Everybody’s Jackpot has the look of a TV gameshow. The reels are set against the bright lights of a studio and include neon A, K and Q symbols alongside necklaces, gold watches, stacks of money and piles of gold bars. There’s also a glamorous assistant and a cheesy looking TV host. Land 3 of the host on a line and you’ll pocket 250 coins.
The game is played using 8 paylines. Land a winner on 1 of the 2 diagonal paylines and the payout gets a 3x multiplier boost. The Everybody’s Jackpot logo is the scatter which can land anywhere on the reels and offers payouts of between 2 and 200 times your stake if you land between 2 and 9 of them on the same spin.
Landing 3 or more scatters triggers the Free Games feature - here you’ll be awarded 12 free spins. Joining the action throughout the feature is a wild that can land on the middle reel. You can retrigger more rounds of free spins infinitely here too.
The Everybody’s Jackpot feature can trigger at random on any base game spin – 1 lucky winner will pocket 70% of the prize. The remaining 30% will be shared by all other qualifying players. Half of that 30% will be shared equally between players who had wagered £50 or more on Everybody’s Jackpot during the previous 24 hours.
The other half of that 30% is divided based on the amount wagered during the last 24 hours. These other players don’t need to be playing at the precise moment the jackpot is struck either.
The design and gameplay in Everybody’s Jackpot is pretty straightforward. What makes it stand out is the unusual payout structure from the progressive jackpot which offers the chance of a payday even if it’s someone else’s win.
The game itself doesn’t offer much in the way of freshness but the potential from the progressive makes it worth a closer look. If you like progressive jackpot slot games, Jackpot Giant from Playtech is recommended.