JILI1 Mahjong Ways 2: What the Sequel Changes Next to the Original

When players go looking for JILI1 Mahjong Ways 2, the usual slip is typing “mahjong” and tapping the first tile that appears. Two PG titles share the name, a search would show both if both are listed, and the sequel’s taller reels and higher ceiling make it a different game to stake. Read the tile name to the end, then check the grid shape once the game loads.

JILI1 Mahjong Ways 2 against the original

The studio’s page sets the sequel on five reels of four rows, then stacks one more position onto reels 2, 3 and 4. That extra height in the middle is where the larger way count comes from.

Problem: the volatility label matches, so you carry the same stake across. Fix: a ceiling four times higher on almost the same RTP has to come from bigger rounds landing less often, so trim the per-spin stake.

Mahjong ways 2 features, step by step

This site’s game data records three mechanics that change how a round feels next to the first game:

1. Avalanche cascades. Winning tiles clear and new ones fall in, as before, with the chain continuing while drops keep forming wins.
2. Golden tiles that turn Wild. Golden mahjong tiles convert to Wilds as they fall, giving a chain more chances to continue.
3. A climbing free-spin multiplier. It rises during the round up to 10 times and does not reset between cascades inside it.

PG Soft’s timeline lists the game under 14 April 2020. How JILI1 Mahjong Ways plays walks through the original spin by spin if you want to learn that one first.

Choosing JILI1 Mahjong Ways 2 for a session

A frequent slip is jumping straight to the sequel because its x100000 looks like the better deal. That number describes the rarest round in the game; for a first look at PG’s mahjong format, the original’s smaller grid is easier to read, and what you learn there carries straight across.

Problem: the free-spin round arrives and you cannot tell why the payout grew so fast. Fix: watch the multiplier counter during the round; on PG Soft’s description it rises up to 10 times, and that climb is the first place to look when a total jumps.

Use this short check before you commit:

1. Have you played the original long enough to follow a cascade? If not, start there.
2. Does the budget cover many smaller stakes rather than a few large ones?
3. Is the stake low enough that a cold run still leaves money for the free-spin round you came to see?
4. Would a similar ceiling with a different mechanic suit you better? JILI1 Lucky Neko’s Cat multiplier also prints x100000, on a 6x5 grid.

Its place in the learning order is on the JILI1 PG Soft slots learning order, while the JILI1 PG Soft title index keeps the studio numbers for six games together. New to the lobby? The JILI1 register form’s three boxes come before any of it.