Great Blue Jackpot looks and sounds better, but the bonus features are where players will see the biggest difference. It’s worth pointing out that in the sequel they have done away with the gamble feature. But they’ve added in some other elements as we’re about to find out.
We’ll start with the basics, that’s the wilds. They’re represented by the whale, which is also the highest paying symbol in the game. Aside from substituting other symbols, the wild also doubles the win for any combination it participates in. Wilds can also be stacked.
Pearl Bonus
Great Blue Jackpot slot also features a scatter which is represented by the seashell and pearl. 3 or more of these symbols will trigger the Pearl Bonus feature. At the start of this bonus round, all players receive 8 free games and a x2 multiplier. Players must then select 2 out of 5 seashells to reveal extra free games and multipliers. This can amount to a total of 33 free games and 15x multiplier. During the Free Games feature, bet per line and number of paylines cannot be changed. 3 or more scatters during this round will trigger an additional 15 free games. Multipliers won’t apply in this case. Once complete, players receive their total winnings and return to the base game.
Great Blue Jackpot Feature
This slot also features a progressive jackpot game. It triggers at random, even on losing spins although research shows that the higher you bet, the bigger your chances of entering the game are. There are 4 jackpots to be won in Great Blue Jackpot slot and entering the game guarantees that you’ll take home one of them. Below are the different jackpots and seed for each.
- Fish: £20*
- Turtle: £200*
- Shark: £2,000*
- Whale: £40,000*
*Seed values are in EUR and their value in GBP depends on the casino’s currency conversion rates.
At the start, if the jackpot game, players are faced with 20 coins. Clicking on one will flip it to reveal a symbol. 3 matching symbols will award the corresponding jackpot. Even if time runs out before a winning combination is found, all coins are flipped to reveal the player’s prize.