Relax Gaming has officially announced its 25th Dream Drop Mega Jackpot winner, marking a significant milestone for the company’s proprietary progressive jackpot system. The win occurred on December 23, 2025, when a player at the online casino Vegas.hu landed a prize totaling 1,996,043.95 euros. The life-changing sum was triggered from a wager of only 2.80 euros while playing the title Cluster Tumble Dream Drop.
The Dream Drop network, which launched in 2022, was designed to provide high-frequency payouts while maintaining the potential for a Mega Jackpot. Since its inception, the product has paid out over 279 million euros across various prize tiers. This total includes 457 major jackpots in addition to the 25 top-tier wins. Martin Stalros, the chief executive officer of Relax Gaming, stated that reaching the 25th Mega Jackpot winner represents a landmark moment for the studio and validates their goal of creating a jackpot product that hits more frequently than traditional progressive slots.
Vegas.hu has proven to be a particularly successful platform for the network, having also hosted the 21st Mega Jackpot winner earlier in the year. Laszlo Siba, the online casino director at Vegas.hu, expressed satisfaction with the partnership, noting that delivering such significant wins is a primary objective for the operator. The game involved in this latest win, Cluster Tumble Dream Drop, is part of a growing portfolio that now includes over 50 dedicated titles.
The Dream Drop system is currently live across more than 100 operators and 300 brands worldwide. Approximately 1.7 million unique players have engaged with the jackpot games over the past year. This broad distribution has contributed to the rapid succession of winners, with the 24th Mega Jackpot having been awarded only a few months prior in October 2025.
As the network continues to expand into new regulated markets, Relax Gaming expects the frequency of the Mega Jackpot to remain consistent. The company remains focused on integrating the mechanic into both new releases and existing fan-favorite titles to maintain player engagement. With the next prize pool already accumulating, the industry is watching to see how quickly the 26th winner will be crowned.
