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MGM GRAND Macau Fa Fa Fa jackpot pay-out hit a new high of HK$4.8 million

Newsdesk by Newsdesk
Sun 6 Sep 2009 at 16:00
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Macau, September 3, 2009 - MGM GRAND Macau announced today that a HK$4.8 million huge jackpot had been paid out through the popular hyperlink jackpot game named Fa Fa Fa (meaning “Get Rich! Get Rich! Get Rich!” in Chinese) on Wednesday, September 2. The pay-out is one of the largest ones among all slot machine jackpots recorded in recent years.

The lucky winner from Macau is thrilled to have won the life-changing jackpot. Mr. So, a Golden Lion Club member, tried his luck on one of the hyperlink games at MGM GRAND Macau yesterday afternoon. Shortly after he began to play the Fa Fa Fa game, suddenly three faces of the God of Fortune (“Choy Sun”) lined up horizontally on the slot machine before he even noticed. He was stunned for a moment and it was not until the casino staff confirmed that the jackpot has been hit that Mr. So realized he was actually the lucky winner! Mr. So said that it had been an exhilarating experience and he is ecstatic for winning the prize and will be returning to MGM GRAND Macau soon.

Fa Fa Fa slot machine is the latest Asian-themed hyperlink jackpot platform provided by Aristocrat which includes many popular performing games, such as Choy San Dora, 50 Dragons and 5 Dragons. Currently, there are 36 machines attached to the Fa Fa Fa link games provided at the mass gaming floor of MGM GRAND Macau. There is a very high chance of hitting the jackpot when the pay-out accumulates to around HK$2 million. MGM GRAND Macau congratulates Mr. So in hitting the HK$4.8 million jackpot as this is one of the highest pay-out from a 20-cent spin in recently years.

There is another hyperlink jackpot game named Cash Express in MGM GRAND Macau that has currently accumulated to over HK$ 1 million and another lucky winner is expected to hit the jackpot soon.

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