Series
Money Pot series
Money Pot or Deluxe: start with the loop you want
Should a player start with Tada Gaming's Money Pot series through the original's three-path hold-and-win loop or Deluxe's six-path collector setup? Start with the original for the lower-medium risk profile and clearer pot-building structure; choose Deluxe when the higher 5,000x ceiling and locked-respin collection are the priority.
Ranked by Slot Score
| Game | Year | RTP | Volatility | Slot Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Money PotTada Gaming | 2025 | 97.08% | Low/Medium | 77 |
 Money Pot DeluxeLatestTada Gaming | 2025 | — | 48 |
Money Pot uses a 5x3 layout with multipliers, mystery symbols, fixed jackpots and random rewards feeding its hold-and-win bonus. Pot collection gives the game a visible objective, while the 3,000x maximum win and low-medium volatility keep its published profile less severe than many jackpot-style respin slots.
Money Pot Deluxe turns the screen to a 3x5 format, doubles the listed win paths from three to six and replaces the broader hold-and-win label with cash collection and respin-locking wins. It also lifts the maximum win to 5,000x and the upper bet from 100 to 200. The sequel is therefore the more reward-focused branch, although its volatility and RTP are not defined by the supplied game specifications.