- Game and provider
- Wolf Gold — Pragmatic Play.
- Game principle
- Five reels with three symbol positions use fixed paylines. Matching symbols form line wins, while scatter and money symbols have separate feature roles.
- Features and triggers
- Three scatters award five free spins. During that round, the middle three reels combine into a giant symbol; three more scatters add three spins. Six or more money symbols start Money Respin with three respins. Landed money symbols stay in place, and each new one restores the counter to three.
- Important conditions
- Money Respin pays the values held on the screen when the round ends. Filling all fifteen positions adds the full-grid award. The respin feature can also start during free spins; ordinary line wins and held money prizes are different parts of the game.
- Format comparison
- Big Bass Bonanza uses a fisherman to collect fish values during free spins. Wolf Gold instead holds money symbols on the grid and refreshes a respin counter.
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For Canadian players comparing slot formats, Jackpoty Casino’s catalogue spans line games, variable-reel Megaways and larger grids with count-based or connected-cluster wins. The selection below includes Pragmatic Play, its Reel Kingdom collaboration, Big Time Gaming and Red Tiger. Alongside the familiar reel formats are collector bonuses, sticky wilds, multiplier positions, expanding fields and sequences of tumbling wins.
Four categories organise these games by how regular wins form. Fixed paylines follow prescribed paths; Megaways connects matching symbols across adjacent reels with changing symbol counts. Pay-anywhere games count matching symbols across the whole screen, whereas cluster games require connected groups. Tumbles can appear in several formats, so they are explained within each game instead of being treated as a separate payout system. Jackpoty Online Casino also has a title search and Demo controls in its lobby.
Fixed paylines at Jackpoty Casino
These slots use predefined paths across a reel field. Ordinary wins depend on matching symbols in the positions required by a payline, rather than simply counting matching symbols anywhere on the screen. The field and line count vary by game, so a four-row slot such as Wild West Gold is not interchangeable with the three-row The Dog House.
Special symbols add separate rules to that base structure. The selection includes collector bonuses, sticky multiplier wilds, free-spin multipliers and the held money-symbol respins in Wolf Gold. Those functions belong to the individual games; fixed paylines alone do not imply that a slot has respins, free spins or a particular wild feature.
- Game and provider
- Big Bass Bonanza — Reel Kingdom / Pragmatic Play.
- Game principle
- The original Big Bass Bonanza uses a five-reel, three-row field with fixed paylines. Fishing symbols form line combinations; fish carrying money values become part of a separate collection mechanic during free spins.
- Features and triggers
- Three, four or five scatters award ten, fifteen or twenty free spins respectively. Fisherman wilds collect the values of the visible money symbols. Each fourth fisherman adds ten free spins and advances the collection multiplier: first to 2x, then 3x, then 10x on the third retrigger.
- Important conditions
- A displayed fish value is not automatically collected just because it appears: the fisherman collector is central to the bonus. When a fisherman lands without a fish, a random dynamite action can add fish symbols. These rules concern the original game, without the extra features of later Big Bass releases.
- Format comparison
- The Dog House keeps multiplier wilds fixed on the reels during its bonus. Big Bass Bonanza tracks arriving collectors and uses them to gather money-symbol values.
- Game and provider
- The Dog House — Pragmatic Play.
- Game principle
- A five-reel, three-row layout has twenty paylines. Matching symbols must follow a payline; the dog-house wilds on reels two, three and four substitute in winning combinations and carry multipliers.
- Features and triggers
- Three bonus paw symbols start free spins. Before the round begins, a separate selection determines the number of spins awarded. Wilds that land during free spins remain in their positions for the rest of the feature, allowing those positions to take part in later line combinations.
- Important conditions
- A wild multiplier applies through a winning combination that includes the wild. Holding wilds throughout free spins is a bonus rule, not a feature that carries positions from one ordinary paid spin into the next.
- Format comparison
- Madame Destiny applies a round-wide free-spin multiplier alongside its wild multiplier. The Dog House changes later spins by keeping the actual wild positions occupied.
- Game and provider
- Wild West Gold — Pragmatic Play.
- Game principle
- Five reels and four rows form a forty-payline field. Regular symbols pay in line combinations. Sheriff wilds substitute for paying symbols and attach a randomly assigned 2x, 3x or 5x multiplier.
- Features and triggers
- Three scatters start a bonus with eight free spins. During free spins, multiplier wilds become sticky and remain on the reels. Landing two to five scatters in the feature awards four to twenty additional spins.
- Important conditions
- When more than one multiplier wild participates in a winning combination, their multiplier values are added rather than multiplied together. Sticky positions apply during the free-spin feature; the base game does not retain those positions between spins.
- Format comparison
- Both this slot and The Dog House use sticky bonus wilds. Wild West Gold has four rows and forty paylines, compared with the three-row, twenty-line field in The Dog House.
- Game and provider
- Joker's Jewels — Pragmatic Play.
- Game principle
- Joker’s Jewels uses a five-reel, three-row field. Matching ordinary symbols form paying combinations from the left side of the grid, with the joker serving as the highest-value regular symbol.
- Features and triggers
- The game separates ordinary symbol combinations from an anywhere-on-screen bonus-symbol award. Three to five bonus symbols can produce that separate payment without following the path of an ordinary line combination.
- Important conditions
- The anywhere rule belongs to the bonus symbols; it does not turn all regular symbols into pay-anywhere symbols. The original Joker’s Jewels must also be distinguished from the separately named Hot, Cash, Wild and Hold & Spin editions.
- Format comparison
- Wolf Gold uses money symbols to enter a round with held positions and a replenishing respin counter. The bonus-symbol payment described here is resolved from the symbols on the current screen.
- Game and provider
- Madame Destiny — Pragmatic Play.
- Game principle
- A five-reel, three-row layout uses fixed line combinations. Madame Destiny is the wild symbol, substituting in eligible wins and doubling combinations that contain at least one wild.
- Features and triggers
- Three or more crystal-ball scatters start fifteen free spins. All wins in the feature receive a 3x multiplier, which can combine with the wild’s 2x effect. Three additional scatters in the bonus award another fifteen spins.
- Important conditions
- The 2x wild effect applies to a winning combination containing a wild; it is not a multiplier for every base-game result. The free-spin multiplier is a separate bonus rule. Free spins can be retriggered repeatedly.
- Format comparison
- Wild West Gold builds its bonus around wilds that remain in position. Madame Destiny’s defining interaction is between the wild multiplier and the multiplier applied across the free-spin round.
Megaways slots at Jackpoty
Megaways replaces a fixed set of line paths with combinations formed across consecutive reels. The number of visible symbols changes the available ways on a spin; the value shown for ways is not the number of guaranteed wins. The symbols and the number of consecutive reels needed for a payout remain governed by each game’s paytable.
The selected games also use tumbling or avalanche sequences: winning symbols leave the field and replacement symbols can create another result. Their bonuses then take different directions. Extra Chilli and Great Rhino Megaways build a bonus multiplier through winning reactions, Buffalo King Megaways attaches multipliers to bonus wilds, and Power of Thor Megaways can convert reels beneath its hammer. The shared Megaways format does not make those bonus rules identical.
- Game and provider
- Extra Chilli — Big Time Gaming.
- Game principle
- Six variable-height reels work alongside an extra horizontal reel. Matching symbols on successive reels create ways wins, and winning symbols are replaced through the Dual Reactions mechanic so that a spin can continue with another result.
- Features and triggers
- The H, O and T scatters trigger eight free spins; each extra scatter adds four more. During free spins, the win multiplier starts at 1x and rises by one on each winning reaction. It continues building through the bonus instead of resetting between its spins.
- Important conditions
- The optional Free Spins Gamble can increase the allocation to as many as twenty-four spins, but a failed gamble can forfeit the offered spins. It is a separate choice from accepting the award. Feature Drop is an optional paid route to the bonus where offered, rather than an ordinary scatter trigger.
- Format comparison
- Gonzo’s Quest Megaways raises its avalanche multiplier within an individual spin and uses defined multiplier ceilings. Extra Chilli builds its free-spin multiplier across the bonus round.
- Game and provider
- Gonzo's Quest Megaways — Red Tiger.
- Game principle
- Six reels vary their symbol counts, creating up to 117,649 ways. Matching symbols on consecutive reels form wins. In an Avalanche, winning blocks disappear and replacement blocks fall into the empty positions.
- Features and triggers
- Successive avalanches raise the base-game multiplier to as much as 5x; Free Fall raises its ceiling to 15x. Unbreakable wilds can survive winning avalanches within the same spin. Free Fall symbols trigger the bonus, while the random Earthquake feature removes low-paying symbols and replaces them with higher-paying ones.
- Important conditions
- Free Fall can be triggered by at least three Free Fall scatters, or by two in a winning way with a wild. Additional Free Fall symbols can add spins. Unbreakable wilds disappear on a new spin, and the avalanche multiplier also resets after the spin ends.
- Format comparison
- Power of Thor Megaways can turn symbols below its hammer into wilds. Gonzo’s Quest Megaways instead features wilds that survive a cascade and an Earthquake that removes a class of symbols.
- Game and provider
- Buffalo King Megaways — Pragmatic Play.
