Luxury Jackpots

Luxury Jackpots Overview

Luxury Jackpots is a five-reel, three-row slot from Triple Cherry with 40 paylines, an RTP of 94.14%, a medium volatility rating and a published maximum win of 5,020x the bet. It was released on 25 November 2024, and bets run from 0.50 to 50 per spin.

The game is built around four fixed jackpots and a single bonus round in which you open safes to find one of them. Everything else – wilds, a short paytable, a city skyline at night – is there to lead you towards that vault.

All figures below were read from demo play at a €10 bet.

A Penthouse View of the City

The reels sit in a gold frame over a night-time skyline: towers lit in pink and purple, a river of headlights below, and a pale moon over the harbour. The reel background itself is a deep violet, and the symbols are drawn in a glossy, almost magazine-advert style.

The premium set is a portrait gallery of the good life. A blonde film-star in red and a gentleman in a dinner jacket raising a glass of champagne are the two top pays. Below them come a pink luxury watch, a red ring box, a champagne bucket and a red sports car set against a blue sky. The low pays are the card letters K, Q and J, drawn in red, pink and green.

It is a consistent look rather than a daring one, but it is clean, readable and the symbols separate well from each other on a small screen.

The Four Jackpots

Four plates sit above the reels at all times, and at the €10 bet they read:

MINI €100 (10x) – MINOR €1,000 (100x) – MAJOR €10,000 (1,000x) – GRAND €50,000 (5,000x).

The jackpots are fixed, not progressive: they are stated as multiples of the bet and they scale with it. Each step is ten times the one below, apart from the last, where the Grand is five times the Major.

The Grand is worth exactly 5,000x, and the published maximum win is 5,020x. In other words, the Grand jackpot is effectively the game’s ceiling, with a small margin left over for line wins landed on the same round. Anyone chasing the top prize in Luxury Jackpots is chasing that single plate.

The Jackpot Symbol and the Safes

The bonus is triggered by a special symbol: a gold safe with a pink JACKPOT banner across it. In our captures it landed on the middle reel.

When the round starts, the reels are replaced by a showroom full of safes – a grid of fifteen gold safes, five across and three high, with the four jackpot plates still showing above. You open them one at a time.

Each opened safe reveals a gem with a jackpot name under it: blue gems for MINI and green gems for MINOR. The Major and Grand gems did not appear in our round, so we cannot show what they look like. In our round the board filled with blue MINI gems and several green MINOR gems; the green ones were the first to reach three, so the round was heading for the Minor.

This is the familiar match-three pick format: the jackpot you win is the first one whose gem you uncover three times. It means every Jackpot symbol guarantees a jackpot, but the smaller two are by far the most likely finish.

Wilds

The wild is a golden die marked WILD, and it substitutes for all the regular symbols. In our captures it appeared on the middle reel, including two dice stacked one above the other in the same spin.

A wild on the centre reel sits on a large share of the 40 lines at once, which is why even a modest set of low symbols around it can produce several small line wins in a single spin.

What the Paytable Shows

The prize table lists the eight regular symbols in pairs – the two portraits, the watch and the ring box, the champagne and the K, and the Q and the J – with pays for three, four and five of a kind. Wins are counted on adjacent reels from left to right, starting from the leftmost reel.

The individual values on the demo’s prize table were too small to read reliably from our captures, so we have not quoted them here. What the table does make clear is the order: the two portraits pay most, the card letters least, and the gap between them is modest.

What the Session Did

At the €10 bet, our base-game wins were small and regular. A spin with ring boxes stacked down the first two reels showed a prize of €20.00, a spin with three gentlemen side by side on the bottom row showed €40.00, and the best single spin we saw was €51.00 – about 5x the bet, shown in a large marquee banner across the reels.

Those numbers fit the paytable’s shape: a line game with a short ladder, where the base game keeps the balance moving and the real money is parked in the four plates above the reels.

The RTP in Context

An RTP of 94.14% is below the 96% most players have come to expect, and it is worth knowing before you play. A lower return is common in games that carry a fixed jackpot ladder of this size, because part of the return is set aside for the Major and the Grand, which most sessions will never reach.

The medium volatility rating fits what we saw: plenty of small wins in the base game, with the large swings held back for the safe round.

Who Should Play It

Luxury Jackpots suits players who like a clear, single objective. The four plates tell you exactly what is on offer, the Grand is effectively the maximum win, and the safe round is easy to follow.

The reservations are the 94.14% return and a base game with little beyond wilds and line wins. If you want free spins, multipliers or a buy option, this is not the game for you; if you want a simple jackpot hunt in a glossy setting, it does that job well.

Where to Play Luxury Jackpots

You can try this game on 7gold Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 400% up to £1500 for a limited time.

Luxury Jackpots was not listed in any of our six partner casino libraries when we checked on 23 September 2026. Casino catalogues change often, so it is worth checking again before you sign up.