How to Play Jackpot 6000

The rules in brief

The Jackpot 6000 rules fit on a postcard. These are the points that matter before your first spin:

• The game has 3 reels and 3 rows with 5 paylines that are always active.
• You win when matching symbols land on a payline. The in-game paytable lists every winning combination and what it pays at your stake.
• The Joker is the game's special symbol, and it has its own paytable in Supermeter mode.
• After a win you may gamble it on heads or tails, or enter Supermeter mode by pressing SPIN.
• NetEnt lists bets from €0.10 to €2.00 per spin; casinos can set different limits.

Step by step

This is how a round of Jackpot 6000 runs from start to finish. Follow it once in the free demo and the game will feel familiar.

1. Open the game. Start with the demo, which uses play coins, or open the game at a licensed casino if you play for money.
2. Read the paytable. Open the game rules or paytable screen and check what the combinations pay at your stake.
3. Set your stake. The five lines are fixed, so the stake is the only setting you need to choose.
4. Press spin. The three reels stop, and any winning lines are paid.
5. Decide what to do with a win. Keep it, gamble it on heads or tails, or press SPIN to take it into Supermeter mode.
6. Stop at your limit. Decide in advance how much you will spend and for how long, and end the session when you reach either limit.

Bets and paylines

NetEnt lists a bet range of €0.10 to €2.00 per spin for Jackpot 6000. Casinos can set their own minimum and maximum and will show the stake in your currency, so the figures in the version you play may differ.

All five paylines play on every spin, and you cannot switch any off. That keeps the maths simple: if you stake €0.50 a spin, 100 spins mean €50 staked, whatever happens on the reels. Plan your stake around the number of spins you want from your budget, not around the size of the top prize.

Supermeter spins are priced in coins rather than money: 20 coins per spin. What 20 coins are worth depends on the coin value shown in the game, so look at the display before you enter the mode.

The symbols and the Joker

The reels carry the symbols of a traditional fruit machine, such as fruits, bells and sevens, plus the Joker. NetEnt names "land Jokers" as one of the game's features in its official description, but it does not publish the symbol payouts on its game page. We only print figures we can check at the source, so you will not find a paytable with numbers here.

The paytable inside the game is the place to look. It shows the value of each combination at the stake you have chosen, and it changes when you change the stake. In Supermeter mode, NetEnt says, you can win payouts from a special Joker paytable, which the game's rules screen also lists.

The gamble feature: heads or tails

After a win, NetEnt says, "players may choose to gamble their winnings for a chance to double the amount". In Jackpot 6000 this is a heads-or-tails choice. Call it correctly and the win doubles; call it wrong and that win is lost.

The feature is optional. You can always keep the win and spin again. Treat the gamble as a way to swap a certain amount for a chance at twice as much, and decide before you play whether you will use it at all. The tips and strategy page looks at the risk in more detail.

Jackpot 6000 Supermeter mode step by step

Supermeter mode is the second way to use a win. NetEnt describes it in these steps:

1. Land a win in the normal game.
2. Click SPIN when you are offered Supermeter mode to activate it.
3. Your win moves to the Supermeter display at the top of the screen.
4. Each spin costs 20 coins while you are in Supermeter mode.
5. Play for bigger prizes: random jackpots and payouts from the special Joker paytable are possible in this mode.

NetEnt's figure of up to 98.9% RTP is the maximum, reached with Supermeter play, so this mode is part of how the game reaches its highest return. It also puts your win back in play. Before you use it with real money, read the game's own rules screen in the demo so you know how to end Supermeter mode and what happens to the balance. The RTP and payouts page explains why the "up to" matters.

Try it in the demo

The quickest way to understand Jackpot 6000 is to play a few dozen spins with play coins and use every option once.

Start with the smallest stake, gamble one win, take another into Supermeter mode and open the paytable. When you know how each choice behaves, go back to the Jackpot 6000 overview or read the Jackpot 6000 tips.

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Sources

• NetEnt – Jackpot 6000 (official game page) – 3×3 grid, 5 fixed paylines, bet range €0.10–€2.00, Jokers, double-up after a win, Supermeter mode (enter by clicking SPIN, win moves to the Supermeter display, 20 coins per spin, random jackpots and a special Joker paytable)

Data checked on 6 November 2026 by the editorial team.