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Hard Rock Bet NJ Mega Jackpot Up To Record $2.16 Million And Growing

Drew Ellis
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Hard Rock Bet New Jersey is set to give away its largest jackpot in the history of the NJ online casino.

Earlier this week, the Mega Jackpot at Hard Rock Bet NJ crossed $2 million. As of Friday morning, it sits at $2.16 million and is still growing.

This latest Mega Jackpot will replace the previous record for Hard Rock Casino NJ, which was given away on July 4 and just under $2.1 million.

Summer of Jackpots for Hard Rock Casino NJ

This latest record-setting Mega jackpot will be the fourth prize of over $1.9 million given away since May.

Mega Jackpot TotalDate WonSlot Won OnWager On Winning Spin
$2,159,614.79 and countingTBDTBDTBD
$2,097,043.30July 4Silver Lux – Seven Spins Hold’em Respin$2.20
$1,937,382.05June 4Hot Rod Hog$2.20
$1,942,272.47May 11Bag the Swag: Hold & Win$1.20

In each instance, Hard Rock NJ customers contributed $0.20 of their wager toward the progressive jackpot system provided by the operator. Their wagers were $2.00 or $1.00, respectively, with the extra 20 cents added in.

How Hard Rock Jackpots Work

Hard Rock has been able to give out these massive prizes in New Jersey through their Hard Rock Jackpots progressive system.

By opting-in to Hard Rock Jackpots, users contribute an additional $0.20 to every spin on a slot game that is included in the program. No matter what your base wager in, any spin can trigger one of four jackpot levels, including the Mega Jackpot.

For Hard Rock NJ, the four jackpot levels are:

  • Mini Jackpot: Starts at $10 and hits frequently throughout the day.
  • Minor Jackpot: Starts at $100 and hits about every hour.
  • Major Jackpot: Starts at $1,000 and hits nearly every day.
  • Mega Jackpot: Starts at $100,000 and can go weeks without hitting.

In each case, these jackpots continue to build with each spin. Once a user hits one of the four jackpots, that particular jackpot goes back to its starting point.

These jackpots all typically grow well past their starting point. As of Friday morning, the Hard Rock NJ Mini Jackpot was up to over $130, while the Major Jackpot was over $18,000.

Hard Rock Casino NJ Promo Offer

If you are new to Hard Rock Bet, you can take advantage of the Hard Rock Casino NJ promo that gets new users 500 bonus spins and their first 24 hours of net losses back in credits, up to $1,000.

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No promo code is needed to get started. Just sign-up for a Hard Rock Casino NJ account and then make a $10 minimum deposit to earn your 500 bonus spins for the slot game Cash Eruption.

On top of that, any net losses you suffer on online slots over your first 24 hours of play, Hard Rock NJ will refund you in a casino bonus, up to a maximum of $1,000. That bonus total will carry a 1x wagering requirement that you will have 14 days to meet.

Drew Ellis
Drew Ellis

Drew Ellis has experience covering the gambling industries in North America and around the world. Decades of media experience provide him with the background to handle the complexities of different gambling laws and policies around the United States and North America. Ellis has primarily focused on online and retail casino news since 2021. Prior to working in the gambling industry, Ellis spent over 20 years in the newspaper industry, covering sports and the gambling. His work for The Mt. Pleasant Morning Sun and The Oakland Press was recognized with awards by the Associated Press and other media organizations. Drew has also contributed to the Detroit Free Press and the Associated Press.

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