PESOMAX Mahjong Ways 2 in the Philippines: What PG Soft Changed
By PESOMAX Editorial Team
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Your friend says the sequel is better and you want to see what actually differs. This page puts the PESOMAX Mahjong Ways 2 questions in order: the grid, the free spins, the ceiling and the date. Everything quoted is from PG Soft’s pages. Whether the PESOMAX lobby lists the sequel is for the lobby search to answer.
PESOMAX Mahjong Ways 2 versus the original: the changes
PG Soft’s page puts the sequel on a 5x4 frame and adds one row to each of reels 2, 3 and 4. In the network’s game data the way count rises to 2,000; the first game had 1,024.
| Item | Mahjong Ways | Mahjong Ways 2 |
|---|---|---|
| Grid | 5 reels, 4 rows | 5 reels, 4 rows plus a row on reels 2, 3, 4 |
| Session volatility | Medium | Medium |
| RTP | 96.92% | 96.95% |
| Maximum win | x25000 | x100000 |
| Free-spin multiplier | up to x10 | up to x10 |
- The taller middle reels give more symbol positions, so more combinations can line up.
- Wild symbol transformation carries over, with golden tiles turning into wilds in the network’s data.
- The free-spin multiplier still tops out at 10 times, so the large change is the published ceiling, not the multiplier.
Mahjong Ways 2 is dated to 14 April 2020 on PG Soft’s games timeline. That is the studio’s own listing, and it is not a launch date for any lobby.
A quick way to feel the difference is to count positions. The first game has four rows on every reel. In the sequel, reels 2, 3 and 4 gain a fifth row, so the middle of the grid holds more symbols at once.
More symbols on show means more ways for matches to touch, which is why the way count in the network’s data climbs from 1,024 to 2,000. It does not mean you win 2,000 times as often, only that more routes exist.
Reading a x100000 ceiling on a Medium game
The odd pair is a Medium label beside a ceiling four times higher than the first game’s. Treat the ceiling as the extreme end of a distribution. Most sessions never come close.
Problem: a bigger maximum win makes the sequel look like better value.
Fix: compare the RTP instead. At 96.95% against 96.92%, the long-run return is almost the same, and the bigger top prize is balanced by how seldom anyone lands it.
Checklist for the sequel at the lobby:
- Search “Mahjong Ways 2” with the number, not just the name.
- Open the info screen and read the free-spin multiplier line.
- Check the stake range printed on screen.
- Set the spin count from your budget before you begin.
Before you play the sequel
The sequel’s studio page has no demo button either. A practice round only exists if the platform hosting it adds one. The PG Soft demo check page explains how to check.
Compare the original on the Mahjong Ways page, or look at the six-reel Lucky Neko for a different layout. The PESOMAX PG Soft slots page sets all the titles in one table, and the PESOMAX PG Soft section lists every game page.
If you already have an account at the brand’s cashier, log in from the address you trust, and keep to a fixed spin count. Players must be 21+.
How to Get Started
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Open both games side by side
In the lobby, search the two names one after the other. The 2 in the title is the only quick sign of which one you are about to open.
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Watch the taller reels
Reels 2, 3 and 4 carry the extra row. Count the symbol positions on those reels before the first spin so the ways make sense.
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Set the stop line from the sequel's ceiling
A x100000 maximum is a ceiling, not a target. Decide the loss you accept in pesos first, then stake.






