$1 Million Monopoly Slot Jackpot Hits at Fontainebleau
Published · Gamebridge News
Most Monopoly players are happy to collect $200 for passing Go. One slot player at Fontainebleau Las Vegas collected a lot more.
According to the Las Vegas Review-Journal, citing a casino spokesperson, a Nevada player won $1,008,719 on Friday, October 9, 2026. The win came from hitting the Grand Bonus on Monopoly Big Board Bucks. It took a $50 spin, and it hit after about 20 minutes of play.
That was not the only big hit at the resort that weekend. The Review-Journal listed three more six-figure slot jackpots at Fontainebleau.
On the same Friday, a Nevadan won $107,465.18 on an $8 bet playing Mystery of the Lamp. On Saturday, a guest visiting from Honolulu won $142,574.31 on a $12.50 bet playing Dragon Link Panda Magic. The resort congratulated a player named Amber B. on a $142,574 Dragon Link win in a post on X. On Sunday, a guest from Glendale, Arizona, won $288,000 on Dragon Link Genghis Khan.
Put together, that is four jackpots worth more than $1.5 million in one weekend at one Strip resort.
Two things stand out. First, a famous brand still sells. Monopoly is one of the best-known board games in the world, and a slot built on it gives players something familiar from the first spin. Second, Dragon Link showed up again. It was behind two of the four big wins in this report, and it is the same game family behind the first-ever $5 million Dragon Link jackpot at Aria on October 14.
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