Made for SOR players
Made for SOR players
NetEnt's 99% RTP fruit classic with the Supermeter gamble
Played well in Supermeter mode, Mega Joker returns up to 99% — among the highest figures anywhere in online slots.
Base-game wins under 2,000 coins can be sent upstairs to a second machine, where 20-200 coin bets chase prizes of up to 2,000 coins per round.
A pooled jackpot grows across all connected casinos; three wild-symbol alignments at maximum bet put you in the running.
No free spins, no scatters — cherries, bells, bars and jokers pay directly, exactly like the machines this game honours.
Start between 0.10 and 1 — one coin lights the first payline, ten coins activate all five.
The lower machine is your base game; its payouts are listed beside the reels so you always know what you are chasing.
A qualifying win moves you to the top machine, where you bet 20, 40, 100 or 200 banked coins per spin.
Bank your Supermeter balance at any time, or keep riding it toward the 2,000-coin rounds and the progressive prize.
Mega Joker's defining trick is its double-decker layout: win under 2,000 coins on the base reels while betting at least 10 coins and you may transfer the money to the Supermeter, a second machine stacked on top. Up there the stakes jump to 20-200 coins a spin, new symbol values unlock, and you decide on every round whether to collect the meter or press on. It is this deposit-or-gamble loop — not free spins or wilds, which the game deliberately lacks — that pushes the theoretical return toward 99%.
One number keeps Mega Joker relevant: 99. Even in 2026, with lobbies full of Megaways grids and feature-stuffed video slots, NetEnt’s little fruit machine draws players who care about return above spectacle — its up-to-99% RTP remains one of the highest figures in the industry. The look is deliberately old-school: oranges, grapes, bells and bars on a compact display, no elaborate animation, no soundtrack theatrics.
The depth hides in the Supermeter. Qualifying base-game wins can be banked into a second, higher-stakes machine where bets of 20 to 200 coins target 2,000-coin rounds — a genuine strategic layer in a genre that rarely offers decisions. On top sits a progressive jackpot pooled across every connected casino, reserved for max-bet play, with three aligned wild symbols opening the door to the biggest prize. There are no free spins, wilds or scatters in the conventional sense; this is a skill-of-nerves game, not a feature parade.
Most NetEnt-powered casinos still carry it, though some newer platforms have culled classic three-reel titles — worth checking before you sign up. The free demo above is the place to learn the Supermeter rhythm first.
Yes — Mega Joker is available for real-money play at our verified and recommended online casinos.
Yes. NetEnt’s HTML5 version runs in any modern mobile browser on iOS and Android with no app download, though the classic interface is best enjoyed on a slightly larger screen.
A second machine above the base reels. Wins under 2,000 coins can be transferred there and staked at 20-200 coins per spin for prizes of up to 2,000 coins — collect the balance whenever you choose.
No. True to its fruit-machine roots it skips free spins, wilds and scatters entirely — the Supermeter and the progressive jackpot carry the excitement instead.
Mega Joker free play is for entertainment only. If gambling is a problem, contact the National Problem Gambling Helpline (1-800-GAMBLER). Must be 18+ to play.
