PH365 Mahjong Ways 2 by PG Soft: RTP, Avalanche Wins & Max Win

On a 5x4 grid, Mahjong Ways 2 from PG Soft evaluates wins across 2,000 ways.

Triple BAR slot reel symbol in black and white
Studio
PG Soft
Format
5-reel ways-to-win slot
Grid
5 × 4
Paylines
2,000 ways to win in place of the original 1,024
Volatility
medium
RTP
96.95%
Max win
100000x

Min stake: not published.

PG Soft released Mahjong Ways 2 around 100,000x as the published maximum for a title labelled medium volatility, which is not a common combination, and that is the part that changes how it plays.

Start with these figures, which matter before the first spin.

Dissecting the Mahjong Ways 2 feature round

This game’s genuine wins are delivered by its feature round.

The count of ways rises to 2,000, close to double, and an avalanche replaces the cascade, with golden tiles turning wild on the way down. What stands out is the 100,000x maximum set against medium volatility, a mix that usually tells you the maximum is a bookkeeping ceiling rather than something to budget for. Still the mechanism is a free-spins multiplier that climbs and is not reset during a round.

A session should not be planned around the 100000x maximum win PG Soft publishes here, because that figure is only the ceiling for one round.

Where Mahjong Ways 2 stands among its siblings

With 1,024 ways evaluated, the original Mahjong Ways publishes a maximum of 25,000x. Here the evaluation covers 2,000 and the published maximum reads 100,000x. Only a sliver separates 96.92% from 96.95% in RTP, so the additional headroom is bought with how infrequently it is hit.

What the maximum win figure actually means

On Mahjong Ways 2 the published 100000x ceiling is the largest possible outcome in one round, relative to the stake. As a boundary and not an aim, it says nothing on the frequency of any outcome. Games with a very high ceiling can still make small payments almost whenever they pay anything.

The ceiling means more when read beside the volatility than when read on its own. Only as a pair do the two describe the shape of the game; on its own, each is nearly meaningless.

Putting Mahjong Ways 2 RTP and volatility into perspective

Across millions of spins in the long run, the published RTP of 96.95% averages out; it is not an evening’s rate.

The source is data PG Soft publishes about the game; the game page leaves it out.

Medium volatility is PG Soft’s description of it, and the description concerns the pattern of results, not their size.

Playing Mahjong Ways 2 at PH365

A 5-reel ways-to-win slot by PG Soft, Mahjong Ways 2. Getting in at PH365 works like this:

  1. Log in at PH365, then open the game lobby.
  2. You can find Mahjong Ways 2 by searching its name, or by filtering the lobby to PG Soft.
  3. Info screen first: that is where a game lists its stake range and paytable.
  4. Before playing, put a limit on what you will spend, and keep the stake low while the feature round is still new to you.

FAQ

How volatile is Mahjong Ways 2?

PG Soft describes it as medium volatility. The spread of results is what that covers, and the game's return is a separate matter.

What is the biggest win possible on Mahjong Ways 2?

A single round tops out at a published 100000x. It is a maximum, not an expectation.

How high is the RTP of Mahjong Ways 2?

PG Soft's figure for this title, as published, comes to 96.95%. The number describes a theoretical average over many rounds, so it does not apply to any one session.

What is Mahjong Ways 2?

Mahjong Ways 2 is a PG Soft 5-reel ways-to-win slot built around 100,000x as the published maximum for a title labelled medium volatility, which is not a common combination. The count of ways rises to 2,000, close to double, and an avalanche replaces the cascade, with golden tiles turning wild on the way down. What stands out is the 100,000x maximum set against medium volatility, a mix that usually tells you the maximum is a bookkeeping ceiling rather than something to budget for. Still the mechanism is a free-spins multiplier that climbs and is not reset during a round.

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