Series
Money Jar series
Where the Money Jar series sits in the cash-collector niche
Money Jar occupies SlotMill's high-volatility cash-collector niche, pairing oversized grid play with sticky wilds and bonus access rather than a conventional fixed-line format. The franchise keeps the collection idea constant while using its sequel to raise the payout ceiling and change how wins develop.
Ranked by Slot Score
| Game | Year | RTP | Volatility | Slot Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Money JarSlotMill | 2022 | 96.09% | High volatility | 87 |
 Money Jar 2LatestSlotMill | 2023 | 95.8% | High volatility | 79 |
Money Jar establishes the heavier base game: a 5x5 grid, 46,656 listed ways, respins, sticky wilds, multipliers and a cash collector, with a 20,000x maximum win. Its bonus buy and skip-no-win option shorten the route to consequential spins, but the high-volatility profile still makes the collector the central source of pressure.
Money Jar 2 expands the grid to 6x6 while contracting the listed ways count to 15,625. The sequel trades the original's respin emphasis for free-spin choices, walking wilds, symbol swaps, mystery symbols and a free-spins multiplier, then raises the maximum win to 25,000x. Both games remain high volatility, but the second shifts the franchise from a sticky collector toward a more variable bonus-round system.