Jackpot 6000
RTP settings, and who runs which
The 98.9% figure applies to Supermeter play. Base-game return is lower, and NetEnt allows operators to run reduced settings. Each casino's setting is checked in the game client.
| Setting | RTP | House edge | Casinos on this setting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full | 98.90% | 1.10% |
How Jackpot 6000 plays
Three reels, five lines, fruit and joker symbols. Wins in the base game can be collected, gambled on a heads-or-tails coin toss to double, or moved to the Supermeter. In the Supermeter you play with your banked winnings for a richer paytable topped by the 6,000-coin prize for three jokers.
It is the game behind the Norwegian search “norske spilleautomater gratis spill”: a simple machine that looks like what stood in kiosks before 2007, with enough depth in the Supermeter to keep it interesting.
Volatility in practice
Medium in the base game, high in the Supermeter. The coin-toss gamble is a straight 50/50 and does not change the game’s overall return, only how swingy a session feels.
RTP settings
The 98.9% applies to Supermeter play. Collect every base-game win instead and the return drops. NetEnt also allows operators to run reduced settings, and the choice applies across the whole game. As with Mega Joker, the headline figure is the best case with the right play at a casino running the full setting; the info panel tells you which setting you have.
Questions people ask
What is the RTP of Jackpot 6000?
Up to 98.9% when playing the Supermeter. The base game returns less, and casinos can run reduced settings. Check the info panel.
What does the name mean?
The top prize in the Supermeter is 6,000 coins, which is 6,000x at a one-coin stake.
How is it different from Mega Joker?
Both are NetEnt classics with a Supermeter. Jackpot 6000 has a heads-or-tails gamble on wins and a fixed 6,000-coin top prize; Mega Joker has a progressive jackpot instead.
When was it released?
The current HTML5 version was released 24 December 2014; the original Flash game is older.