- Game principle
- Six tumbling reels change the number of visible symbols and therefore the available ways. Matching symbols across consecutive reels create a win; those symbols disappear and replacements can form another combination.
- Features and triggers
- Four, five or six bonus symbols award twelve, seventeen or twenty-two free spins respectively. In free spins, wilds carry 2x, 3x or 5x multipliers. Three or more bonus symbols appearing during the feature add another five spins.
- Important conditions
- The wild multipliers are a feature of the free-spin round. A changing Megaways count is the number of available symbol paths for that layout, not a promise that the spin will win. The bonus can receive additional retriggers.
- Format comparison
- Great Rhino Megaways increases a continuing bonus multiplier with tumble wins. Buffalo King Megaways puts its bonus multipliers on the wild symbols themselves.
- Game and provider
- Great Rhino Megaways — Pragmatic Play.
- Game principle
- A variable-height reel layout creates ways wins from matching symbols across adjacent reels. Winning symbols tumble away, allowing replacement symbols to produce another result from the same spin.
- Features and triggers
- Four to six scatters start the bonus. A choice of free-spin packages pairs the spin allocation with a starting multiplier of 1x, 5x or 10x. During the feature, every winning tumble increases the multiplier by one. Three or more scatters landing together add five free spins.
- Important conditions
- The starting multiplier and spin allocation belong to a package: a higher starting multiplier should not be read as being available with every spin allocation. The increasing multiplier described here applies to the bonus. Retriggers can extend that round.
- Format comparison
- 5 Lions Megaways also offers a free-spin choice, but its options concern multiplier wilds. Great Rhino Megaways uses a bonus win multiplier that grows with successive winning tumbles.
- Game and provider
- Power of Thor Megaways — Pragmatic Play.
- Game principle
- The variable Megaways layout offers up to 117,649 ways. Matching symbols across successive reels pay, then tumble away. The horizontal top row can land Thor’s hammer, which turns symbols in the reels directly below it into wilds.
- Features and triggers
- Four or more letter scatters spelling THOR start free spins. Additional scatters increase the initial award. During free spins, winning tumbles raise a progressive multiplier by one, carrying the increasing multiplier through the bonus.
- Important conditions
- The hammer affects the reels under its position, not every symbol on the screen. Before the bonus, an optional gamble can exchange the offered spins for a chance at more; a failed gamble can lose the allocation. Accepting the spins and gambling them are different choices.
- Format comparison
- The Dog House holds individual wild positions for its free-spin round. Power of Thor Megaways combines reel conversion by the hammer with ways-based tumbles and a growing bonus multiplier.
- Game and provider
- 5 Lions Megaways — Pragmatic Play.
- Game principle
- The reels vary their symbol counts and award combinations across consecutive reels rather than fixed line paths. Winning symbols tumble away and new symbols enter the field. Wild symbols can carry multipliers from 1x to 40x.
- Features and triggers
- Three or more bonus symbols anywhere on the grid start the free-spin feature. Before play continues, seven options offer different combinations of spin allocations and multiplier-wild settings, with as many as twenty-five free spins available.
- Important conditions
- The selected option controls the relationship between the number of spins and the wild-multiplier settings. The largest spin allocation and the strongest multiplier setting are not a single universal award. A multiplier wild affects wins it participates in, rather than every result simply because it is on screen.
- Format comparison
- Buffalo King Megaways determines the starting free-spin count from its trigger symbols. 5 Lions Megaways adds a choice between bonus packages before its free-spin round begins.
Pay-anywhere slots at Jackpoty
These games form ordinary wins by counting matching symbols anywhere on the field. Symbols can be separated by other symbols and do not need a continuous route across the reels. Each of the six selections starts regular wins at eight matching symbols. Scatters have their own bonus-trigger rules and are not counted as substitutes for an ordinary symbol group.
Winning symbols tumble away so that replacements can extend the current spin. The multiplier systems differ: Sweet Bonanza introduces bombs in free spins, Candy Blitz uses an additional multiplier reel, and Santa’s Great Gifts improves its gift multipliers through bonus progression. Wisdom of Athena also expands its field during tumbles. Unlike Cluster pays, this format does not require the matching symbols to touch.
- Game and provider
- Sweet Bonanza — Pragmatic Play.
- Game principle
- Eight or more matching symbols anywhere on the reel field produce a win. They need not touch or follow a line. Winning symbols disappear and replacements fall into their positions, continuing the spin while further wins form.
- Features and triggers
- Four to six lollipop scatters trigger ten free spins. During the feature, multiplier bombs can carry values from 2x to 100x. At the end of a tumble sequence, the bomb values are added together and used to multiply the sequence win.
- Important conditions
- The bombs described here belong to the free-spin feature. Adding several bomb values is different from multiplying them by one another. These are the rules of the original Sweet Bonanza, not its 1000 or Super Scatter editions.
- Format comparison
- Sugar Rush requires touching symbols and builds multipliers on grid positions. Sweet Bonanza counts symbols anywhere and uses multiplier bombs during its bonus.
- Game and provider
- Gates of Olympus — Pragmatic Play.
- Game principle
- Six tumbling reels award wins for eight or more matching symbols anywhere on the screen. The symbol count determines the payout band; positions do not have to connect. Paid symbols are removed so replacements can create another win.
- Features and triggers
- Multiplier symbols can appear in both ordinary play and free spins, with individual values up to 500x. Four or more Zeus scatters start fifteen free spins. A multiplier landing on a winning bonus spin is added to the running bonus multiplier and applied to that win.
- Important conditions
- The running multiplier is a bonus mechanism. A multiplier symbol needs an associated win to multiply; its appearance alone is not a paying combination. The original version has different limits from Gates of Olympus 1000.
- Format comparison
- Sweet Bonanza reserves its multiplier bombs for free spins. Gates of Olympus can introduce multipliers in the base game and accumulates qualifying multipliers during its bonus.
- Game and provider
- Starlight Princess — Pragmatic Play.
- Game principle
- The reel field pays by counting matching symbols anywhere on screen, starting with eight of a kind. Winning symbols tumble out and new symbols replace them, allowing the current spin to continue without following a fixed payline.
- Features and triggers
- Winged multiplier symbols carry values between 2x and 500x in the base game and bonus. Four or more princess scatters trigger fifteen free spins. The bonus collects multiplier symbols into a progressive global multiplier.
- Important conditions
- The princess scatter triggers the feature; it should not be confused with an ordinary substitute wild. These details describe Starlight Princess itself, without the higher multiplier ceiling or extra scatter rules of separately named editions.
- Format comparison
- It shares the pay-anywhere and accumulating bonus-multiplier format of Gates of Olympus. Candy Blitz takes a different approach by displaying its multipliers on an additional reel alongside the main field.
- Game and provider
- Candy Blitz — Pragmatic Play.
- Game principle
- A six-reel, five-row board counts eight or more matching candy symbols for a win. Winning symbols leave the board through tumbles, and fresh symbols can form another payment within the same spin.
- Features and triggers
- A separate reel beside the main grid supplies lollipop multipliers from 1x to 500x. New multipliers fall into place after a win. At least four chocolate scatters start free spins, where the minimum multiplier begins at 2x. Four further scatters can retrigger the feature.
- Important conditions
- The lollipop multiplier reel is separate from the candy-symbol combinations: the multiplier modifies a win rather than replacing the required matching symbols. The higher minimum belongs to free spins, not every base-game tumble.
- Format comparison
- Gates of Olympus puts multiplier symbols on the main field. Candy Blitz separates that function into its own reel, making the multiplier update a distinct part of each winning sequence.
- Game and provider
- Wisdom of Athena — Pragmatic Play.
- Game principle
- At least eight matching symbols anywhere on the initial reel field award a win. Each winning tumble removes those symbols and reveals an additional reel, so the field grows during a continuing sequence.
- Features and triggers
- Scatters stay on the board throughout the base-game tumble sequence. Four or more trigger ten free spins. Multiplier symbols can appear in both modes with values from 2x to 500x; their values combine, while the free-spin round accumulates multipliers across the feature.
- Important conditions
- Expanding the field is tied to tumbles rather than a permanently larger layout. Base-game scatters remain only until that spin’s final cascade; this persistence should not be read as collecting scatters across separate paid spins.
- Format comparison
- Unlike the fixed field in Gates of Olympus, Wisdom of Athena adds reel space during tumbles. It still pays by symbol count rather than the adjacent-reel paths used in Megaways.
- Game and provider
- Santa's Great Gifts — Pragmatic Play.
- Game principle
- A six-reel, five-row field pays for eight or more matching symbols anywhere. Paid symbols are removed and replacements fall into the spaces. The sequence continues while fresh paying combinations appear.
- Features and triggers
- Gift multiplier symbols can land during any spin with values from 2x to 100x. When tumbles end, their values are added and applied to the collected win. Four or more scatters start free spins, with additional scatters increasing the allocation up to twenty. Collecting multipliers during the feature advances its multiplier levels.
- Important conditions
- Bonus progression improves the minimum available gift multiplier, which can rise to 50x. That is different from every gift automatically awarding the maximum value. Several visible multipliers are added together before application.
