The braai smoke fills the air in Johannesburg as Koos is talking about dogecoin again, but you’re too busy watching a marble Pegasus flapping across a Greek skyline in the YesPlay lobby. Two Megaways games promise a big win if the reels spin in your favour. Time to grab a cold drink and get comfortable. We’re going to compare Pragmatic Play’s The Dog House Megaways with NetEnt’s Divine Fortune Megaways.
Game Basics
Dog House comes with six reels that can have anywhere from two to seven symbols on each one, allowing for up to 117,649 ways to win. There are no cascades here, it’s just pure spin-and-hope action. If you’re looking to jump in, you can simply click on it to get started with as little as 20c, going all the way up to R2,000 for each spin. On the other hand, Divine Fortune also comes with six reels and adds falling wilds that slide down, one row at a time, which is good for keeping those combos going. The betting for Divine Fortune starts at 20c and goes up to R1,800, a better option if you want to be cautious with your spending.
Payout Maths
Pragmatic Play’s Dog House MultiHold has a good RTP of 96.55 percent, but is highly volatile, so keep that in mind. However, if you get lucky and trigger the Stick or Rain wild features, you might get wins topping 12 305x your stake, turning peanuts into a fortune. Divine Fortune has an RTP of 96.06 percent and medium to high variance and a lower, capped 4 502x multiplier. What it lacks in a ceiling, it makes up for with three fixed jackpots and expanding wilds in free spins. If you like myths and legends, you might also check it out NetEnt’s collection on YesPlay for volatility spreads that are easier on your wallet.
Which Wins
Those of you who like taking risks to chase those big rewards will want to check out Dog House and its rowdy Rottweilers. But for players who prefer a more steady approach, with rolling wilds and jackpots, there’s always Divine Fortune. Regardless, both games are available at YesPlay, and the final decision depends on your personality and preferences.
