You’ll clearly be able to see the pay outs of the game surrounding the reels, so it’s pretty simple to understand what you need to match up in order to receive a winning combination. Jokers will obviously provide the biggest pay out in the base game, with three of them offering up to 400 coins if you’re wagering a bet of 10 coins.

The aforementioned Supermeter Mode comes in to play whenever you make a winning combination on the base reels of below 2,000 coins, and you must be wagering with the maximum of 10 coins as well. In this round, the top set of reels begins to work, and you’ll find that there have been extra symbols added to these, including 7s, oranges and grapes. In this round, you can bet 20, 40, 100 or 200 coins per spin, or alternatively, you have the option of collecting the money you’ve won by using the ‘Collect’ button. Again, the wins you’re able to achieve in this round can be seen spread out around the Supermeter reels, with a maximum pay out of 2,000 coins being available from the joker icons.

It may come as a surprise to learn that although the Supermeter mode is one of this game’s special features, the progressive jackpot amount is not able to be won via it. You’ll need to go another route to attain it. Three percent of each bet played is added to the progressive jackpot amount, and it is actually a randomly paid out amount. The rules do state that the higher the amount of the bet you play, the stronger your chances of winning it are, but on the whole, it will be paid out at a random point of game play to a random player. So, there’s no special bonus rounds to go through, just continue playing with the hope of receiving it.