Big Time Gaming

Few studios have changed slots as much as Big Time Gaming. Its Megaways mechanic, which changes the number of symbols on each reel every spin, became one of the most licensed slot engines in the industry. Dozens of other providers now release their own Megaways games.

Big Time Gaming (BTG) was founded in 2011 in Australia by industry veterans including Nik Robinson. It released the first Megaways slot in 2015 and the hit Bonanza in 2016. In 2021 it was acquired by Evolution.

• Bonanza – the Megaways hit, with cascades and an unlimited free spins multiplier.

• Extra Chilli – free spins with a gamble wheel for extra spins.

• White Rabbit – an Alice in Wonderland slot with expanding reels.

• Danger High Voltage – a high-energy 4,096-ways game.

• Who Wants to Be a Millionaire – a branded Megaways title.

On a Megaways slot, each reel shows a random number of symbols on every spin – usually between two and seven. Multiply the symbols on all reels and you get the number of ways to win: up to 117,649 on a standard six-reel game. Most Megaways slots add cascades, so wins are removed and replaced in the same spin. Megaways games are typically high volatility. Read more in our guide to slot features.

BTG games are licensed in regulated markets including Great Britain and Malta and are independently tested. Feature buys offered in some versions are not available at UK-licensed casinos.

BTG and licensed Megaways games are widely available. You can also try Megaways games from other studios, such as BluePrint’s Buffalo Rising and Diamond Mine. Compare casinos in our casino reviews.