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Mo Mummy

Mo Mummy is a slot machine series developed and manufactured by Aristocrat Gaming featuring mummies and pyramids. It is commonly housed in MarsX or Helix+ cabinets and includes a signature Cash Collect feature and expanding Mummy Zone mechanic.

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Fact sheet

  • Manufacturer: Aristocrat Gaming
  • Release: unknown
  • Cabinet: MarsX, Helix+
  • RTP: 95.06%
  • Mechanic: collection_meter

Known quirks

  • Players trigger the signature Cash Collect feature by landing a mummy symbol on reel 1 and a special gem symbol (such as a green gem) on any other reel.
  • The game includes a 'Mummy Zone' bonus mechanic that can dynamically expand the play grid up to a 5x5 layout to collect additional scattered coin prizes.
  • Physical cabinet locator evidence on URComped confirms active casino floor placements, with player-tagged posts showing the machine at specific properties like the Scarlet Pearl Casino Resort and Hollywood Casino Gulf Coast.

Recognition clues

  • Mummy and pyramid theme artwork on the cabinet and reels
  • Mo Mummy branding on Aristocrat MarsX or Helix+ cabinets

Photo checklist

  • The full MarsX or Helix+ cabinet and screen
  • Close-up of the mummy symbol on reel 1 and any gem symbols
  • The game rules/paytable screen, if accessible

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