Mega Vault Millionaire Casinos in Canada: The 4 Doors

The Four Mega Vault Millionaire Casinos in Canada

All four casinos use one gaming platform from Fresh Horizons Limited, who is licensed by Kahnawake with permit 00972, with the same 1,582 games and the same seven progressive tiles. That makes this ranking unusual: you are choosing a price and a level of disclosure, and our review scores already did the work of separating the four.

1

Zodiac Casino

Cheapest door 3.4 / 5

Entry

$1 for 80 chances

Chance value

$0.10 each, Mega Money Wheel

Wagering

200x deposits 1-2, then 30x

Weekly cap

$4,000, group-wide

Slots weighting

100%, progressives included

The group's honest bargain: $1 opens the same lobby that other players pay $10 to enter, Mega Vault Millionaire included. The 80 chances amount to $8 in spins on the wheel, and wheel winnings arrive as bonus funds. Our Zodiac review prices the whole offer clause by clause.

200x wagering on the first two deposits, and no deposit-limit tool in the cashier. The cheap door still has the group's heaviest terms.

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2

Casino Classic

Only 30x rung 3.1 / 5

Entry

$10 minimum, all methods

Welcome offer

$500 over 3 deposits

Wagering

200x on D1-2, 30x on D3

Weekly cap

$4,000, group-wide

Winners list

None published

No chance packages here; it offers match bonuses on the same lobby. The find from our Casino Classic review: the third rung, 50% to $200, is the only bonus in the whole group on the 30x track, at about $6,000 in turnover. However, if you skip the first two rungs, this bonus becomes the most claimable offer Casino Rewards sells.

Deposits one and two carry 200x: a $150 match asks about $30,000 of play. And its winners page renders an empty shell.

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3

Grand Mondial

Biggest 2nd rung 3.0 / 5

Entry

$10 for 150 chances

Chance value

$0.10 each, Mega Money Wheel

2nd deposit

100% to $250

Wagering

200x deposits 1-2, then 30x

Weekly cap

$4,000, group-wide

Same casino as Zodiac but at ten times the entry price, with the biggest second-deposit ceiling in the group as the pitch. Our Grand Mondial review did the math: $250 at 200x multiplies to $50,000 - the heaviest single bonus commitment on this site. Its Mega Vault Millionaire tile is where we photographed the shared pool.

On August 5 its winners list showed 50 same-day wins and none came from a progressive game. The hero cheque on the homepage is dated 2017.

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4

Yukon Gold

Least disclosure 2.9 / 5

Entry

$10 for 150 chances

Chance value

$0.10 each, named only in the terms

2nd deposit

100% to $150

Wagering

200x deposits 1-2, then 30x

Weekly cap

$4,000, group-wide

Same $10 ticket as Grand Mondial but with a smaller second-deposit match, and the group's worst disclosure: the homepage and bonus page sell "150 CHANCES TO WIN $1 MILLION" without ever stating what game the money is to be won in - information only available in clause iv of the site's terms. The Yukon Gold review explains why that earned the site's lowest score.

No column in the group's price ladder where this door wins. Zodiac is cheaper and Grand Mondial's second rung is bigger.

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What a Mega Vault Millionaire Chance Actually Costs

Each entry offer in this group includes chances. Each chance is a $0.10 spin on the Mega Money Wheel, a non-progressive prize wheel. The spins on this wheel have nothing to do with the vault. All that you get with your entry price is your account; any spins on Mega Vault Millionaire itself must come from the real balance in that account afterwards.

Zodiac's dollar buys the same wheel spin at a fifth of the $10 doors' price. The winnings go into bonus funds at all of them, and only the wheel's top prize converts to cash, by contacting support. Both clauses hold across the group.

Mega Vault Millionaire Casinos Compared

Same company, same lobby, same tile. The columns below are the whole difference, from the casinos' own pages and terms.

The last column deserves a beat. We paged through every winners list the casinos publish and found wins from regular slots in the four and five figure range. The progressive prizes were absent from all of them on our checks. The vault pays somebody eventually; it was nobody in the windows we looked through.

How This Mega Vault Millionaire Page Was Checked

We hold accounts at all four Casino Rewards brands, each opened from Calgary. The tile values represent what was printed on the lobby screens, the entry prices are the amounts typed into each casino cashier, and every clause quoted here sits in the terms documents our reviews detail line by line. The scoring method lives at how we review.

The offers and values within the Casino Rewards pools can and do change. The date printed in the header represents the last time we performed a full re-check of the offers; if the cashier presents you with something different, believe the cashier.

Play Responsibly

The winners lists within each Casino Rewards brand show four figure wins on regular slot machines, with no wins in the progressive games within the timeframes we observed. Consider the vault like a lottery ticket attached to a slot session. Decide your limit before playing, as these casinos do not offer the ability to set a limit other than through customer service. Compose that message before you begin spinning the reels.