A crypto player wins an astounding $120,000+ prize In BGaming’s Aloha King Elvis slot

Aloha King Elvis released by BGaming in July 2021, definitely surprises players with tremendous wins! For a player who earned a huge win on Bitcoin.com Games, the slot has become really lucky. The Major Jackpot landed on the reels, showering the gambler with an incredible $120,000+ in BTC.

The Maximum Potential Of The Game

The x1000 triumph is fantastic, however, the potential goes much higher. The Aloha King Elvis slot machine may reward players with x2200! The Hawaiian-themed game is one of the most popular brand names, so there will no doubt be a lot of talk about huge payouts. The game offers three sorts of jackpots: Mini, Major, and Mega, as well as two types of free spin rounds and a Coin Respin Bonus. Furthermore, players have just had the ability to Buy Chance x2 and other bonuses in the slot.

The sequel to Elvis Frog in Vegas, the most popular game in BGaming’s repertoire, is Aloha King Elvis. The charming Elvis travels to Hawaii to play at a great beach event in the new slot. According to the team lead, Bogdan Gres, as the first iGaming studio to embrace cryptocurrencies, BGaming is always excited to hear about big wins on crypto projects, especially when they happen in premier titles like Aloha King. The good news is that the software provider is also developing a collection of other games for cryptocurrency players.

Aloha King Elvis and other famous titles, such as the forthcoming Space XY, will be showcased during the SiGMA expo. The event will be held in Malta from November 15th to 19th. 

More About BGaming 

BGaming is a quickly growing game provider that aims to transform gambling into gaming. The studio generates new and interesting products that are offered on renowned platforms and 500+ online casinos globally, thanks to an excellent staff and a player-driven strategy. BGaming was the first in the world to accept Bitcoins and provide Provably Fair games. As for now, the company’s range includes more than 65 devices, each of them featuring HD visuals, and a simple user interface.