Jackpot Slots

Fixed and Progressive Jackpots

Jackpot slots come in two kinds. Fixed jackpots are set prizes that pay a set multiple of your bet whenever you land them. Most of the games on this page work that way. In Wolf Gold, Mustang Gold and Chilli Heat, landing enough money symbols starts a respin round where the symbols lock in place, and filling the screen pays the top jackpot.

Progressive jackpots grow. A small slice of every bet goes into the pot until someone wins it. That slice has to come from somewhere, so the base game on a progressive slot usually pays back a little less than a similar game without one. Amusnet games like 100 Power Hot and Hot Deco are built for the studio's Jackpot Cards, a four-level mystery jackpot that each casino decides whether to switch on.

Playing Jackpot Slots in Demo Mode

The demo shows you how the jackpot is triggered, how the respins or bonus wheel work and how often the smaller prizes land, which is most of what you need to know before you play for money. A demo can't win a real jackpot, though, and a progressive pot in demo mode is only for show. Casinos also don't all run the jackpot add-ons, so check the game's info screen at your casino before chasing a prize you've seen elsewhere.

How This List Is Built

Every game here is tagged as a jackpot slot in our catalog, has a working demo and got at least 500 real-money bets at the casinos we track in the last 30 days. The grid is ordered by how many real-money bets we logged on each one over the last 30 days. Open any game for its free demo, the studio's RTP and the biggest wins we've seen on it. Our methodology explains which numbers come from the studio and which come from our own tracking.