Mahjong Ways 2 by PG Soft: Four Changes and a 100,000x Ceiling

Sequels invite the question of what actually changed. Here the answer fits in four short points.

Mahjong Ways 2: four changes from the original

The idea: The same studio, the same tiles and a larger machine. Each point below is something PG Soft’s data shows.

Try it: Check them off in a free round.

1. The grid starts at five reels by four rows; reels 2, 3 and 4 each get one row more.
2. The ways climb from 1,024 up to 2,000.
3. Cascades become an avalanche, and golden tiles that drop in turn wild.
4. The published maximum win climbs from 25,000x to 100,000x.

Check yourself: How many ways does the sequel offer? 2,000.

Try it again: Open the original and the sequel one after the other for ten spins each. Notice how the taller middle reels in the sequel create more near-misses that become wins, and keep a short tally so the comparison rests on what you saw, not on memory.

What stayed the same

The idea: Inside a free-spin round the multiplier keeps climbing to 10x without resetting. Volatility remains medium, and RTP shifts just slightly, from 96.92% to 96.95%.

Check yourself: Did the RTP change much? No, three hundredths of a point.

A 100,000x ceiling on a medium game

The idea: Pairing a medium label with a six-figure multiple looks odd. The ceiling is an accounting limit on the rarest outcome, so it should not set your plans.

Try it: With a ₱5 stake as a classroom case, the ceiling would be ₱500,000. Write down the realistic aim of your session instead, such as a count of spins, and compare with the original on the Mahjong Ways page.

Check yourself: Should a 100,000x ceiling shape your budget? No.

Finding it and moving on

The idea: The lobby read of 5 November 2026 did not name this title, so search the PG list by exact name. Lucky Neko cat multiplier shares the 100,000x figure and is worth reading next, and the PG Soft hub holds the rest. Existing account holders can follow the login tips.

Check yourself: Which other PG Soft title lists 100,000x? Lucky Neko.