Exclusive Jackpots
Three progressive jackpots, pooled across eligible slots and climbing while people play. Any qualifying spin can trigger one — and one of them can pay you without you triggering anything.
The three jackpots, and how each one pays
Jackpot is one word covering several quite different machines. The difference decides whether one person is paid or several, and whether you need to have triggered anything at all.
Mystery Jackpot
Four levels, each dropping at a random point inside its own range, and whoever triggers a level takes the whole prize for it. Because the drop point sits inside a range rather than at a fixed figure, no counter tells you a level is due.
View jackpot →Community Jackpot
Four levels again, paid out differently. When a level drops, 60% goes to the player who triggered it, 20% reseeds the pool and 20% is shared between players active in the last 24 hours.
View jackpot →Bonanza Collector
One level that accumulates over time, then divides among a set number of winners rather than paying one player. Fewer, larger events than a multi-level jackpot produces.
View jackpot →How a jackpot pays
Pick an eligible game
Eligibility is set per game rather than per category, so the game itself is what tells you whether it feeds a pool.
Play as normal
No opt-in and no entry fee. Every qualifying spin adds to the pools, and every qualifying spin can trigger a drop.
A level drops
Mystery and Community run four levels each, Bonanza Collector runs one. The drop point is random inside its range.
The prize is paid
Mystery pays the trigger in full, Community splits it with recently active players, and Bonanza Collector divides it between a set number of winners.
What qualifies, and what no jackpot does
Eligibility is per game
Jackpots build across eligible slots and eligibility is set per game, not per category. The game shows which pools it contributes to.
Bonus funds are the thing to check
Bonus-funded play may be excluded from contributing to a pool or from triggering one, so read the bonus conditions before using bonus money on a jackpot game.
Live values sit on each jackpot's page
The figures move constantly, so they are not printed here. Every pool carries its current value on its own page, and all three sit together on Exclusive Jackpots.
No pool is due
A counter tells you what has accumulated, not what is about to happen. Every qualifying spin has the same chance as the one before it, and no timing or stake pattern changes that.
Frequently asked questions
How many jackpots are there?
Three: Mystery Jackpot, Community Jackpot and Bonanza Collector. Mystery and Community run four levels each, and Bonanza Collector runs one.
Can I win without triggering a drop?
On the Community Jackpot, yes. 20% of a drop is shared between players active in the last 24 hours, so a drop somebody else triggered can still pay you. Mystery pays only the player who triggers the level.
Is a jackpot more likely when the counter is high?
No. The size of a counter tells you what has accumulated, not what is about to happen. Every qualifying spin has the same chance as the one before it.
Which games are eligible?
Eligibility is set per game rather than per category. Each jackpot's page lists the games feeding it, and the game itself shows which pools it contributes to.
Can I play a jackpot game with bonus money?
Bonus-funded play may be excluded from contributing to a pool or from triggering one, so check the bonus conditions before you use bonus money on a jackpot game.
What are the jackpots worth right now?
The values move constantly, which is why no figure is printed here. Each jackpot's page carries its live value and the Exclusive Jackpots page carries all three.
