains active for the entire Free Spins sequence. Each Title Deed Mr. Monopoly collects during Free Spins increases the Megaways Win Multiplier by one. The game places no upper limit on how high this multiplier can climb.

During a Hold and Spin round, collecting five or more Cards at once triggers an additional Hold and Spin sequence mid-round. When three or more Scatters land during Hold and Spin, the feature grants four extra Free Spins. After the last Free Spin, Mr. Monopoly’s final accumulated value is paid once to the player.

Operator options: Power Play and Bonus Buy

Big Time Gaming offers two optional customer-facing modifiers. Power Play costs 8x the current stake and guarantees at least 10,000 Megaways on every spin; the purchase also increases the frequency of Max Megaways, Hold and Spin triggers and Free Spins. For players or operators preferring an entry shortcut, the Bonus Buy lets players purchase Hold and Spin for 60x the stake or 12 Free Spins for 90x the stake.

These options change the player journey and volatility profile during sessions, and platform partners and operators should note how Power Play and Bonus Buy interact with existing risk-management and affordability settings in their product catalogue. Vendors supplying auxiliary tools will find MONOPOLY Money fits alongside other configurable Megaways titles in operator pipelines; see relevant B2B commentary in our b2b coverage.

Design intent and developer comment

Nik Robinson, Chief Executive Officer of Big Time Gaming, explained the creative choices behind the title. He said the team centred the game on the franchise’s iconic mascot and built feature flow around his progressive strength.

"When most people think of MONOPOLY they picture Mr. Monopoly, so we built this game around him. He starts small and gets stronger with every Title Deed he picks up. Watching him work towards the expensive properties is where Hold and Spin gets its tension." — Nik Robinson, CEO, Big Time Gaming

Robinson also described the Chance and Community Chest Cards as deliberately recognisable mechanics from the board game: the Restart functions like passing Go because it preserves Mr. Monopoly’s value, while Free Spins convert collected value into a multiplier that continues to climb.

"A Restart that keeps his value is basically passing Go, and in Free Spins everything he collects feeds a multiplier that doesn’t stop climbing." — Nik Robinson, CEO, Big Time Gaming

Commercial placement and player experience considerations

MONOPOLY Money follows Big Time Gaming’s MONOPOLY Rush Hour released earlier in 2026 and extends the developer’s franchise strategy with a Hold and Spin-focused proposition. The title’s combination of high volatility, multiplier mechanics, Power Play and Bonus Buy will appeal to players who favour high-variance sessions and feature-chase playstyles.

Operators should evaluate how the game’s optional purchases and uncapped multiplier interact with conversion funnels and responsible-gaming safeguards. Integrators and aggregators will also need to confirm how Power Play’s guaranteed Megaways and Bonus Buy pricing map to existing stake bands and jurisdictional rules. For operators tracking new drops and product listings, our news section carries ongoing rollout updates.

MONOPOLY Money packages the franchise IP into a feature-led Megaways structure, using Hold and Spin and progressive multiplier mechanics to deliver a single-spin theoretical top payout of 29,700x the stake and an RTP of up to 96.58%.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum payout in MONOPOLY Money?

The maximum theoretical payout in MONOPOLY Money is 29,700x the stake. That figure is the product's published top win and reflects the combined potential from Hold and Spin, Free Spins and uncapped Megaways Win Multipliers.

How do you trigger the Hold and Spin feature in MONOPOLY Money?

You trigger Hold and Spin by landing six or more Title Deed, Community Chest or Chance Card symbols anywhere on the reels. Each Card position becomes a dedicated reel during the feature and Mr. Monopoly collects Title Deeds according to his current value.

What do Power Play and Bonus Buy do in the game?

Power Play costs 8x the stake and guarantees at least 10,000 Megaways on every spin while increasing the frequency of Max Megaways, Hold and Spin and Free Spins. Bonus Buy lets players purchase Hold and Spin for 60x the stake or buy 12 Free Spins for 90x the stake.

What RTP and volatility does MONOPOLY Money have?

MONOPOLY Money has an RTP of up to 96.58% and is classified by Big Time Gaming as very high volatility. The title pairs that volatility with uncapped multipliers during Free Spins and Hold and Spin to deliver large payout potential.

Source: G3 Newswire

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About the author

Nina Brooks

Nina Brooks

Casino Correspondent

Nina Brooks covers the casino floor of iGaming — slot and live-dealer releases, studio roadmaps, game mechanics, and the supplier deals that decide which titles reach which lobbies. The stories name the studios, titles, and markets precisely and separate the release announcement from what it means for players and operators. From megaways sequels to live game shows and lobby exclusives, Nina Brooks tracks what is launching, where, and why it matters.

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