PHSWERTE PG Soft Slots: Lucky Neko, Mahjong Ways 2 & Figures
PG Soft slots covered here are Lucky Neko and Mahjong Ways 2.
- PHSWERTE Lucky Neko
- PG Soft's Lucky Neko is a slot with a 6x5 grid and Gigablox oversized symbol blocks.
- PHSWERTE Mahjong Ways 2
- Mahjong Ways 2 is a slot made by PG Soft, played on a 5x4 grid that gives 2,000 ways to win.
PG Soft slots are the games you open when you want a published RTP to read before you play. This page covers the two PG Soft titles that have their own pages here, lines their figures up in one table, and shows where they sit in the PHSWERTE lobby.
Every number comes from this site’s game data. For the full map of lobby tabs, start with the PHSWERTE games overview.
PHSWERTE PG Soft slots compared
Both titles are medium volatility, and both reach 100000x. The difference is in the grid and how the ways are counted.
| Game | Grid | Ways or lines | Volatility | Max win | RTP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lucky Neko | 6x5 | 40 base paylines, 85 in free spins, up to 32,400 ways | medium | 100000x | 96.73% |
| Mahjong Ways 2 | 5x4 | ways rise from 1,024 in the original up to 2,000 | medium | 100000x | 96.95% |
Mahjong Ways 2 has the higher RTP by 0.22 percentage points. Lucky Neko has the wider grid and a free-spin round that expands its paylines.
PG slot volatility and RTP, explained through two games
A PG slot rated medium sits in the middle of the range: neither the steady small wins of a low rating nor the long dry runs of a high one. Two titles with the same rating can still feel different, because the feature decides where the wins come from.
- Lucky Neko builds wins from Gigablox, oversized symbol blocks that grow from 2x2 up to 6x6. Five or more scatters trigger 5 to 16 free spins.
- Mahjong Ways 2 builds wins from cascading reels. Golden mahjong tiles turn into wilds, and the free-spin multiplier builds to a maximum of 10x.
- Read each page’s feature section before you pick a stake, since a cascade game and a block game spend your bankroll at different speeds.
The RTP explained page covers what a percentage like 96.73% does and does not tell you.
How each PG Soft slot counts its wins
Paylines and ways are two different systems, and PG Soft uses both across its catalogue. Lucky Neko starts on 40 paylines and grows to 85 in free spins, while Mahjong Ways 2 counts ways across the grid.
| Term | What it means in play |
|---|---|
| Payline | a fixed path across the reels; the paylines glossary page shows examples |
| Ways to win | a match on adjacent reels from left to right, whatever the row |
| Base game | the ordinary spin before any feature starts |
| Free spins | the bonus round, where the top multipliers sit |
Lucky Neko or Mahjong Ways 2: which to open first
Both share a rating and a ceiling, so the choice comes down to how you like a session to feel. Two common worries and their fixes:
You want the higher published RTP
Open Mahjong Ways 2. Its 96.95% is the higher of the two, and it also shows a 10x free-spin multiplier cap.
You want a wider grid and a feature that changes the layout
Open Lucky Neko. Its 6x5 grid and Gigablox blocks, up to 6x6, change how the ways are counted, and free spins lift the paylines from 40 to 85.
Neither choice changes the maths in your favour. Both are entertainment, so budget the session before you open either one.
PG Soft against JILI: what you can compare
PG Soft and JILI are the two studios players ask about together, and the difference starts with disclosure. PG Soft’s game data carries an RTP and JILI publishes none.
| Question | PG Soft | JILI |
|---|---|---|
| Publishes RTP | Yes, in its game data | No |
| Highest max win in this site’s data | 100000x | 10125x |
| Volatility labels here | medium and high | low to medium, medium, medium to high |
| Studio profile | PG Soft studio facts | JILI games |
A first session on a PG Soft slot
Say you decide to play Lucky Neko for half an hour. Here is a plan you can copy.
- Open the game’s info screen and read the bet range.
- Choose the lowest stake that still lets the base game breathe.
- Note your starting balance and set a stop-loss, for example one quarter of it.
- Play until the loss limit or the half hour, whichever comes first.
- Withdraw or close the session; do not chase.
That plan works the same on Mahjong Ways 2. The point is that the limits are set before the first spin, when you are calm.
Other PG Soft titles in this site’s data
These four titles have no page of their own yet, but their figures are on file. To play one, open the Slots tab in the lobby and search the name.
| Game | Volatility | Max win | RTP |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mahjong Ways | medium | 25000x | 96.92% |
| Fortune Tiger | medium | 2500x | 96.81% |
| Fortune Ox | medium | 2000x | 96.75% |
| Wild Bandito | high | 25000x | 96.73% |
The PG Soft studio behind the slots
PG Soft was founded in 2015 and is based in Valletta, Malta. Its entity Pocket Games Software Limited holds a Malta Gaming Authority B2B licence, which is a supplier licence and not a casino licence. The lobby shows the studio under the name Pocket Games Soft.
PG Soft does show its RTP in its game data, although the visible field on the studio’s own page can read as a dash. The figures on this page come from that game data, so quote them as PG Soft’s published figures. The same number is what the game’s info screen inside the lobby should show you, and if the two ever differ, trust the screen you are playing on.
For licences, RTP policy and the rest of the studio profile, open the PG Soft studio facts page.
Where to go after PG Soft
If you want to compare against another studio, two pillars use the same fields as this one. The JILI games comparison lines up eleven titles with no published RTP, and the Pragmatic Play slots page compares the Sweet Bonanza versions with Sugar Rush.
- Pick the studio whose figures you want to see.
- Choose a title by volatility and maximum win.
- Search it by name in the lobby’s Slots tab.
- Set a stake and a loss limit before the first spin.
Play is for adults, 21+, and your budget comes first.
Guides in this section
FAQ
Which PG Soft slots does this site cover?
Lucky Neko and Mahjong Ways 2 have their own pages, each with grid, ways, volatility, maximum win and RTP. Other PG Soft titles such as Fortune Tiger and Wild Bandito appear in the comparison table on this page.
What is the RTP of Lucky Neko and Mahjong Ways 2?
PG Soft's published game data gives Lucky Neko 96.73% and Mahjong Ways 2 96.95%. RTP is a long-run average across a huge number of spins, so it says nothing about a single session.
How high can a PG slot pay?
Both Lucky Neko and Mahjong Ways 2 list a maximum win of 100000x your stake. That is the ceiling in free spins with the best multipliers, not a result to plan a budget around.
Is Lucky Neko on the PHSWERTE lobby?
Yes, Lucky Neko was seen on the lobby's shelves on 29 September 2026. For Mahjong Ways 2 or any other PG Soft title, open the Slots tab and search the name.
Ano ang PG Soft sa PHSWERTE lobby?
The lobby lists the studio as Pocket Games Soft in the Slots tab. It is the same developer as PG Soft, so search either name.
PG Soft o JILI, alin ang dapat kong unahin?
Start with the figures. PG Soft publishes an RTP in its game data, while JILI publishes none, so PG Soft is the easier studio to compare number by number.