Jackpot 6000 is a 3-reel, 5-payline classic slot from NetEnt that deliberately looks back to mechanical fruit machines rather than forward to modern video slots — stars, bells, grapes, lemons, cherries, and a Joker wild are the entire symbol set. Its most distinctive feature is Supermeter mode, a separate 20-coin-a-spin bonus round that most of the game’s high published RTP actually comes from, not the base game.
| Provider | NetEnt |
| RTP | 98.9% |
| Reels / Rows | 3 / 1 |
| Paylines | 5 |
| Max Win | 600× bet |
Landing a win offers the choice to gamble it directly, or feed it into Supermeter mode instead of cashing out — each Supermeter spin costs 20 coins, and two or more Joker symbols during this mode pay random bonus prizes on top of the normal line wins. There’s no free-spins round or scatter pays; the entire game is built around this single risk-it-forward mechanic layered on top of a deliberately old-fashioned 3-reel base game.
Pros
- 98.9% RTP is among the highest of any NetEnt title
- Supermeter mode adds a real risk/reward decision most classic slots don’t have
- Simple 3-reel format is easy to pick up with no learning curve
Cons
- No free spins or bonus round outside of Supermeter
- Max win of 600× bet is modest next to modern video slots
- Bare-bones 3-reel visuals won’t appeal to players wanting modern graphics
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the RTP of Jackpot 6000?
Jackpot 6000 has an official return-to-player rate of up to 98.9%, as published by NetEnt — most of that RTP is concentrated in Supermeter mode rather than the base game.
What is Supermeter mode?
Supermeter is a separate bonus mode you can enter after a win instead of cashing out. Each spin costs 20 coins, and landing two or more Joker symbols pays random bonus prizes.
What is the maximum win on Jackpot 6000?
The maximum win is 600× your bet, according to NetEnt's official game page.