Game figures
Each row below explains what the figure means for a bet, in plain money terms.
| Game detail | Figure in game |
|---|---|
| Provider | Pragmatic Play |
| RTP | 96.55% |
| Volatility | High |
| Grid | 6x5 |
| Maximum win multiple | x5,000 |
| Max win at highest bet | A$150,000 |
| Release date | 11/07/2024 |
A 6x5 grid with Fruits and Joker themes, and no paylines. Wins are counted by the total number of matching symbols anywhere on screen, and 8 is the fewest that pay. Winning symbols vanish, and new ones drop in from above through the Tumble Feature. Tumbles repeat until no new win forms, so one spin can run through several cascades.
6 reels can become Joker Reels: each spin marks one, and each tumble adds another. Once every reel is marked, the next tumble can land Wild Multiplier symbols from 2x to 100x, which add up in one win. Ante Bet stays selectable: 7x, 14x, 28x and 60x start with 2, 3, 4 or 5 reels marked, and 5x is normal play.
6 Jokers table
The payouts below are in money at the example bet of A$0.40, and more matching symbols on screen pay more.
| Reel picture | 8+ | 10+ |
|---|---|---|
 Golden '77 | A$1.60 | A$4 |
 Pink single '7' | A$0.96 | A$1.60 |
 Golden bell | A$0.80 | A$1.20 |
 Golden horseshoe | A$0.56 | A$0.80 |
 Orange | A$0.40 | A$0.48 |
 Watermelon | A$0.32 | A$0.40 |
 Purple grapes | A$0.24 | A$0.32 |
 Purple plum | A$0.16 | A$0.24 |
 Green lime | A$0.08 | A$0.16 |
6 Jokers flow
Most players worry about what happens after each spin, so each step below shows the sequence.
A$0.05 to A$30 is the range of bets on 6 Jokers. Choose a stake in that range before you spin, such as A$0.40, A$2 or A$10.
8 or more matching symbols anywhere on the 6x5 grid form a win, with no paylines. Winning symbols vanish, new ones drop in from above, and tumbles repeat until no win forms.
6 reels can each be marked as a Joker Reel, one per spin or tumble. Once all 6 are marked, a tumble can land Wild Multipliers from 2x to 100x.
5x to 60x is the Ante Bet range. Higher tiers guarantee more reels marked, while 5x keeps normal play with none guaranteed.
A$30 is the highest bet on this game. Set a total loss amount before the first spin, because no session length can be known in advance.
See the reels
This block settles what each screen shows, so the win and Joker Reel views make sense.
96.55% is the return to player: on average A$96.55 comes back per A$100 staked over a very long run. The version running here is shown in the game rules.
| RTP version | RTP | Standard |
|---|---|---|
| Variant 1 | 96.55% | Yes |
Feature guide
Most players worry how Joker reels change their win before the first tumble.
6x5 grid, pay-anywhere: symbols count by total on screen. Each spin marks one random unmarked reel as a Joker Reel, and every later tumble marks one more. Winning symbols cascade away until no win forms. Once all 6 reels are marked, a tumble can land wild multipliers of 2x-100x.
Placing a betJoker reel marks
The 5x tier is normal play, with no reels marked at the start. Tiers 7x, 14x, 28x and 60x start with 2, 3, 4 and 5 reels marked. The Ante Bet is always selectable and sets the bet multiplier.
Choosing the betPre-marked reels
96.55% is a long-run average, and it says nothing about the next spin. How often a Joker Reel or Wild Multiplier comes is not known in advance, and the result of one session is random whatever the RTP. Each spin is decided on its own, so a quiet stretch does not make a win due.
Just one RTP version, 96.55%, is listed for 6 Jokers. Which version runs in this lobby is shown only in the game rules, so check the rules panel before the first spin. The table below converts 96.55% into money on A$100 staked.
x5,000 of the bet is the ceiling of 6 Jokers, which is A$50,000 at the A$10 example bet and A$150,000 at the A$30 maximum bet. It is a ceiling reached very rarely. No bet size makes it a planned result, and nothing in a session shows when it will land.
Play is for players aged 18+. Get help through the National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858, or register with BetStop, the national self-exclusion register.
Set a spending limit before the first spin and keep to it, whatever the reels do. Only stake money you can afford to lose.
Decide your stop point before the session starts, and keep it after a win as well as a loss.
Set a deposit limit and a loss limit in your account before the first spin, and review them when you raise the stake.
Take a break as soon as play stops being fun. If stopping on your own keeps failing, a self-exclusion is the stronger step.
After 6 Jokers
Useful once you have read the rules and want another game to compare.
Five questions, plain replies
Trying the game, volatility, maximum win, bets and RTP, answered before the first spin.
A$0.05 is the lowest stake. Use it to watch the 6x5 grid, the Tumble Feature and the Joker Reels before raising the bet. A small first session shows how each round runs at low cost.
6 Jokers has high volatility. Wins of this kind come in larger amounts but less often, so a session can run a long stretch without a notable win. How often a win arrives cannot be known before the first spin.
x5,000 the bet is the maximum win of 6 Jokers. At a A$10 bet that comes to A$50,000, and at the A$30 maximum bet it reaches A$150,000. The top figure is a ceiling, not an expected result, and no session can be planned around it.
A$0.05 to A$30 is the full bet range, and A$0.40 is the paytable bet. A$2 and A$10 appear as further examples on this page, not as limits.
96.55% is the single RTP version of 6 Jokers. RTP is the share of staked money returned to players over a very large number of spins. It describes the long run only, so one session can land well above or below it.
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I check every wagering requirement and expiry window against the cashier rules, and I confirm each licence detail against the regulator's register before a line goes live.
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