JILIEVO PG Soft Slots Compared — What Fortune Ox and Mahjong Ways 2 Publish

PG Soft slots in the JILIEVO lobby are listed under the label Pocket Gaming, and the two covered here sit at opposite ends of a ceiling scale. Fortune Ox publishes a 2,000x maximum win on a compact three-reel frame, while Mahjong Ways 2 publishes 100,000x on a 5x4 ways grid. Read them in the table below, then follow the links into the JILIEVO games section for the other studios.

PG Soft slots compared in one table

The figures are the studio’s own as recorded in this site’s data. RTP is taken from PG Soft’s published game data, which the game page itself does not display.

The two share a volatility band and sit 0.20 of a percentage point apart on RTP. The ceiling is where they split: 100,000x is 50 times 2,000x.

Pocket Games Soft: why the lobby says Pocket Gaming

The lobby lists the studio as Pocket Gaming, and on 1 October 2026 that label held 170 titles in the Slots lane. The studio itself is PG Soft, and the company behind it is Pocket Games Software Limited, so searches for pocket games soft land on the same studio. Use this list to match names across the places you see them.

1. In the lobby’s Slots lane the studio appears as Pocket Gaming.
2. On its own site and in most write-ups it appears as PG Soft.
3. In regulator records the company appears as Pocket Games Software Limited.

The PG Soft studio page and its record lists the studio’s background, certifications and the full set of notable titles. PG Soft was founded in 2015 and is based in Valletta, Malta. A listing on a PAGCOR approved-games list covers game content only, and it is not an operator licence for the studio.

What PG Soft publishes and where to see it

PG Soft keeps each title’s RTP in its game data, and the game page a visitor loads shows a dash in that field. That is why a figure here carries the phrase from PG Soft’s published game data rather than as shown on the page. Three steps turn it into something you can use.

1. Read the published RTP for the title: 96.75% for Fortune Ox, 96.95% for Mahjong Ways 2.
2. Open the game in the lobby and read its info screen for the version you will play.
3. Compare the two numbers before you stake, and read what an RTP figure means for a session if the term is new.

Fortune Ox PG Soft: a 3-4-3 grid and synced respins

Fortune Ox is a three-reel game with an irregular grid: the two outer reels show three symbols and the middle reel shows four. Ten lines are evaluated across it, and the feature locks the reels in sync and respins until a win lands. A full-reel win carries a 10x multiplier. It is often called 3x3 or 3x4, and both labels miss the shape, as the Fortune Ox page and its uneven grid explains.

Mahjong Ways 2: avalanches, golden tiles and a 100,000x ceiling

Mahjong Ways 2 plays on a 5x4 grid with 2,000 ways, up from the original’s 1,024. Wins trigger avalanche cascades, wilds transform symbols, and golden mahjong tiles that fall convert to wilds. The free-spins multiplier rises up to 10x and does not reset during the round. Mahjong Ways 2 and what its 2,000 ways and 100,000x ceiling mean takes the numbers apart.

Lines against ways: the two win rules side by side

The pair shows both of PG Soft’s common win rules in one comparison. A line game pays when matching symbols sit on a set line, while a ways game pays for matching symbols on adjacent reels without lines.

Ceiling, volatility and maximum cashout are different numbers

A page full of figures can blur three ideas into one. Keep them apart and the info screen gets easier to read.

What volatility means for how a game feels covers the middle row. For the last row, what a maximum cashout means explains why a cap on bonus winnings is a separate matter from a game’s published ceiling. A ceiling describes what the maths allows, not how often it happens.

Which one to open first

These are named examples rather than rankings.

1. Pick Fortune Ox if you like a small frame, short rounds and a feature that keeps respinning until something pays.
2. Pick Mahjong Ways 2 if you like cascades and a multiplier that builds through free spins.
3. Pick on the figure that matters to you: RTP leans to Mahjong Ways 2 by 0.20 of a point, and the ceiling leans to it by a wide margin.
4. For the same kind of side-by-side from other studios, the JILI games table and the Pragmatic Play pair use the same layout.

PG Soft in the lobby

PG Soft’s 170 listed titles on 1 October 2026 include both of these by name, alongside the original Mahjong Ways and others such as Lucky Neko and Wild Bandito. Each name is its own listing and opens its own rules window, so open the one you picked and read its screen first. Play is for adults, 21+, within a budget you set before the first spin.

More PG Soft slot pages

The pages below cover each title in this section.