BetMGM Welcomes The Epic Wizard Of Oz Slots Experience from Light & Wonder

The next generation of the iconic slot games themed around the Wizard of Oz are now available for online players in the United States and Ontario, Canada.

Light & Wonder announced last week that the wildly popular The Wizard of Oz slots are coming to iGaming, with a suite of The Wizard of Oz branded games exclusively available at BetMGM Casino.

These breathtaking games transport players into the magical Land of Oz; featuring beloved characters such as Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Cowardly Lion, and the Tin Man. With stunning graphics and enchanting sounds, The Wizard of Oz Slots at BetMGM offers an exhilarating gaming experience filled with captivating bonus rounds.

Off to see the Wizard

The Wizard Of Oz – Over The Rainbow game is a 5×4 online slot game where a magical adventure awaits players. The journey is filled with familiar faces and exciting features such as Glinda the Good Witch, Balloon Jackpots, Respins, Free Spins, and many more surprises along the way to meet the legendary Wizard of Oz.

Spin the reels in the base game to land winning combinations with State Fair symbols for a chance at the Balloon Jackpot that awards 100x bet win, or land five Over the Rainbow jackpot symbols to win the top jackpot worth 1,000x.

Jackpots Galore

The Glinda the Good Witch feature may trigger on any spin and randomly replaces reels with a Glinda Wild symbol, and a Tin Man, Cowardly Lion, or Scarecrow feature may also be active making this one a magical spin!

The Wizard of Oz – Over the Rainbow game, which is available now at BetMGM Casino in New Jersey, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Ontario, is the first of several The Wizard of Oz slot titles to be released throughout 2025 and 2026. The Wizard of Oz slot is a proven player favorite in brick-and-mortar casinos, and now Light & Wonder brings the thrill of navigating the fantastical world of Oz online.

 

 

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