- Format comparison
- Sweet Bonanza uses bonus bombs with a fixed value range. Santa’s Great Gifts also has base-game multipliers and a bonus progression system that raises the minimum gift value.
Cluster-pays slots at Jackpoty Casino
Cluster games pay connected groups of matching symbols on a grid. Horizontal and vertical connections join the group; simply collecting the same symbol in unrelated positions does not form one cluster. The required group size and symbol values are set by the individual game. The selected titles remove winning symbols through tumbles, opening space for another connected group.
The board itself is often part of the feature. Sugar Rush builds multipliers at positions used by repeated wins; Fruity Treats begins with marked multiplier spots; Gems Bonanza can replace or reshape areas of the field. Fruit Party and its sequel demonstrate two different multiplier rules: values attached to winning symbols versus wilds that can reappear. These positional mechanics distinguish the group from pay-anywhere counting and adjacent-reel Megaways paths.
- Game and provider
- Sugar Rush — Pragmatic Play.
- Game principle
- Connected groups of at least five matching symbols form wins on the grid. The winning symbols tumble away, allowing new clusters to form. Symbols scattered around the board without connecting do not combine into one cluster.
- Features and triggers
- Winning clusters mark their grid positions. A later win on a marked position during the same spin creates a 2x multiplier, which doubles on subsequent qualifying wins up to 128x. Three to seven scatters trigger ten to thirty free spins, depending on the scatter count.
- Important conditions
- During free spins, marked positions and their multipliers stay for the whole feature. During ordinary play, their persistence is limited to the current spin and its tumbles. A marked spot matters when a winning combination uses it.
- Format comparison
- Fruit Party attaches random multipliers to symbols in a winning group. Sugar Rush develops multipliers on the positions those symbols occupy.
- Game and provider
- Fruit Party — Pragmatic Play.
- Game principle
- A seven-by-seven field forms wins from connected groups of matching fruit symbols. Winning groups disappear through tumbles, leaving room for new symbols and further cluster wins within the same spin.
- Features and triggers
- Symbols in a winning group can randomly receive 2x multipliers. The values multiply together up to a combined 256x. Three or more scatters start ten free spins, where winning symbols can carry 2x or 4x multipliers. Three to seven more scatters add ten to fourteen spins.
- Important conditions
- Multipliers belong to the relevant winning group. Their multiplication is capped at 256x, so simply multiplying every possible displayed value without the cap would misstate the rules. These are the original game’s rules.
- Format comparison
- Fruit Party 2 uses multiplier wilds that can reappear after tumbles. The original Fruit Party places random multipliers directly on winning symbols, with different combination rules.
- Game and provider
- Fruit Party 2 — Pragmatic Play.
- Game principle
- The cluster field awards wins for connected matching symbols. Winning groups tumble away, and a group can randomly leave a substitute wild behind for the following stage of the spin.
- Features and triggers
- A new base-game wild carries a 2x multiplier. If it reappears on later tumbles, its multiplier doubles, up to 256x. Three to seven scatters start ten to twenty-five free spins. Bonus wilds begin at 3x and can grow to 729x; three more scatters add five spins.
- Important conditions
- Reappearance of a wild is a chance, not a guarantee that every wild remains. When several multiplier wilds belong to a cluster, their values are added together. That differs from the multiplier multiplication in the first Fruit Party.
- Format comparison
- Sugar Rush retains multiplier positions during its bonus. Fruit Party 2 centres its progression on wilds created by winning clusters and their possible reappearance.
- Game and provider
- Fruity Treats — Pragmatic Play.
- Game principle
- A seven-by-seven board pays for groups of five or more matching fruit symbols connected horizontally or vertically. Winning symbols tumble away and replacements can form a new group.
- Features and triggers
- Four coloured positions are marked at the start of a spin. A winning combination at one activates a multiplier starting at 5x, 10x, 15x or 20x according to its colour. Further wins at those spots use increasing multipliers. Three scatters start ten free spins; three more during the bonus add five.
- Important conditions
- Ordinary-spin multipliers reset when the sequence ends. In the bonus, multiplier values remain throughout the round. When a win covers several marked spots, their multipliers combine by addition. A marked position alone does not pay without a winning group.
- Format comparison
- Sugar Rush creates marks from earlier winning clusters. Fruity Treats begins with four marked locations, so the positions available for multiplier activation are established before the first win.
- Game and provider
- Gems Bonanza — Pragmatic Play.
- Game principle
- An eight-by-eight grid pays for connected groups of at least five matching gems. Winning symbols are replaced through tumbles. The large grid supports clusters rather than line paths or a changing Megaways count.
- Features and triggers
- Coloured marks activate grid modifiers: wild conversion, matching-symbol squares, colossal symbols, extra wilds and Nuclear replacement of the board. Nuclear acts after the winning sequence ends. Wins within one round charge Gold Fever, which activates the modifiers and can progress to a 10x win multiplier.
- Important conditions
- Gold Fever progress comes from wins within the round. The 10x value belongs to its final progression level, not the starting state of every spin. Grid replacement and wild placement are different actions even though both can create further combinations.
- Format comparison
- Sugar Rush builds persistent multiplier positions in free spins. Gems Bonanza uses a win-charged feature and several kinds of board modification as its central bonus structure.
- Game and provider
- Wild Beach Party — Pragmatic Play.
- Game principle
- A seven-by-seven board pays connected groups of matching fruit symbols. Winning clusters are removed and replacement symbols can create further wins. Wilds substitute within clusters and can carry multipliers.
- Features and triggers
- Three to seven pearl scatters trigger ten to twenty-five free spins. In the bonus, a wild created from a winning cluster begins at 3x. On subsequent appearances its multiplier progresses through 9x, 27x, 81x and 243x to 729x. Three additional scatters retrigger five free spins.
- Important conditions
- A wild that belongs to more than one cluster can apply its multiplier to each of those clusters. Progression depends on subsequent wild appearances, not simply on the number of spins played. The free-spin round uses its own reel configuration.
- Format comparison
- Like Fruit Party 2, this slot develops multiplier wilds through cluster play. Fruity Treats instead uses marked board positions, without relying on this sequence of returning wilds.
Live Casino at Jackpoty — every reveal has its moment
Watch the wheel slow, follow the card reveal and make the next decision before the timer closes. Live Casino at Jackpoty brings a streamed dealer or presenter into the round, while the betting layout and decision controls remain on your screen. Roulette asks you to commit a wager and watch; blackjack and dealer poker give you choices after cards arrive. Baccarat follows fixed drawing rules, with squeeze formats adding a slower reveal.
For Canadian players exploring live formats, the Jackpoty Online Casino selection below brings together Evolution table games and hosted shows, alongside Pragmatic Play’s Mega Wheel. The formats range from a shared blackjack starting hand to individual bingo-style cards. A live broadcast can also include digital multipliers, masked card images or animated bonus worlds, so each card explains which parts are dealt, spun or drawn in the studio and which are screen-based features.
Roulette — follow the wheel at Jackpoty
Roulette begins with a choice of numbers or groups, followed by a period of observation once betting closes. The dealer or presenter runs the round, and the interface settles each participant’s chips against the same wheel result. There is no hit, fold or card-selection decision after the wager is accepted.
These variants change different parts of that experience: Immersive Roulette uses close-ups and replay; Speed Roulette compresses the cycle; American Roulette adds double zero. Double Ball Roulette changes the result and bet conditions through two balls, while Lightning Roulette combines a hosted physical wheel with digitally selected multiplier numbers. Their payout structures are explained separately below.
Immersive Roulette
How it works
- Game and provider
- Immersive Roulette — Evolution.
- The live setting
- The dealer and a physical roulette wheel are shown through multiple camera views. Close-ups follow the ball, and a slow-motion replay revisits the pocket in which it settles. The presentation makes the wheel action the focus of the round.
- Round sequence
- Place chips on the betting layout while betting is open. After the deadline, follow the wheel and wait for the announced number; there is no further hand decision to make.
- Decisions and mechanics
- The single-zero wheel has numbers 1 to 36 and 0. A wager wins when its covered number or group contains the result. Straight-up bets cover one number; outside bets cover groups such as red or black.
- Important conditions
- The replay changes how the result is shown, not the result or the payout rules. Zero does not count as red, black, odd or even.
- Format comparison
- Speed Roulette shortens the cycle between results. Immersive Roulette puts more emphasis on camera coverage and the reveal.
Lightning Roulette
How it works
- Game and provider
- Lightning Roulette — Evolution.
- The live setting
- A live presenter hosts a black-and-gold studio with a physical wheel and a digital lightning display. The wheel launches its ball automatically; the presenter operates the lever used in the Lucky Number sequence.
- Round sequence
- Choose roulette bets before betting closes. One to five randomly selected Lucky Numbers receive multiplied payouts, then the ball’s final pocket determines which wagers win.
- Decisions and mechanics
- A straight-up wager on the winning Lucky Number receives its assigned multiplier. Splits, corners, dozens and outside bets retain their usual roulette settlement. The wheel uses a single zero.
