Super Ace Deluxe JILI Slot Review: How It Works

Quick answer: Super Ace Deluxe is JILI’s July 2024 follow-up to the original. It keeps the 5×4 grid and 1,024 ways to win but lengthens the combo multiplier ladder: x1 to x10 in the base game, and x2 to x20 in the Free Game, which three or more Scatters trigger with 10 free spins. Below: how the ladder works with a clearly hypothetical example, what the Scatter rule and the Star Card do, the symbol pays, and how Deluxe differs from the original, without quoting any RTP or odds the sources don’t publish.

5×4 grid · 1,024 ways
Multiplier up to x20 in the Free Game
3+ Scatters = 10 free spins

Written and reviewed by Marco Villanueva, Slot Reviewer & Content Editor, Super-Ace.io · Based in Manila · Last updated October 2026

♠ Super Ace Deluxe Game Specs at a Glance

The Super Ace Deluxe JILI release arrived in July 2024 as a rework of the card-themed original and keeps its board. Here is what JILI’s own pages and in-game rules state, and what they leave open.

Specs come from JILI’s game information page and from the in-game rules and paytable screens, which we read in October 2026. Where a figure is missing, we say so instead of filling the gap.

Symbol pays at a bet of 200

Amounts shown by JILI’s paytable for a bet of 200, before the combo multiplier is applied. The paytable is dynamic, so the numbers scale with your bet. Golden and normal versions of a symbol pay the same.

Verdict: if the original’s cascades suit you, Deluxe is the same board with a longer multiplier climb and a Star Card. It is a mechanics change, not a promise of better odds. Nothing published says it pays more often than the original.

♥ Cumulative Multipliers to x20: How the Ladder Works

The original rewards chains: when a win is eliminated and new symbols drop in, another win in the same spin pays at a higher multiplier. Deluxe keeps that idea and lengthens the ladder. According to JILI’s in-game rules, the base game ladder runs x1, x2, x3, x5 and x10, where x10 applies from the fifth match of a spin onward. The original’s base ladder stops at x5.

Step by step:

1. A spin forms a win. Those symbols are eliminated and new ones drop in. The first match pays at x1.
2. If the new layout forms another win, the multiplier steps up: x2 for the second match, x3 for the third, x5 for the fourth, and x10 from the fifth on.
3. When a layout produces no win, the chain ends and the multiplier resets for the next spin.

Base game

Free Game: the same ladder at double the values

The highlighted base-game stages are the three used in the example below.

Illustrative numbers only. They show how the multiplier compounds a chain, not a real spin or a typical payout.

Reaching x10 takes a chain of five matches in one spin, and we found no published figure for how often that happens. The x20 stage exists only in the Free Game. Each spin is also capped at 10,000 times the bet: when that ratio is reached, the chain stops and the spin is settled.

Key terms

♦ Scatters and Free Games: What Three Scatters Do

The Super Ace Deluxe scatter rule is spelled out in JILI’s rules: three or more Scatters trigger the Free Game with 10 free spins. The bonus starts after the winning symbols of that spin have been eliminated and no further win remains.

In the Free Game the combo multiplier follows the same rules as the main game with every value doubled: x2, x4, x6, x10 and x20, resetting to x2 when a layout has no win. Three or more Scatters during the Free Game add five more free spins, awarded once per free spin.

The Star Card is the other Deluxe-specific feature. After the second to fourth match in a spin it has a chance to trigger, and after the fifth match and beyond it always does. Its effect is to randomly turn regular cards on the middle reels into golden cards, which become wild Jokers when eliminated.

Where Buy Bonus is offered, it skips the wait: JILI’s rules price one purchase at 42 times the bet. That is a way to reach the Free Game, not a way to change how random it is.

Keep rules and odds apart. Three Scatters is a rule, not a probability. We found no published trigger frequency, so any “every so many spins” claim is a guess, and two Scatters on earlier spins do not build toward a third. The same goes for the 10,000x ceiling: it is a limit, not an expected result.

♣ Super Ace vs Super Ace Deluxe: What Changed

Same board, longer climb, plus a Star Card. Here is the side-by-side.

For the baseline game, see our full Super Ace review. If you are comparing sequels, our Super Ace 2 guide explains the naming caveat around that title, and the JILI slots guide covers the provider’s wider lineup.

♠ Verdict and Where to Test

Deluxe runs on JILI’s HTML5 engine, so it should open in a mobile browser as well as on desktop. For Super Ace Deluxe free play, use our Super Ace Deluxe demo guide, which maps every control on the demo screen. We don’t embed the game here because JILI restricts embedding its client on third-party sites.

♥ Super Ace Deluxe FAQ

What is different in Super Ace Deluxe?

The 5×4 board and 1,024 ways stay the same. Deluxe lengthens the multiplier ladder (x10 in the base game, x20 in the Free Game) and adds the Star Card, which turns regular cards on the middle reels into golden cards.

How do multipliers work in Super Ace Deluxe?

Each consecutive match in a spin moves the multiplier up one stage: x1, x2, x3, x5, x10 in the base game, and x2, x4, x6, x10, x20 in the Free Game. It resets when a layout has no win.

How many Scatters trigger free games?

Three or more Scatters trigger 10 free spins. Three or more during the bonus add five more.

What is the Super Ace Deluxe RTP?

We found no RTP figure we could confirm. Read it from the in-game info screen on your platform, since it can differ between operators.

♦ Responsible Gambling

Gambling is for adults only; licensed Philippine operators set a minimum age (commonly 21), so check yours before registering. Like every slot, this game has a built-in house edge, and no feature, ladder stage or multiplier guarantees a win. Set a budget before you play, stop when you reach it, and use your operator’s deposit-limit and self-exclusion tools if play stops being fun.