Juke Box Slot Review 2024

Juke Box

Juke Box is a SkillOnNet powered slot that provides a combination of 3 paylines on its 3 reels. The game's top jackpot awards $10,000 to the lucky player.

The design of the slot is exactly what it sounds like, a big juke box like the kind you would see in diners in the United States in the past and probably you can still find today. The design of the entire game resembles that of a jukebox, with the wall behind it being made out of red bricks with pictures of baseball players on it. The jukebox has a blue, green and red combination of neon borders all around. The reels are at the top of the resulting game area, while the paytable is underneath. Most of the symbols used here are music related and they contribute rather well to the game's atmosphere. These symbols include a vinyl record, a musical note, a trumpet, a gramophone, a microphone and a guitar.

Juke Box uses a total of 3 coins for all its paylines, which are also 3. The selection of each additional coin on top of the first one will activate another payline. Each coin has a $0.01 to $1 value, with the top bet being worth $3. The top jackpot will award 10,000 coins, or up to $10,000.

As it's the case with many other games, in this slot it's going to be a good idea to use 3 coins when you're betting. While most of the time this will not make any difference, there is one case where the use of three coins will help you out immensely. We're talking about the top jackpot combination here, which has different payouts depending on the payline it lands on. If it lands on the first payline you will get 1000 coins, while the second payline will award 2000 coins for the same combo. If it appears on the third paylines (meaning you've used 3 coins and activated the 3^rd payline that way), that same combination will award a much more impressive 10,000 coins. As you can see, it's worth using 3 coins just to make sure you get the most out of a top jackpot combination. If the bets are too large at $3, simply reduce from the coin size instead of cutting back on the number of coins.

Overall, it's a game designed with the nostalgic player in mind that may miss the jukebox and will prefer a simpler slot to play on.