- Important conditions
- The multiplier selection is RNG-based rather than a physical lightning event. A non-multiplied straight-up win pays 29:1, rather than the 35:1 of standard single-zero roulette. Covering a Lucky Number through a group bet does not qualify that bet for its multiplier.
- Format comparison
- Immersive Roulette changes the camera experience. Lightning Roulette also changes straight-up payouts and adds a digital feature.
American Roulette
How it works
- Game and provider
- American Roulette — Evolution.
- The live setting
- The Evolution live table shows the dealer, the spinning wheel and the betting result. Its distinguishing feature is visible on both wheel and layout: two separate green pockets marked 0 and 00.
- Round sequence
- Place one or more wagers before the betting window closes, then watch the ball settle. The result is shared by the table, but each participant’s chips are settled independently.
- Decisions and mechanics
- Numbers 1 to 36 are joined by zero and double zero. Single-number and grouped bets cover the marked positions. The five-number basket covers 0, 00, 1, 2 and 3.
- Important conditions
- Zero and double zero are different outcomes. Neither belongs to red/black or odd/even, and the extra pocket changes the game’s probabilities. The name here identifies Evolution’s live-dealer table, not an automated game with the same title.
- Format comparison
- Immersive Roulette uses a single zero; American Roulette adds the 00 pocket and its related betting positions.
Double Ball Roulette
How it works
- Game and provider
- Double Ball Roulette — Evolution.
- The live setting
- The live dealer starts a device that launches two balls into the same physical wheel. The broadcast follows both, so the result remains unsettled until each has reached a pocket.
- Round sequence
- Choose bets before the launch. The balls can stop on different numbers or in the same pocket. Both results are used when the interface settles the round.
- Decisions and mechanics
- Inside bets win when at least one ball satisfies the wager, with a double payment when both satisfy it. Outside bets require both balls to satisfy the selected group. The wheel contains 1 to 36 and a single zero.
- Important conditions
- This is not two independent standard roulette wagers. In particular, one red ball is insufficient for a red outside bet if the other ball is black or zero. The dedicated paytable applies.
- Format comparison
- Standard roulette resolves one ball. Double Ball Roulette changes both the number of results and the qualifying conditions for grouped bets.
Speed Roulette
How it works
- Game and provider
- Speed Roulette — Evolution.
- The live setting
- A live dealer runs a roulette wheel with a compressed round cycle. The presentation keeps attention on the moving ball and the approaching close of betting, with less time between results.
- Round sequence
- Betting takes place while the wheel is spinning. Submit the selected chips before the on-screen countdown ends, then watch the ball land and the next round begin.
- Decisions and mechanics
- The objective remains to cover the winning number with a single-number or grouped wager. The speed format changes timing rather than introducing a decision after the result starts to emerge.
- Important conditions
- The open betting indicator determines whether a wager can be accepted. A visible moving ball does not mean betting is still available. Prepare complex chip combinations within the current window.
- Format comparison
- Immersive Roulette spends more time on close-ups and replay. Speed Roulette concentrates on a shorter interval between spins without adding a multiplier feature.
Blackjack — choose how the hand develops
Blackjack asks you to finish closer to 21 than the dealer without exceeding it. After the initial bet, the visible cards guide timed decisions such as hit or stand, with double and split available only under the relevant rules. The dealer completes the house hand according to fixed drawing rules, rather than choosing a strategy against an individual participant.
The Jackpoty selection contrasts Classic Speed Blackjack’s seated format with Infinite Blackjack’s common starting hand and independent player choices. Power BlackJack changes the deck and permits larger wager increases; Lightning Blackjack adds a paid multiplier carried into a later round. The decision timer matters in each version, even when other participants are sharing the live stream.
Infinite Blackjack
How it works
- Game and provider
- Infinite Blackjack — Evolution.
- The live setting
- A live dealer deals a common starting hand to an unlimited audience. Everyone sees the same first two player cards, but the interface lets each participant take a different route through the hand.
- Round sequence
- Place the main bet and any side bets before dealing starts. After seeing the initial hand and dealer upcard, make the offered hit, stand, double or split decisions before their timers expire.
- Decisions and mechanics
- Try to finish closer to 21 than the dealer without exceeding 21. The Six Card Charlie rule rewards a qualifying six-card hand of 21 or less. Any Pair, 21+3, Hot 3 and Bust It are separate optional wagers.
- Important conditions
- A shared starting hand does not force everyone to make the same choices. Side bets have their own conditions and can settle differently from the main hand.
- Format comparison
- Classic Speed Blackjack uses designated table seats. Infinite Blackjack accommodates players through the shared-hand model and individual decisions.
Power BlackJack
How it works
- Game and provider
- Power BlackJack — Evolution.
- The live setting
- The dealer hosts a shared-hand blackjack table with room for an unlimited number of participants. The main distinction appears in the decision controls: the starting wager can be doubled, tripled or quadrupled.
- Round sequence
- After betting closes, view the initial two cards and the dealer’s upcard. Choose a normal action or an offered increased wager; an increase takes one additional card. The dealer then completes the hand under fixed rules.
- Decisions and mechanics
- The game uses eight decks with the numbered 9s and 10s removed; jacks, queens and kings still count as ten. Increasing the wager is available on two initial cards, including after a split.
- Important conditions
- The dealer stands on soft 17. Only one split per hand is allowed, and split aces receive a single card. These altered decks and decisions require this game’s rules rather than a standard blackjack assumption.
- Format comparison
- Infinite Blackjack shares the scalable table format, but does not offer Power BlackJack’s triple and quadruple wager options.
Lightning Blackjack
How it works
- Game and provider
- Lightning Blackjack — Evolution.
- The live setting
- A live dealer appears in a black-and-gold studio while digital lightning graphics track a multiplier. The familiar card hand is combined with a feature that can carry a reward into the next round.
- Round sequence
- Place the initial bet, play the dealt hand through the timed decision controls, then let the dealer complete the comparison. A winning hand awards a multiplier for use in the next game round.
- Decisions and mechanics
- The objective remains to beat the dealer without going over 21. A qualifying win grants a randomly generated multiplier from 2x to 25x. If the next round also wins, that stored multiplier increases its payout.
- Important conditions
- A Lightning Fee equal to 100% of the initial bet is added each round. Receiving a multiplier does not guarantee a win on the following hand, and the multiplier is not an immediate extra payment on the hand that earned it.
- Format comparison
- Infinite Blackjack settles the current hand without this paid, next-round multiplier system.
Classic Speed Blackjack 1
How it works
- Game and provider
- Classic Speed Blackjack 1 — Evolution.
- The live setting
- This live table follows the seated blackjack format with a faster dealing rhythm. The dealer and cards remain visible, while the interface presents the decisions attached to the hand at the player’s seat.
- Round sequence
- Choose a seat and place a wager while betting is open. Read the first two cards and the dealer’s upcard, then respond to hit, stand and any eligible double or split options before the decision window closes.
- Decisions and mechanics
- A main hand wins by beating the dealer’s total without busting, or by surviving when the dealer busts. Optional side wagers are evaluated under their own card-combination rules.
- Important conditions
- The faster rhythm does not remove the need to act. Decisions must be submitted within the current timer. Betting behind another seat, when selected, follows that seat’s hand rather than giving control of it.
- Format comparison
- Infinite Blackjack begins with a common hand for the audience. This version uses the classic seated table and emphasises quicker dealing.
Baccarat — from a quick deal to a controlled reveal
Baccarat compares two hands called Player and Banker, with the higher final digit winning. Place the wager during betting time, then watch the dealer follow fixed drawing rules. Unlike blackjack, the participant does not choose whether a hand takes another card. A Player or Banker wager backs a named hand, not a personal seat at the table.
Baccarat A provides the conventional deal; Speed Baccarat A shortens the reveal. Squeeze Baccarat puts the dealer’s gradual reveal on camera, while Control Squeeze Baccarat adds an interactive mask over a live card image. No Commission Baccarat changes how Banker wins are paid, and Lightning Baccarat introduces a fee and digital multiplier cards. Presentation and payout changes are kept distinct in the descriptions.
Baccarat A
How it works
- Game and provider
- Baccarat A — Evolution.
- The live setting
- The live dealer lays out two named hands, Player and Banker, at a baccarat table. The broadcast shows the cards being dealt and the final totals, with the shared result displayed for all participants.
- Round sequence
- Choose Player, Banker or Tie while betting is open. Once the dealer starts the round, watch the cards and any required third-card draw. You do not decide whether either hand takes another card.
- Decisions and mechanics
- The winning hand is the one closest to nine. Tens and picture cards count as zero, aces as one; only the final digit of a hand’s sum is used. Drawing follows baccarat’s fixed rules.
- Important conditions
- Player and Banker are hand labels, not assignments of a personal seat. Standard Banker wins carry a commission; a tie returns the main Player and Banker wagers. Pair side bets, if placed, are settled separately.
- Format comparison
- No Commission Baccarat changes the Banker payout structure, while this table represents the conventional format.
Squeeze Baccarat
How it works
- Game and provider
- Squeeze Baccarat — Evolution.
- The live setting
- The dealer slowly peels back cards for the squeeze, captured through close-up camera views. The ceremony of revealing a card gives this table a more deliberate pace than a face-up speed game.
