Mamma Mia 2

Mamma Mia 2 is a 3x3 slot from Betsoft, released on 27 April 2026, running 5 paylines at an RTP of 96.11% with high volatility. The ceiling is 10,000x – an unusually large number to attach to a nine-cell grid, and the reason the game is built the way it is.

A Trattoria Kitchen

The setting is the back room of an Italian restaurant, rendered in Betsoft’s familiar 3D style: white brick arches, dark wooden shelving, wine bottles and bread baskets along the walls, a bowl of tomatoes and peppers on a counter in the foreground, and warm lamplight throughout.

The reels sit in the middle of it, and because the grid is only three columns wide the room around it is doing a lot of visual work. It is one of the better-looking kitchens in the genre.

Three Cooks And Their Ingredients

The symbol set is a staff and their larder. Three characters occupy the top of the paytable – a stern grandmother in glasses who serves as the WILD, a moustachioed chef in his whites, and a thin waiter against a purple background. Below them come a pizza and a plate of spaghetti, then the raw ingredients: tomato, cheese, olives and a green pepper.

Because the grid is three reels wide, every symbol pays on three of a kind and nothing else. The paytable is therefore a single column of figures, shown at a €10.00 bet.

The wild leads at €60.00 – 6x the stake. The chef pays €30.00 (3x), the waiter €20.00 (2x), the pizza €15.00 (1.5x) and the spaghetti €10.00 – exactly the stake back.

The ingredients are worth less than a spin costs: tomato €6.00, cheese €4.00, olives €3.00 and pepper €2.00. Three matching peppers return a fifth of the bet.

Six times the stake for the best possible line, against a ten-thousand-times ceiling. The ratio is one to sixteen hundred and sixty, and it is the single most important fact about how this game works.

Four Jackpots Above The Pot

Mounted across the top of the reels, either side of a copper stockpot brimming with gold coins, are four jackpot plaques: GRAND and MINOR to the left, MAJOR and MINI to the right.

At the €10.00 bet they read €25,000.00, €500.00, €3,500.00 and €250.00. As multiples that is Grand 2,500x, Major 350x, Minor 50x and Mini 25x.

The steps between them are wide and uneven – Mini to Minor doubles, Minor to Major multiplies by seven, and Major to Grand by more than seven again. Against the 10,000x ceiling even the Grand is a quarter of the maximum, so the top result needs the jackpot and a strong coin board together.

Coins And The Collect Star

The mechanic that bridges the gap between a 6x paytable and a 10,000x ceiling is the coin. Gold discs land on the reels with cash values stamped on them – one screenshot shows €20.00 and €40.00 sitting among the cheese and peppers, which is 2x and 4x the stake from single tiles.

Alongside them sits a distinct symbol: a gold star marked COLLECT, landing on the top row in the same frame. It does what the name says – sweeps up the coin values currently visible and pays them as one figure.

On a three-by-three grid that pairing is elegant. There are only nine positions, so a board carrying several coins plus the Collect star is immediately readable, and a single 40.00 coin is worth almost seven times what three peppers pay.

The Wild At Work

The grandmother wild substitutes across the grid, and the screenshots show her earning her place. In one, two wilds land on the bottom row beside a pizza with the win reading €19.00. In another she appears on the top-right with chefs filling the left column, and the total comes to €60.00 – six times the stake, matching what three wilds pay outright.

With only five paylines across nine cells, a single well-placed wild frequently doubles or triples what a spin would otherwise return.

The best example in the set shows what happens when she arrives in force. Six of the nine positions are filled with grandmothers – the whole left column, most of the middle and the top right – alongside a pizza and a cheese. The spin pays €79.00 against the €10 stake, which is 7.9x: more than three wilds pay on their own, because the wilds are completing several of the five lines at once.

The same frame contains a useful detail about the Collect star. It is sitting on the top row but rendered dark and flat rather than gold, so the mechanic is clearly conditional – the star has to be active, not merely present, before it sweeps anything up.

The Buy

A circular BUY BONUS badge sits at the bottom-left of the reel frame, permanently visible. Betsoft does not print the price on the badge, so the cost is shown when the panel opens.

RTP, Volatility And Stakes

The 96.11% RTP is an ordinary figure – slightly below the best in this batch, comfortably above the worst. The high volatility rating is unambiguous: with four of nine symbols paying less than the stake for a full three-of-a-kind, most winning spins lose money on balance.

That is the trade for the ceiling. A 3x3 grid cannot produce large line wins, so Betsoft has pushed everything into the coins, the Collect star and the jackpot ladder, and accepted that the base game will be quiet.

Who It Is For

This suits players who like small grids and coin-collection mechanics, and who want a big ceiling without a thirty-cell board to read. Nine positions means you can see the state of a round instantly, the Collect star is an unusually clean piece of design, and the kitchen setting is genuinely well made.

The reservation is the paytable, and it is severe. Three matching peppers returning a fifth of your bet means a great many spins that technically pay are still losses, and six times the stake for the best line is low even by hold-and-win standards. What you get in exchange is a 2,500x Grand, coins worth four times the bet apiece, and a 10,000x ceiling on a game you can take in at a glance.

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