7SPIN Mahjong Ways 2 — Avalanche Reels, 2000 Ways & RTP

What separates Mahjong Ways 2 from the rest of the PG Soft catalogue is an unusual mix of medium volatility labelling and a published maximum set at 100,000x.

These figures are the ones worth knowing before your first spin.

A closer look at the Mahjong Ways 2 feature round

Real payout comes from the feature round, not the base game.

A near-doubling of the way-count to 2,000 comes with the cascade becoming an avalanche and falling golden tiles converting to wilds. The pairing of a medium volatility label with a 100,000x maximum deserves a pause, as it usually means the maximum functions as an accounting ceiling, not a real outcome to expect. As before, the mechanism is a rising free-spins multiplier that carries through a round without ever resetting.

PG Soft sets this title’s maximum win at 100000x — that number defines what one round can pay, not what a session ought to target.

Mahjong Ways 2’s RTP and volatility, placed in context

That 96.95% figure is a long-run average across millions of spins — no single evening moves it.

PG Soft’s own published game data includes what the game page leaves out.

Rather than payout size, PG Soft’s medium volatility label is describing how the results are shaped.

What the maximum win figure actually means

That 100000x figure published for Mahjong Ways 2 marks the largest a single round can return relative to the stake. It marks a boundary, never a target, and says nothing whatever about how often a round pays. Headline ceilings and ordinary returns are different measurements, and the second can remain small where the first is enormous.

Read both the ceiling and the volatility as a pair, not the ceiling on its own. Separately they say almost nothing, while read side by side they set out how a session tends to behave.

A comparison of Mahjong Ways 2 with its siblings

With 1,024 ways evaluated, the original Mahjong Ways lists its maximum win at 25,000x. 100,000x is published, following an evaluation of 2,000. Only a sliver separates 96.92% from 96.95% in RTP, showing the extra headroom is financed by how seldom it’s hit.

Playing Mahjong Ways 2 at 7SPIN

PG Soft is the studio behind Mahjong Ways 2, a slot with 5 reels running ways-to-win. Here is how to get into it at 7SPIN:

1. Sign in at 7SPIN and open the game lobby.
2. Either type Mahjong Ways 2 into search, or narrow the lobby down by PG Soft.
3. Open the info screen and read the stake limits and paytable there.
4. Decide the spend up front, then hold stakes low for as long as the bonus mechanic remains unfamiliar.