- Round sequence
- Place the main wager before betting ends. The dealer reveals the hand with the lower total wager first and squeezes the cards of the more heavily backed hand. The round ends with the fixed baccarat draw and comparison.
- Decisions and mechanics
- Player, Banker and Tie bets refer to the two final hand totals. The squeeze reveals already dealt cards; it does not let the player choose their values or request a different card.
- Important conditions
- There is no hit-or-stand decision. The cards still follow baccarat’s drawing rules, and a slow reveal is not extra time to alter a closed wager.
- Format comparison
- Control Squeeze Baccarat lets the participant peel back an on-screen mask. Here, the dealer performs the physical squeeze for the audience.
Control Squeeze Baccarat
How it works
- Game and provider
- Control Squeeze Baccarat — Evolution.
- The live setting
- Real cards rest on glass inserts in the table, with cameras underneath capturing their faces. An on-screen mask hides the card value until the participant peels it away using the interface.
- Round sequence
- Choose the baccarat wager before betting closes. When the squeeze control becomes available, drag or tap the card edge to reveal its face. The dealer and fixed draw rules determine the cards used in the completed hands.
- Decisions and mechanics
- Player and Banker totals are compared using baccarat scoring. The interactive squeeze changes how a participant uncovers the card, not which card has been dealt.
- Important conditions
- The concealed image combines a live camera feed with a digital overlay. Moving the mask cannot change the outcome or provide an extra betting decision after the deadline.
- Format comparison
- Squeeze Baccarat has the dealer reveal the cards. Control Squeeze Baccarat transfers control of the visual reveal to the player’s screen.
Lightning Baccarat
How it works
- Game and provider
- Lightning Baccarat — Evolution.
- The live setting
- The live card table sits in a black-and-gold studio, accompanied by a digital display of Lightning Cards. You follow both the dealt baccarat hands and the separate cards selected for multipliers.
- Round sequence
- Choose a main wager before the deadline. The feature selects one to five Lightning Cards from a virtual deck, and the dealer deals the physical hands. The final hand comparison decides the underlying win.
- Decisions and mechanics
- Lightning Cards receive random multipliers of 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x or 8x. Matching feature cards can increase a qualifying winning hand’s payout. The Player and Banker hands still use baccarat scoring and drawing rules.
- Important conditions
- A 20% Lightning Fee is added to the wager. Multiplier cards are digitally generated, and matching one does not turn a losing main hand into a winning one.
- Format comparison
- Baccarat A uses conventional payouts. Lightning Baccarat adds both a fee and a separate multiplier-card mechanism.
No Commission Baccarat
How it works
- Game and provider
- No Commission Baccarat — Evolution.
- The live setting
- A live dealer runs the familiar Player-versus-Banker card layout. The important difference becomes visible when the Banker wins, particularly when its final score is six.
- Round sequence
- Place a wager during betting time and watch the dealer complete the hands. Additional cards follow the standard drawing rules; there is no player choice during the deal.
- Decisions and mechanics
- The Banker wager normally pays without the standard 5% commission. A Banker win with a total of six instead pays 0.5:1. The optional Super 6 wager has its own condition and paytable.
- Important conditions
- No commission does not mean every Banker win pays the same amount. The winning-six exception is part of the main rules. The Super 6 side bet is optional and must be placed before the outcome is known.
- Format comparison
- Baccarat A deducts commission from a standard Banker win. This variant replaces that structure with the reduced payment on a winning six.
Speed Baccarat A
How it works
- Game and provider
- Speed Baccarat A — Evolution.
- The live setting
- The dealer deals the cards face-up and moves quickly through the result. There is no extended squeeze sequence, so the broadcast exposes the hand totals with little ceremony.
- Round sequence
- Choose Player, Banker, Tie or an available side wager during the countdown. After it closes, the dealer deals and draws as required; the result is settled before the next betting window.
- Decisions and mechanics
- The highest baccarat total wins, with only the last digit of the sum counted. The speed presentation does not add hit, stand or card-selection decisions.
- Important conditions
- A short round cycle means the betting indicator matters more than a perceived pause in the video. Past-result roads record completed hands and do not determine the next cards.
- Format comparison
- Squeeze Baccarat slows the reveal through the dealer’s handling of the cards. Speed Baccarat A prioritises a face-up deal and a short result phase.
Live poker at Jackpoty Casino — face the dealer
These poker formats are played against the house. Other viewers are not opponents in a player-funded pot, and there is no attempt to make them fold. You begin with the required initial wager, inspect the cards revealed at the table and decide whether to continue under the game’s rules.
Casino Hold’em places its key decision after the flop; Ultimate Texas Hold’em offers several points at which to commit a Play wager. Three Card Poker uses a compact hand without community cards, while Caribbean Stud presents five player cards before a single continue-or-fold choice. Dealer qualification and side-bet settlement differ by version, so each is explained with its own decision sequence.
Casino Hold'em
How it works
- Game and provider
- Casino Hold'em — Evolution.
- The live setting
- The live dealer places two player cards and a shared community board on the table, keeping the dealer’s own cards concealed until the comparison. The audience follows one dealing sequence with individual betting decisions.
- Round sequence
- Place an Ante. After the player cards and three-card flop are visible, either fold or place a Play wager worth twice the Ante. The dealer then reveals the final two community cards and the dealer hand.
- Decisions and mechanics
- Each side forms its strongest five-card poker hand from its two cards and the five community cards. The opponent is the house, not the other people watching the table.
- Important conditions
- Folding forfeits the Ante. The dealer must qualify with a pair of fours or better for the full comparison rules; otherwise the Play wager is returned. Optional bonus wagers use their own paytable and participation conditions.
- Format comparison
- Ultimate Texas Hold’em offers several decision stages. Casino Hold’em concentrates its continue-or-fold choice after the flop.
Ultimate Texas Hold'em
How it works
- Game and provider
- Ultimate Texas Hold'em — Evolution.
- The live setting
- The dealer presents two-card hands and a five-card community board in stages. Pauses between the initial deal, flop and final cards create distinct moments for the participant to act.
- Round sequence
- Begin with equal Ante and Blind wagers. You may make a Play wager of 3x or 4x the Ante before the flop, 2x after the flop, or 1x at the final decision. Checking lets the next stage arrive; at the last stage, choose Play or fold.
- Decisions and mechanics
- Your best five-card hand competes against the dealer’s best hand. Only one Play wager is made in a round. Trips is an optional wager on the final hand’s rank, independent of whether the dealer has a stronger hand.
- Important conditions
- Earlier action permits a larger Play wager. Ante, Blind and Play have separate settlement rules, including dealer qualification; they should not be treated as one interchangeable bet.
- Format comparison
- Caribbean Stud deals a complete five-card hand before its single continue-or-fold decision. Ultimate Texas Hold’em reveals information in stages.
Three Card Poker
How it works
- Game and provider
- Three Card Poker — Evolution.
- The live setting
- The dealer deals a compact three-card player hand and a concealed three-card house hand. With no community-card board, attention stays on the first reveal and one decision.
- Round sequence
- Place the Ante and any optional side wagers before the deal. After viewing the player hand, choose Play for an additional amount equal to the Ante, or fold. The dealer reveals the house hand for settlement.
- Decisions and mechanics
- The stronger three-card poker hand wins the comparison. A straight ranks above a flush in this format. Pair Plus evaluates the player hand, while 6 Card Bonus uses the combined player and dealer cards.
- Important conditions
- The dealer requires queen-high or better to qualify. When it does not qualify, the Ante wins and the Play wager is returned. Side-bet settlement is separate from the main comparison.
- Format comparison
- Casino Hold’em builds a five-card hand using a community board. Three Card Poker uses the three dealt cards without further board cards.
Caribbean Stud Poker
How it works
- Game and provider
- Caribbean Stud Poker — Evolution.
- The live setting
- The live dealer deals five player cards and five dealer cards, with only one dealer card initially exposed. The whole player hand is visible before the participant decides whether to continue.
- Round sequence
- Place the Ante, examine the five cards and dealer upcard, then choose Play for twice the Ante or fold. The dealer reveals the remaining cards and compares the hands.
- Decisions and mechanics
- The higher five-card poker hand wins, subject to dealer qualification. There is no draw or exchange of cards. The optional 5+1 Bonus uses the five player cards together with the dealer’s exposed card to form a qualifying five-card combination.
- Important conditions
- The dealer needs ace-king high or better to qualify. Folding loses the Ante; the optional 5+1 Bonus is evaluated separately. All initial wagers must be submitted before the deal.
- Format comparison
- Ultimate Texas Hold’em uses shared board cards and several decision stages. Caribbean Stud provides a complete five-card hand and one Play-or-Fold choice.
Game shows — the host sets the round in motion
Hosted shows replace a conventional card hand with a wheel, ball draw or bonus sequence. Betting usually closes before the main result develops. After that, the presenter leads the action: a numbered wheel may settle immediately, while a bonus can extend the round and introduce a timed selection.
Dream Catcher and Mega Wheel centre on a money wheel, with different multiplier triggers. Crazy Time branches into four bonus formats, MONOPOLY Live combines wheel results with a virtual board, and Mega Ball marks drawn numbers on purchased cards. These are different ways to participate, not interchangeable wheel games. Watching a bonus is also distinct from qualifying for its payout through the required wager.
