In most games, there will be one or two jackpots available. The standard fixed jackpots, and the progressive jackpot. We also have promotions with escalator jackpots.

Escalators and some fixed jackpots are called 'community' jackpots. This means that the winning player takes 50%, and the remaining 50% is shared between all other players depending on how many tickets they have.

In any game, you can only win one jackpot, so if you qualify for 2, the one with the highest value will pay out.

All payouts are credited automatically at the end of a game round. If you played with a voucher, the jackpot payout transfers to the voucher balance. You can view a detailed outcome of every game you have played in the 'Game History', there you can find all the game details along with what jackpots were added to the game round.

What is Buy One Get One Free (BOGOF) games?

Buy One Get One Free' is a common term for games where purchasing a certain number of tickets will get you one or more free tickets. BOGOF gets you one free ticket per ticket bought

What are 1TG / 2TG games?

In 1 to Go games, all players with 1 to go when the full house is won will share a portion of the prize pool.
In 2 to Go games, all players with 2 to go when the full house is won will share a portion of the prize pool.

What are Roll-on games?

Roll-on games give out extra prizes after the full house is won. The number of additional prizes varies depending on the time and room.

What are Mixed bag games?

In "mixed bag" games, the prize values are randomized, meaning the highest value prize could be won at one line. These games can also include 1TG/2TG and roll-on features.

Every time a player buys a ticket with cash, part of the ticket price is put towards the Progressive Jackpot pool. This means that the more tickets bought in Bingo, the bigger the jackpot prize will become. The Progressive Jackpot is networked, which means it runs across all of our main rooms.

The lower the ball call and the higher your stake, the bigger your jackpot share. So, in order to get the maximum pay-out, you need to play a game that has a minimum of €1 per ticket/strip. If you play a game with a stake lower than €1 per ticket/strip then your percentage of the jackpot will be lower.

For information on how much you can win in each game, click on the prizes tile within the game room. This will show you the prize per ball call.

Fixed and Escalator Jackpots

We offer a variety of fixed jackpots with prizes starting from €10 to €400. For example, to win a JP60 jackpot, you need to be the first player to get a full house within 60 balls.

Escalator Jackpots are easier to win because every game round the ball call requirement increases until someone wins the jackpot. If no Escalator Jackpot winner is found, the jackpot ball count for the next game round that has an Escalator Jackpot will be slightly bigger, making it easier to win. After the jackpot is won, it resets back to its initial ball count or goes inactive until it is started again later.

Some jackpots are set up as ‘Community Jackpots’ meaning a percentage of the jackpot is paid to the player(s) who trigger the jackpot and the remaining percentage is paid to other players who have bought tickets in the winning game round.

In any game, you can only win one jackpot, so if you qualify for two, the one with the highest value will pay out.

Some game types will have mixed prizes, so the person who gets one line can get the prize that's usually reserved for a full house, and vice versa.

Roll-on games give extra prizes after the full house has been won. This means more winners and more fun. The amount of the extra prizes varies depending on the time and the room.