TheScore Casino Player Wins $1.4M Jackpot on $0.80 Bet

Key Points
  • TheScore Casino announced that a lucky slot player has won $1.4 million
  • The win was announced by theScore Casino on May 2, with the operator emphasizing that this was the biggest prize it has ever awarded
  • The windfall was made possible by the DropZone progressive jackpot mechanic

TheScore Casino, an online gambling operator in Ontario, announced that an incredibly lucky player has turned a $0.80 spin into a $1.4 million payday after playing one of its slot games. The win happened thanks to the DropZone progressive jackpot mechanic, which awarded the casino’s largest prize so far.

The Biggest Prize in TheScore Casino History

The lucky Ontarian came away with CAD 1,869,841 ($1,373,520) after staking a measly CAD 1.10 ($0.81). The win was announced by theScore Casino on May 2, with the operator emphasizing that this was the biggest prize it has ever awarded.

The biggest win in theScoreCasino history just triggered with a player coming away with $1,869,841 on a $1.10 spin!

theScore Casino statement

The casino clarified that the fortunate winner had been playing the Hollywood Casino Neon Vault game. The spin triggered the DropZone progressive jackpot, which Ontarian players can play for by opting in to the DropZone promotion.

If they do, each of their wagers is increased by CAD 0.10. However, activating the feature means that they can win the DropZone jackpot while playing any of theScore Casino’s slots.

In the meantime, theScore Casino, formerly the online gaming division of the sports channel of the same name, is preparing to launch in Alberta.

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Elsewhere, the Powerball game in the US just awarded dozens of seven-figure prizes after an unlikely draw matched common player patterns. For context, the numbers drawn on April 29 perfectly corresponded to one of the number columns as they appear on lottery tickets.

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Fiona covers the betting and casino sectors, focusing her reporting on operational shifts within land-based markets. Drawing from a background in hospitality management, she investigates how physical venues adapt to modern demands—from cashless gaming floors to omnichannel VIP integrations. Her on-the-ground insights help executives navigate the technological and economic realities transforming brick-and-mortar casinos.

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