Where to play Hall of Gods in New Zealand

Hall of Gods is NetEnt's Norse mythology progressive, launched in 2010, and it has some of the longest cycles of any well known jackpot - often more than half a year of build-up before it pays. Here is where New Zealand players can play it.

Live jackpot

$5,671,266

HEATING UP

Average drop: $11M · Time since last drop: 508 days

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Casinos offering Hall of Gods

Offshore licensed operators accepting New Zealand players

Wildz

4.7

Extensive progressive jackpot library including WowPot and Dream Drop
Licensed and regulated by the Malta Gaming Authority

Withdrawals: 0-24 hoursLicence: Malta Gaming AuthorityPayments: Visa, Mastercard, Skrill7 tracked jackpots

100% up to NZ$500 + 200 Spins

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Spinfever

4.5

Large tiered welcome package with 4 Gold Spins
Dream Drop, NetEnt, and Age of the Gods jackpots

Withdrawals: 0-24 hoursLicence: CuracaoPayments: Visa, Mastercard, Skrill5 tracked jackpots

Up to NZ$4,000 + 4 Gold Spins

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Hall of Gods in brief

A five-reel, 20-line pokie with Odin, Thor and Loki on the reels, released in November 2010 and still one of NetEnt's most played jackpot titles.

The Mega tier seeds at 400,000 euro and has a historical average drop of about 5.6 million euro, with a record near 7.8 million.

The bonus game triggers on three or more bonus symbols and is settled on a shield-matching round with three prize levels.

Reading the Hall of Gods number, and playing it from New Zealand

Average gaps run past 230 days, so the pot is often large simply because little time has passed relative to its own history. Compare the live figure with the 5.6 million euro average rather than reading the wait as a signal.

Under the Gambling Act 2003 it is illegal to run an online casino from inside New Zealand, but it is not an offence for a New Zealander to play at a site hosted overseas. Every operator carrying Hall of Gods for NZ players is therefore licensed offshore, and the Department of Internal Affairs is phasing in a licensing regime for offshore operators from 2026. Until those licences are issued, check the operator's existing licence and payout terms yourself.

Gambling wins are generally not taxable income for a recreational player in New Zealand - they are treated as windfalls - though interest earned on the money afterwards is taxable. Compare deposit options and withdrawal speeds on our fast withdrawal list, and check the live figure any time on the Hall of Gods tracker.

Frequently asked questions

How big is the Hall of Gods jackpot?▾

It has historically dropped around 5.6 million euro on average, with a record payout close to 7.8 million euro.

How often does Hall of Gods drop?▾

Rarely compared with other big names - an average of roughly 231 days, more than seven months, between drops.

How is the Hall of Gods jackpot won?▾

Through the shield bonus round, triggered by three or more bonus symbols. Matching three of the same top-tier symbol awards the Mega jackpot.

Can I play Hall of Gods from New Zealand?▾

Yes. New Zealanders can legally play at offshore-licensed casinos, and the operators listed above carry Hall of Gods for NZ players. The law restricts operating a casino from within New Zealand, not playing at one hosted abroad.

Are Hall of Gods winnings taxed in New Zealand?▾

For a recreational player, gambling wins are generally treated as windfalls and are not taxable income. Interest you later earn on the money is taxable. Get professional advice for a life-changing amount.

Which currency will I play in?▾

Most offshore operators hold balances in NZD, USD or EUR. If the casino settles in euro, expect a conversion cost on deposits and withdrawals - check before you fund the account.

Updated 2026-08-07