Super Ace features, explained.

A Golden Card is a state, not a new stake

The in-game rules restrict Golden Cards to reels 2, 3 and 4. For matching and removal they have the same identity as the regular card pictured on them. The gold background adds a transformation rule; it does not change a King into an Ace.

When a Golden Card is removed in a paying combination, a Joker replaces it at that same position. Seeing gold alone therefore does not establish a win. The screenshot below is our capture of the rules, not a staged before-and-after outcome.

Read the Joker rule in the loaded version

The original demo distinguishes two Jokers. Little Joker occupies only the position of the removed Golden Card. Big Joker also stays at that position, then additional copies randomly replace other symbols.

Both act as Wilds, substituting for symbols other than Scatter. A Joker cannot complete the Scatter trigger. The screenshot explains the difference directly; we have not measured which Joker appears more often. Super Ace 2’s stacked Golden Joker is a separate edition feature.

Base-game and free-game ladders

The original in-game rules start each base spin at 1x. Its second win uses 2x, the third uses 3x, and the fourth and subsequent wins use 5x. A cascade sequence can keep winning at that last level; it does not advance to 6x.

When the spin stops winning, the ladder resets. Free games double the corresponding factors to 2x, 4x, 6x and 10x. These factors multiply qualifying payouts, not every full stake. Do not multiply a settled WIN display again.

Free games and the Scatter trigger

In the original game’s inspected rules, three Scatter symbols award 10 free spins. Three Scatters during free games add five more spins; retriggers can accumulate. This comes from the original demo, not from transferring Deluxe rules.

Free games use the doubled multiplier ladder: 2x, 4x, 6x and 10x. The terminal factor applies to the fourth and later wins within that spin. A new spin begins at the start of its ladder.

We captured these written rules on 9 October 2026 in build v_192_0008. No complete naturally triggered bonus was recorded, so this guide does not publish a bonus frequency or an average wait.

Buy Bonus belongs to the inspected build

The public demo displays a Buy Bonus control. Its rules describe a price of 40.5 times the selected bet for a feature purchase. We did not buy one or test the quantity controls.

This is a build-specific rule, not proof that an operator enables the feature or uses the same settings. A feature purchase is a new charge, unlike continuing free games already awarded in a paid round. Read the displayed total before any purchase.

Super Ace Jackpot is not a universal rule

Operators use Jackpot wording in their catalogues, while JILI’s original product page supplies a maximum multiplier. A title-level payout cap, a progressive jackpot and a promotional leaderboard are different things.

If your lobby says Super Ace Jackpot, inspect its exact rules and provider label. Do not assume the original demo proves jackpot eligibility, contribution, current pot size or account-level rewards.