Crazy Time
How it works
- Game and provider
- Crazy Time — Evolution.
- The live setting
- A presenter hosts a large physical money wheel, with the studio moving into distinct bonus presentations when special segments land. Digital graphics and the Top Slot feature sit alongside the live action.
- Round sequence
- Before the wheel spins, bet on 1, 2, 5, 10 or a named bonus. A matching numbered result settles that wager. A matching bonus result opens Coin Flip, Cash Hunt, Pachinko or Crazy Time.
- Decisions and mechanics
- Top Slot can assign a multiplier to a selected bet spot. Bonus participation requires a wager on the bonus that lands. Cash Hunt lets qualifying players choose a hidden target; Crazy Time asks them to choose a coloured flapper for its virtual wheel.
- Important conditions
- Watching a bonus does not qualify an unbacked wager for payment. Make interactive selections before their timers end. Several bonus elements and multiplier selections are digital rather than physical studio props.
- Format comparison
- Dream Catcher keeps play on its money wheel. Crazy Time branches into four different bonus formats with different levels of player input.
MONOPOLY Live
How it works
- Game and provider
- MONOPOLY Live — Evolution.
- The live setting
- A live presenter spins a physical wheel beside a screen-based MONOPOLY world. When a Rolls segment lands, the broadcast combines studio dice with a virtual character moving around a three-dimensional board.
- Round sequence
- Bet on a number, 2 Rolls or 4 Rolls before betting closes. Numbers resolve directly; a backed Rolls segment qualifies for the corresponding board round. Dice totals move the character, collecting the awards on visited spaces.
- Decisions and mechanics
- Chance can provide a cash award or a multiplier carried into a further spin. Doubles in the board feature can add rolls, with a specific exception for doubles used to leave Jail.
- Important conditions
- You must back the exact Rolls segment that lands to receive its bonus result. Chance is not a separate betting position. The animated board does not mean every part of the game is a physical object.
- Format comparison
- Crazy Time has four distinct bonus games. MONOPOLY Live builds its bonus around dice-driven movement on one virtual board.
Dream Catcher
How it works
- Game and provider
- Dream Catcher — Evolution.
- The live setting
- The presenter stands beside a large vertical wheel divided into coloured numbered segments. The camera follows the flapper as the wheel slows, keeping the round centred on a single visible result.
- Round sequence
- Place a wager on one or more numbers before the spin closes to bets. The wheel may stop on a number and settle the round, or on a 2x or 7x multiplier and continue with another spin.
- Decisions and mechanics
- Winning numbered wagers pay according to that number. A multiplier segment retains the existing wagers for the next spin. Consecutive multiplier results multiply together before a numbered segment resolves the sequence.
- Important conditions
- The 54 equal wheel segments do not contain equal quantities of each number. A number’s displayed payout is not its chance of landing. Multiplier continuation is part of the current wager sequence.
- Format comparison
- Mega Wheel selects its special multiplier digitally before the wheel stops. Dream Catcher places its multiplier triggers directly on the wheel.
Mega Ball
How it works
- Game and provider
- Mega Ball — Evolution.
- The live setting
- A presenter hosts a studio ball-draw machine while numbered cards fill the interface. The display marks matches automatically and keeps the cards closest to completing a line easy to follow.
- Round sequence
- Choose the number and value of cards during betting time. After sales close, twenty balls are drawn from fifty-one, followed by one or two Mega Ball draws. Watch the numbers complete lines on the purchased cards.
- Decisions and mechanics
- A Mega Ball receives a digital multiplier. If its number completes a line, it multiplies the qualifying card payout. Ordinary matching numbers are marked automatically, so manual bingo calls are not required.
- Important conditions
- A Mega Ball that does not complete a line does not multiply that card’s payment. Where two Mega Balls qualify on the same card, the highest applicable multiplier is used rather than multiplying both together.
- Format comparison
- Mega Wheel settles wagers against one wheel result. Mega Ball follows a sequence of drawn numbers across the player’s selected cards.
Mega Wheel
How it works
- Game and provider
- Mega Wheel — Pragmatic Play.
- The live setting
- A live presenter stands beside a large multicoloured wheel, with multiple camera views showing the host and the stopping segment. A screen display identifies the round’s special Mega Lucky Number.
- Round sequence
- Choose one or more of the nine betting positions while the countdown is open. The presenter spins the 54-segment wheel. Before it stops, one symbol is randomly assigned a Mega Multiplier.
- Decisions and mechanics
- A wager on the resulting number wins its corresponding payout. If that number is also the selected Mega Lucky Number, its assigned multiplier applies, with multipliers reaching 500x.
- Important conditions
- The multiplier selection is digital and separate from the physical wheel. A highlighted lucky number still has to be the wheel result for its wager to receive that multiplied payment. Once betting closes, the player observes rather than steering the wheel.
- Format comparison
- Dream Catcher uses multiplier segments that trigger another spin. Mega Wheel attaches a random multiplier to a number within the current round.
Games at Jackpoty Casino — different ways a round unfolds
For Canadian players looking beyond reels and live-dealer tables, this guide covers Jackpoty’s other casino formats. Evolution’s automated First Person games retain familiar wheel, card and dice rules. SPRIBE and Pragmatic Play supply rising-multiplier rounds, while Hacksaw Gaming and BGaming offer peg drops and hidden-tile choices. Each format asks for a different kind of participation.
Some rounds resolve after the opening wager; others ask you to draw a card, collect a rising amount or reveal another tile. The categories below separate those decision patterns. A choice can change coverage, exposure or the point at which a return is accepted, but it does not provide control over a random result. Open a card for its specific sequence, restrictions and a comparison with another format.
Automated table games at Jackpoty
Evolution’s First Person range puts roulette, card tables and dice into a computer-generated setting. Random game outcomes replace a live studio broadcast. Place the opening wagers, start the round and follow the rules of the chosen table: a wheel pocket, card comparison or dice total determines which bets win.
Player involvement varies substantially. Blackjack includes hit, stand, double and split decisions; baccarat and Dragon Tiger use fixed dealing sequences. Roulette resolves each spin, whereas Craps can carry line bets through several rolls. Super Sic Bo adds randomly enhanced betting spots to a three-dice result. These six examples represent different table rules rather than repeated skins.
First Person Roulette
How it works
- Game and provider
- First Person Roulette — Evolution.
- Game principle
- A single-zero wheel resolves wagers on numbers and groups. The wheel and table are computer generated, without a streamed dealer.
- Round sequence
- Place chips on individual numbers, adjoining groups or outside bets, then start the spin. The ball’s final pocket settles every accepted wager against its own covered numbers.
- Mechanics and conditions
- Straight-up bets cover one number; splits, streets and corners cover neighbouring positions on the layout. Dozens and columns cover twelve numbers. Zero is outside red/black, odd/even and low/high bets. A wider selection changes coverage and payout, not the wheel result.
- Format comparison
- Unlike First Person Craps, each spin finishes the wager: there is no point number carried into another roll.
First Person Blackjack
How it works
- Game and provider
- First Person Blackjack — Evolution.
- Game principle
- Build a hand closer to 21 than the virtual dealer’s without going over. Decisions continue after the initial cards, rather than ending when the wager is placed.
- Round sequence
- Bet on one or more of the five available hands and deal. Choose hit or stand for each hand, with double or split when permitted. The dealer then reveals the hidden card and completes the house hand.
- Mechanics and conditions
- The game uses eight decks and the dealer stands on soft 17. Doubling adds one card only. Equal-value initial cards may be split once; split aces receive one further card and doubling after a split is unavailable. A tie returns the main stake; exceeding 21 loses that hand. Perfect Pairs and 21+3 are optional, separately settled side bets requiring a main bet.
- Format comparison
- First Person Baccarat fixes the drawing sequence; blackjack lets you decide whether to take another card, without letting you choose which card arrives.
First Person Baccarat
How it works
- Game and provider
- First Person Baccarat — Evolution.
- Game principle
- Back Player, Banker or a tie between two virtual hands. The winning hand has the higher final digit, with nine the strongest total.
- Round sequence
- Choose a wager before the deal. Two cards arrive for each side; fixed third-card rules determine any further deal. The interface compares the completed totals and settles the main and optional side bets separately.
- Mechanics and conditions
- Aces count as one, tens and picture cards as zero. Only the last digit of the total counts. A natural eight or nine ends drawing. Participants cannot hit or stand. A tie returns Player and Banker main bets; a winning Banker bet carries the standard commission. Pair and bonus bets use their own conditions rather than simply following the winning side.
- Format comparison
- Unlike Dragon Tiger’s single-card comparison, baccarat combines card values and can require a third card on either side.
First Person Dragon Tiger
How it works
- Game and provider
- First Person Dragon Tiger — Evolution.
- Game principle
- Two named positions receive one card each. The task is to back the higher card, or an equal-value result, rather than build a hand.
- Round sequence
- Place a Dragon, Tiger, Tie or Suited Tie wager and press Deal. One card is revealed on each side and the comparison immediately resolves the round.
