Microgaming Multi-Player Slots At Australian Online Casinos

February 19, 2015

When Australian players go to land casinos they wager with other players sitting at the same blackjack and roulette tables. They watch them play and also converse with them. Slot machines had always been a solo experience, whether at land casinos or online. Then Microgaming launched multi-player slots at Australian online casinos.

The first Microgaming multi-player slot machine was Wheel of Wealth. It is played in online rooms, each of which can accommodate up to six players. You can see the screen of the other players and chat with them. Whenever you get two or more scatter symbols on your screen your multiplier gets increased. In this multi-player slot a bonus round is triggered randomly. Then each player picks a spot on the Wheel of Wealth. After the wheel is spun and comes to rest payouts are indicated against each spot. The payout against your spot will be multiplied by your total multiplier and credited to your account.

Avalon, with its Arthurian theme, has always been a popular slot game at Australian online casinos. Microgaming has released this revamped in a multi-player format. In this game you can take on avatars. As in multi-player Wheel of Fortune, up to six players share an online room and play the main game individually. In this slot game Microgaming has introduced the bonus thermometer. The more you wager, the higher your thermometer reading will be and the larger your free spins multiplier will be. When the free spins are triggered the common payouts won accrue to each player. However, this payout is multiplied by each player’s bonus thermometer reading before being credited to his account.

No Worries is the Microgaming multi-player slot game that Australians will like best because of its Australian theme. Multi-player No Worries is slightly different from the other games of this genre. Each room can accommodate up to 30 players and there are different rooms for different stakes. You cannot see the screens of other players but see a common leader board that ranks players according to points earned. Points are earned when three or more Point Indicators appear on an enabled pay line. The bonus round is called Aussie Windmill Pump and is triggered randomly. It has a wheel with 18 segments on which five different Australian animals are displayed. Each animal indicates a percentage of the jackpot amount ranging from 10% to 100%. The wheel is spun and comes to rest with one animal indicated. The portion of the jackpot indicated by the animal is available for distribution. The top ten players on the leader board share the payout according to their rank.

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