IGT Slot Portfolio Generates Five Million-Dollar Jackpots Across North America in June
2026-07-15
IGT slots generated five jackpots worth nearly $17 million in the U.S. and over CAD$1.3 million in Canada during June 2026, led by a $10.3 million Megabucks win at Westgate Las Vegas. Wheel of Fortune Slots have now created more than 1,200 millionaires since 1996.
International Game Technology (IGT) reported that its Megabucks, Powerbucks, and Wheel of Fortune slots produced five jackpots worth nearly US$17 million across the United States and more than CAD$1.3 million (approximately US$919,000) in Canada during June 2026. The wins spanned land-based casinos in Nevada and New Jersey, as well as an online platform in Ontario.
Largest Wins
The month's top prize landed on June 16, when a player at Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino hit US$10,292,912.32 on IGT Megabucks Wolf Run Eclipse. The casino described the payout as one of the largest slot jackpots in its history. Another seven-figure win occurred on June 28 at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas, where a traveler claimed US$3,307,159.50 on Wheel of Fortune Gold Spin Triple Red Hot 7s.
Other Notable Jackpots
On June 8, a guest at Resorts Casino Hotel in Atlantic City won US$1,782,962.32 playing Wheel of Fortune Double Times Pay 3x4x5x, marking the largest land-based slot jackpot in the city so far this year. A similar sum—US$1,527,942.38—was awarded on June 18 at Edgewater Casino Resort in Laughlin, Nevada, on the Wheel of Fortune Cash Link Big Money title.
Canadian Online Prize
The only online win came on June 22, when an Ontario player took home CAD$1,346,518.88 (US$919,233) while playing Wheel of Fortune Hawaiian Getaway through the Powerbucks platform. That progressive system has now awarded more than 78 jackpots of CAD$1 million or higher since its Canadian launch in 2016.
Legacy Figures
IGT noted that Wheel of Fortune Slots have created over 1,200 millionaires and paid out more than US$3.6 billion in jackpots since the brand's debut in 1996. The company continues to operate across land-based and digital segments as part of its recently combined Gaming, Digital and FinTech business units.