- Mechanics and conditions
- Aces rank lowest and kings highest. A suited tie requires both rank and suit to match. On a tie, Dragon and Tiger main wagers return only half their stake; this differs from a full push. There is no draw, split or fold decision after the cards appear.
- Format comparison
- Baccarat compares the last digit of a hand total; Dragon Tiger compares individual ranks, so a king beats a nine here.
First Person Craps
How it works
- Game and provider
- First Person Craps — Evolution.
- Game principle
- Two virtual dice create a total from two to twelve. Some wagers settle on one throw, while line bets can stay active across a sequence of throws.
- Round sequence
- Select chips and bets before the roll. On a come-out roll, Pass Line wins on seven or eleven and loses on two, three or twelve. Four, five, six, eight, nine or ten establishes a point; subsequent rolls aim to repeat it before a seven.
- Mechanics and conditions
- The OFF/ON puck distinguishes come-out and point phases. Pass Line and Don’t Pass begin in the come-out phase; Come and Don’t Come can establish separate points during the point phase. One-roll wagers resolve on the next throw, while unresolved multi-roll wagers remain active. Each wager has its own settlement conditions: the same total may win one and lose another.
- Format comparison
- First Person Super Sic Bo uses three dice and settles its selected combinations in one shake. Craps uses two dice and can carry a wager through several rolls.
First Person Super Sic Bo
How it works
- Game and provider
- First Person Super Sic Bo — Evolution.
- Game principle
- Three virtual six-sided dice determine totals, repeated faces and combinations. Randomly enhanced betting spots add a multiplier layer to the dice result.
- Round sequence
- Choose one or more spots on the grid and start the round. Some spots may receive a random multiplier while the dice shake. The revealed faces are checked against each wager and any applicable enhancement.
- Mechanics and conditions
- Small covers totals four to ten; Big covers eleven to seventeen. Both lose to any triple, as do odd/even bets. Other wagers cover a specific total, a face appearing, doubles, triples or two-face combinations. A multiplier matters only when its selected spot also wins; its appearance alone does not produce a payout.
- Format comparison
- Unlike Craps, there is no come-out/point sequence. Every shake settles the round’s selected bets.
Crash games — live cash-out or a preset target
Crash games at Jackpoty Casino revolve around a multiplier and an unpredictable stopping point. Aviator, Spaceman, Pilot, Magnify Man and Space XY ask you to settle an active wager before the flight ends. Speed Crash takes a different approach: choose a target first, then the game checks whether its random result reaches that threshold.
The selection brings together SPRIBE, Pragmatic Play, Gamzix, Fugaso, Hacksaw Gaming and BGaming. Differences include partial collection in Spaceman, multiple bets in Space XY and automatic target settlement in Speed Crash. A larger exit value leaves more room for the round to stop first. These choices change exposure and settlement, not the random stopping point.
Aviator
How it works
- Game and provider
- Aviator — SPRIBE.
- Game principle
- A rising multiplier accompanies a plane’s flight. The central decision is when to cash out before the flight ends.
- Round sequence
- Place the wager before the round begins. Watch the multiplier grow and cash out while the plane remains in flight. A successful cash-out settles at the accepted multiplier; an unresolved wager loses when the plane flies away.
- Mechanics and conditions
- The round can stop before a desired multiplier is reached. Waiting keeps the wager exposed rather than securing the displayed amount. The multiplayer presentation adds a shared social setting, but another participant’s cash-out does not determine your own result.
- Format comparison
- Plinko settles automatically at a landing zone. Aviator instead requires a cash-out before the round’s unpredictable end.
Spaceman
How it works
- Game and provider
- Spaceman — Pragmatic Play.
- Game principle
- A character climbs with a rising multiplier until the flight stops. Cash-out timing determines which available multiplier settles the wager.
- Round sequence
- Choose the stake before launch. During flight, cash out manually or use the configured automatic cash-out. If the round ends first, the remaining exposure is lost.
- Mechanics and conditions
- The controls include automatic cash-out and a 50% auto-cash-out option, allowing part of a wager to settle while the rest remains exposed. A target only executes if the round reaches it. Previous-round statistics describe past results and do not establish a safe future exit point.
- Format comparison
- Alongside the same rising-multiplier principle as Aviator, Spaceman includes a partial automatic cash-out option rather than requiring the entire wager to leave at one moment.
Pilot
How it works
- Game and provider
- Pilot — Gamzix.
- Game principle
- An aircraft’s flight carries a growing multiplier. The wager must be cashed out before the flight ends to produce a return.
- Round sequence
- Set the stake before departure, follow the flight and collect while the round is active. The accepted exit multiplier determines the return; a wager left on board when the round crashes loses.
- Mechanics and conditions
- Autoplay can repeat configured wagers. Fair-play verification concerns completed outcomes; it does not forecast a safe exit for the next flight. Neither repeated betting nor a run of short flights guarantees that a later round will last longer.
- Format comparison
- Unlike Speed Crash, where the target is fixed before the round, Pilot follows the classic flight-and-cash-out format.
Magnify Man
How it works
- Game and provider
- Magnify Man — Fugaso.
- Game principle
- A superhero’s journey represents a multiplier round. Collecting before the journey stops is the decisive action, with no cards or reel combinations to form.
- Round sequence
- Choose the wager before the journey begins. As the available multiplier grows, decide whether to collect or keep the wager exposed. The round ends when the character’s run finishes, and an uncollected wager is lost.
- Mechanics and conditions
- A displayed multiplier is only available while the round remains active. Waiting for a larger value risks losing the wager before collection. The animation does not reveal the stopping point, and a previous successful exit does not establish a repeatable safe time.
- Format comparison
- The timing principle is shared with Aviator; this is Fugaso’s separate implementation. It does not use Speed Crash’s preselected target-and-compare settlement.
Speed Crash
How it works
- Game and provider
- Speed Crash — Hacksaw Gaming.
- Game principle
- A target-based multiplier game: choose the value the result must reach before placing the wager. The result is compared with that target automatically.
- Round sequence
- Enter a target multiplier, set the stake and start the round. The central number counts up to its result. If the result equals or exceeds the target, the return is the target multiplied by the stake; otherwise the wager loses.
- Mechanics and conditions
- The target must be between 1.05 and 10,000. A higher target changes the required result; the game does not pay the entire displayed result when it overshoots your target. The relevant choice happens before the round, so this is not a race to press a manual cash-out button.
- Format comparison
- Aviator and Magnify Man centre on exiting an active flight. Speed Crash instead resolves against a threshold committed in advance.
Space XY
How it works
- Game and provider
- Space XY — BGaming.
- Game principle
- A rocket travels across a graph whose horizontal axis represents flight time and vertical axis represents the multiplier. Collect before the rocket explodes.
- Round sequence
- Place one or several bets during the countdown. After validation, the rocket launches. Collect each active wager during flight, or let a configured automatic cash-out execute if its target is reached.
- Mechanics and conditions
- Multiple wagers can share a flight while having separate exits. Auto cash-out sets an exact target; autoplay repeats bets for a selected number of rounds. Neither feature protects a wager when the rocket stops before its exit condition. Increasing flight time leaves any unsettled bets exposed.
- Format comparison
- Space XY allows several bets in one rocket round. Spaceman’s partial cash-out instead concerns settling part of a wager while leaving its remainder active.
Plinko — configure the drop, then follow the ball
Plinko sends balls or coins through a peg board into multiplier destinations. Set the stake and available board configuration before the drop, then follow its path to settlement. Risk and row settings change the payout distribution; they do not let you choose a landing zone. Additional balls increase the amount wagered rather than guaranteeing a winning batch.
Hacksaw’s Plinko, 1X2gaming’s Plinko Go and Betsoft’s Plinko Rush offer variations on the configurable-board format. BGaming’s Plinko 2 adds optional multiplier balls and vortex respins; Belatra’s Golden Plinko can award free coins through its Money Frog; Betsoft’s Olympus Plinko combines adjustable gates with a prize wheel. These extra stages are part of the drop games, not slot-triggered bonuses.
Plinko
How it works
- Game and provider
- Plinko — Hacksaw Gaming.
- Game principle
- A ball bounces through a pyramid of pegs and finishes in a multiplier zone. The landing zone determines the return on that ball’s stake.
- Round sequence
- Set the wager, choose the row count and risk setting, then press Bet to drop a ball. Wait for it to reach the bottom, where the displayed zone multiplier is applied to the stake.
- Mechanics and conditions
- The pyramid can use eight to sixteen rows, with low, medium or high risk settings. These settings change the distribution of possible returns. Additional drops are separate wagers. Once a ball is released, there is no steering or cash-out decision; a multiplier below one returns less than the amount staked.
- Format comparison
- Mines asks for another tile choice after a safe reveal. Plinko’s choices happen before the drop; the ball then settles without further intervention.
Plinko Go
How it works
- Game and provider
- Plinko Go — 1X2gaming.
- Game principle
- Balls descend through a configurable peg board into multiplier buckets. The board is the main game rather than a feature reached by spinning slot reels.
- Round sequence
- Choose the stake, board size and volatility setting, then drop a ball. Once it reaches a bucket at the bottom, that bucket’s multiplier determines the return for the drop.
