Jackpot 3x3 Slot machine review

Jackpot 3x3

Jackpot 3x3 accurately describes the layout of the game, as it has 9 sets of 3 reels, each one with 1 payline. It is described by 1x2Gaming as a 3 reel game with 9 lines because of the unusual layout. Jackpots go up to $2,500, while features are not included due to it’s a classic theme.

The game has 9 different slot machines, all included in one game. You activate as many as you want, and when you click on Place Bet you will notice them spin their reels and give you your winning combinations, if there are any. The machines each have a border of a different color around them, so it’s a colorful title. At the top of each set of reels you will see the small display that tells you if you’ve won anything. When you’re not playing, it will simply say “3x Pays a Prize”. The slot’s symbols are all of different shapes, so you get rectangles, octagons, squares, stars and so on. Each one has a different number of corners basically, plus they come in different colors.

The bets you place in this game use the same number of coins as the number of paylines that are active. Their value is allowed to go up to $5, while the minimum is $0.01. 9 coins set to their highest value will be valued at $45, so that’s the most you can bet on a single spin. The same coin value will determine how much the 500 coins jackpot is worth to you, so it will go up to $2,500.

Playing the game is easy enough. If you look at the top of the screen, you will notice that on both sides of the logo there are different patterns present. You click on one of those patterns, and the same configuration of slot machines will be active. You can use all 9 machines if you want to, or you can use another pattern with fewer coins needed. You get quite a few winning combinations out of this game, probably one of the reasons why they set the jackpot at only 500 coins.

Jackpot 3x3 looks like the kind of game you should go to if you’re bored of the usual mix of slots. It allows you to play on 9 Slots simultaneously, and that’s pretty great for a classic with no major features.