A Paf player wins €3.24m on Mega Fortune -- October 2013

This is the moment a player won the Mega Jackpot on the slot machine Mega Fortune at https://www.paf.com. The Finnish Paf.com player won a cool €3,246,176

The winner played for 5 euros - that is a 640,000-fold return on his stake. When he saw that he had won, his first thought was that a hacker had done something to the site.

This latest win is part of a run of big jackpot wins for players at Paf.com. In January this year, a Paf player broke the world record for online slots jackpots with a huge 17.8 million euro win.

Anders Sims, Director of Communications at Paf said: "This week's win is not a record for Paf, but it is without a doubt a life-changing win for the Finnish player. He played for just 5 euros and got over three million euros in return."

The jackpot win came just after dinner time on Tuesday 22 October 2013, and the 30-year-old winner who lives in Western Finland got a staggering 3,246,176 euros for dessert. The win is the fifth largest jackpot ever won at Paf.com.

Read more about the all-time biggest wins at Paf:
https://www.paf.com/today/halloffame....

TWO WORLD RECORDS

Lately, customers at Paf.com have had luck on their side: the Åland-based government-owned gaming company has not one but two world records acknowledged by Guinness World Records:

1. The largest online slots jackpot win - 17,861,813 euros. The jackpot was won in Mega Fortune on 20 January 2013.

2. The largest online slots jackpot win from a non-pooled* game - 8,636,042 euros. The jackpot was won in Arabian Nights on 23 November 2012.

Both Arabian Nights and Mega Fortune are games created by one of the leading digital games distributors, NetEntertainment.

The next big jackpot that can be won on Paf.com is in the slots game Hall of Gods. At the time of posting this film the jackpot is already well over 6 million euros. https://www.paf.com/slots/netent/demo...

NB. The film above is a reconstruction of the play created for Paf by Mega Fortune's creators Net Entertainment. The film was generated using the actual playing data.