- Mechanics and conditions
- Game-speed controls alter the pace of presentation, while board-size and volatility choices alter the available setup. Those settings are chosen before a drop; they do not provide a way to select the final bucket. A return below the stake is still a net loss on that ball.
- Format comparison
- Compared with Olympus Plinko, Plinko Go focuses on a configurable board and bucket settlement without its gate-and-prize-wheel sequence.
Plinko Rush
How it works
- Game and provider
- Plinko Rush — Betsoft Gaming.
- Game principle
- A peg-drop game with configurable lines and risk settings. Each ball settles against the multiplier beneath its final position.
- Round sequence
- Set the number of lines, risk level and stake. Press Bet to release a ball; more than one can be falling at once. Autoplay can repeat the selected number of rounds.
- Mechanics and conditions
- The board configuration sets the range of landing multipliers, with outer destinations paying more than central ones. Each additional ball is another wager. Instant Play changes how quickly drops are presented rather than turning simultaneous balls into a single guaranteed winning round.
- Format comparison
- Olympus Plinko adds adjustable gates and wheel-triggering destinations. Plinko Rush concentrates on the direct drop-to-multiplier loop.
Plinko 2
How it works
- Game and provider
- Plinko 2 — BGaming.
- Game principle
- A peg-board game offering a classic configuration and optional enhancements that can change what happens during or after a drop.
- Round sequence
- Choose eight to sixteen lines, a risk level, the stake and ball quantity. Release the balls manually or use Auto. Landing values settle the drops, with activated enhancement features applied when their conditions occur.
- Mechanics and conditions
- Optional paid enhancements can add movable 2x gates, chances for 2x or 4x balls, and vortex cells that award another drop while preserving the incoming ball multiplier. The selection supports one to one hundred balls. Check the total configured cost: enhanced or multiple drops are not equivalent to a single basic stake.
- Format comparison
- Hacksaw’s Plinko uses a straightforward landing-zone payout. Plinko 2 can extend a drop through vortex respins and multiplier-bearing balls.
Golden Plinko
How it works
- Game and provider
- Golden Plinko — Belatra Games.
- Game principle
- A coin falls through a pyramid of obstacles toward multiplier destinations. A Money Frog feature can introduce additional free coins.
- Round sequence
- Set the wager and choose the available pot configuration, then release the coin. Follow its bounces to the bottom, where its destination determines the return. Feature-triggered coins extend the sequence when awarded.
- Mechanics and conditions
- Pot choices provide different risk-and-return configurations. Coins that bounce back upward can activate the Money Frog’s free-coin feature; an ordinary drop does not guarantee it. The route remains uncertain after release, and the coin animation is not a steering control.
- Format comparison
- Golden Plinko uses rebound-triggered extra coins. Olympus Plinko instead has designated SPIN destinations that activate its prize wheel.
Olympus Plinko
How it works
- Game and provider
- Olympus Plinko — Betsoft Gaming.
- Game principle
- Balls descend through adjustable multiplier gates toward prize destinations. Special landing positions can extend the round to a prize wheel.
- Round sequence
- Choose the risk setting, position the gates and select one to one hundred balls. Start the drop. Balls passing through gates can gain multipliers; a ball entering a SPIN destination activates the prize wheel.
- Mechanics and conditions
- Three gates can combine to provide a 6x ball multiplier. Bump and Turbo controls speed up the action. A separate counter awards an extra wheel spin after 1,700 balls, with cash or free-ball prizes. More balls increase the amount in play; neither gates nor wheel opportunities guarantee a profitable batch.
- Format comparison
- Unlike Plinko Rush’s direct landing-multiplier settlement, this version adds both gate interactions and a wheel stage after qualifying landings.
Mines & tile games — reveal, connect or collect
Mines and tile games at Jackpoty Online Casino develop through discrete steps rather than a rising flight timer. In the minefield formats, a safe reveal raises the available return and a hazard ends the attempt. Tile Master instead requires consecutive matching tiles. In either case, collecting ends the exposure; continuing risks the amount still in the round.
Hacksaw Gaming contributes the configurable Mines field and the narrowing Boxes pyramid. BGaming offers adjustable routes in Minesweeper, a fixed five-by-twelve climb in Mine Gems and a matching chain in Tile Master. Belatra’s Jackpot Mines adds a separate symbol-triggered prize feature. Their field shapes, progress rules and optional features differ, while the next hidden or randomly supplied result remains uncertain.
Mines
How it works
- Game and provider
- Mines — Hacksaw Gaming.
- Game principle
- Reveal diamonds while avoiding a hidden bomb. Each successful reveal increases the amount available before the next risk is taken.
- Round sequence
- Configure the grid and stake, begin the round and select a covered tile. A diamond increases the potential return; continue revealing or collect the available amount. Revealing a bomb ends the game without a win.
- Mechanics and conditions
- The grid setup and bet size affect the return associated with safe discoveries. An unrevealed tile remains uncertain, even after earlier diamonds. Choosing another tile keeps the accumulated amount exposed; the ability to choose tiles does not reveal where the bomb is.
- Format comparison
- Mine Gems advances through a prescribed row sequence. Mines uses a configurable field of covered tiles rather than a twelve-step climb.
Mine Gems
How it works
- Game and provider
- Mine Gems — BGaming.
- Game principle
- Climb a field of twelve rows, each containing four diamonds and one dynamite tile. Progress depends on choosing a safe tile in the next row.
- Round sequence
- Set the stake and choose one of five positions in the active row. A diamond advances the climb and raises the multiplier. Collect when available to finish the round, or continue to the next row; dynamite ends the attempt and loses the wager.
- Mechanics and conditions
- The route moves row by row rather than allowing unrestricted selection anywhere on the field. A mini-field view helps show the overall layout, and the hidden arrangement is revealed after the round. Neither the overview nor past safe choices identifies the next safe tile.
- Format comparison
- Compared with Hacksaw’s configurable Mines field, Mine Gems fixes the progression to twelve rows with one hazard in each row.
Minesweeper
How it works
- Game and provider
- Minesweeper — BGaming.
- Game principle
- Cross a minefield one highlighted row at a time. Each safe square advances the route and raises the available return.
- Round sequence
- Select a field size and stake, then start. Choose a square in the active row. A safe selection lets you collect or continue; a mine loses both the original wager and the uncollected amount.
- Mechanics and conditions
- Available field sizes are 2×3, 3×6, 4×9, 5×12 and 6×15. Each step has one hidden mine. Collect ends the attempt; reaching the final level settles the return automatically. Changing the dimensions alters the route and payout schedule, not your knowledge of hidden positions.
- Format comparison
- Mine Gems fixes the field at five positions across twelve rows. Minesweeper offers several different widths and lengths.
Boxes
How it works
- Game and provider
- Boxes — Hacksaw Gaming.
- Game principle
- Climb a pyramid of covered boxes by finding a diamond on each row. A hidden mine ends the attempt.
- Round sequence
- Choose the available field and difficulty settings, set the wager and start. Pick a box on the first row. A diamond opens progress to the next row; collect the available return or continue the climb.
- Mechanics and conditions
- The pyramid narrows as the route advances. Configuration affects the risks and potential return, while each unopened box remains uncertain. A mine loses the active attempt, including any amount not collected. Reaching an earlier row safely does not prove that a particular box above it is safe.
- Format comparison
- Unlike Mine Gems’ constant five-position rows, Boxes arranges its choices into a narrowing pyramid.
Tile Master
How it works
- Game and provider
- Tile Master — BGaming.
- Game principle
- Build a chain of matching river, road or city tiles. This is a continue-or-collect tile game, without a minefield to uncover.
- Round sequence
- Choose a tile type and stake, then start. A randomly supplied tile joins the chain. If it matches, the multiplier rises and you may collect or request another tile. A mismatch ends the round.
- Mechanics and conditions
- River, road and city choices correspond to low, medium and high volatility. The chain can reach twelve tiles. Auto mode includes a bet count and cash-out target; Turbo speeds up tile delivery. Selecting the tile type defines the required match but does not determine which random tile arrives.
- Format comparison
- Minesweeper asks you to select a covered position. Tile Master supplies the next tile randomly and asks whether to risk extending a matching chain.
Jackpot Mines
How it works
- Game and provider
- Jackpot Mines — Belatra Games.
- Game principle
- A configurable hidden-mine field with a separate jackpot-symbol feature. Its main round is based on uncovering tiles, rather than forming slot paylines.
- Round sequence
- Choose the grid, mine quantity and stake before revealing positions. Safe discoveries advance the available multiplier. Continue the attempt or collect; a mine ends the ordinary reveal sequence.
- Mechanics and conditions
- Field options range from 3×3 to 5×5, with different mine quantities changing the risk and multiplier schedule. The jackpot feature has its own contribution threshold. When its symbol is revealed, a special reel can award an immediate coin prize, a field-clearing mine or the jackpot. Simply starting a round does not guarantee this feature.
- Format comparison
- Hacksaw’s Mines concentrates on diamonds and hazards. Jackpot Mines adds a separately triggered symbol-and-reel prize feature to that field-selection principle.
