Celebrating the Dolly Parton Slot Machine as The Legend Passes Away at 80

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Celebrating the Dolly Parton Slot Machine as The Legend Passes Away at 80

OAKLAND PARK, Fla (Gambling911.com) - Today we celebrate the great Dolly Parton as a nation mourns her passing at the age of 80. 

The beloved American music and film star was known for her vibrant personality and poignant songwriting. Her career spanned decades, with hits like “Jolene” and “I Will Always Love You", the latter of which was made famous by Whitney Houston.  Not to take anything away from Dolly's recording of the song.  Her version hit number one on the Country Music Chart twice.

She was born in Tennessee and rose from humble beginnings to become a country music icon. Her ensuing partnership with Porter Wagoner helped launch her career, and she later became a successful actor and businesswoman who founded the Dollywood Amusement Park nestled in the Great Smoky Mountains.

Parton was also a philanthropist, founding her Imagination Library to promote children’s literacy. Her charm and humor made her a beloved figure across generations and political divides.

Her family has not released details as to the cause of death other than to confirm she died peacefully surrounded by loved ones. 

Dolly touched every aspect of life, even the world of gambling. 

Her slot is one of the oldest IGT titles. 

IGT introduced the line around 2012–13, with three principal games: Dolly Parton Video Slots, Dolly Parton: 9 to 5, and Dolly Parton: Two Doors Down. The big novelty was the Dolly Music Player, which let players select Dolly songs while playing; that feature actually won a Casino Journal innovation award in 2013.

The best-known versions use 5 reels and 30 paylines. The games incorporate Dolly imagery, concert footage/themes and her music. Depending on the version, you'll encounter stacked wilds and bonus features tied to songs such as 9 to 5 and Two Doors Down.

In addition to her own branded casino slot machines,  Parton had a long performance history in Las Vegas, but she famously never gambled herself. 


  • Jordan Bach, Gambling911.com 

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