JL4 JILI Games: Ten Titles Compared Side by Side

JILI games make up most of the Hot Games row in the JL4 lobby, so this is the studio to understand first. Ten titles are documented here, each with its own page, and one table below puts them side by side. The shared fact to carry into every row: JILI publishes no RTP, and this page shows that as data.

JILI games at a glance: the comparison table

Every figure below comes from this site’s game data. Read across a row to see what a title is, and down a column to see how the ten differ.

Dragon Treasure is the one row that breaks the pattern. It is a tap-based arcade game, so it has no grid and no lines to list.

What JILI publishes, and what it leaves out

JILI’s own game pages state the structure and the features of a title. They do not state an RTP, and they do not state a minimum stake, so those two cells stay empty on every page here.

1. Published: the form of the game, the grid and the feature names.
2. Published: a maximum win, as a multiple of the stake.
3. Not published: an RTP, on any title.
4. Not published: a minimum stake, which the in-game stake selector shows instead.

The RTP meaning page defines the term, and the JILI studio page covers what the studio says about itself. Where a number you have seen elsewhere disagrees with ours, the game’s info screen settles it.

The Ace family: Super Ace, Deluxe and Wild Ace

Three titles share a 5x4 grid and 1024 ways, and they are the quickest way to see how the same frame can play differently. Super Ace turns golden cards into wilds and carries a published 10000x ceiling.

Super Ace Deluxe keeps the 10000x maximum and rates as medium volatility, with free spins on three scatters and a cumulative elimination multiplier that climbs to 20x. Wild Ace keeps the 1024 ways but changes the wild and caps the published maximum at 1000x, one tenth of its siblings.

The Fortune Gems trio

Fortune Gems is a 3x3 slot with 5 paylines, and its sequels keep that frame while changing what happens inside it. The first game has a multiplier and a 375x ceiling, and the sequels lift the published maximum to five figures.

The jump from 375x to 10000x is the figure to remember. It tells you that the name on the tile does not predict the maths, so open each sequel’s own page.

Single-line, high-line and arcade titles

Four titles stand apart from the grids above. Money Coming is a 3x3 game with one line, a special wheel and a lucky wheel, and a published 10000x maximum. Crazy 777 is a classic 3x3 with one payline, free games and a special wheel, with a published 3333x maximum.

Boxing King uses a 5x5 grid with 88 paylines and publishes 2000x, with free games, free spins and a multiplier. Dragon Treasure swaps reels for taps: you strike dragon balls, a dragon soul multiplier applies, and the published maximum is 2000x.

Reading the maximum win column

The maximum win is the figure most players quote, and it needs a careful reading. It is a multiple of your stake that JILI states as the top of the range, and it says nothing about how often a game gets near it. The table below sorts the ten by that published figure, so you can see how the ceilings group.

Two titles with the same ceiling can still feel very different. Money Coming and Super Ace both publish 10000x, yet one is a single-line 3x3 and the other a 5x4 game with 1024 ways.

Choosing between the ten

Pick by how you like to play, then confirm on the title’s own page. A short decision list helps.

1. Prefer frequent small wins and a familiar frame: start with Super Ace or Fortune Gems, both rated low to medium.
2. Want a steadier middle: Super Ace Deluxe and Fortune Gems 2 are rated medium.
3. Want a swingier ride: Fortune Gems 3 is rated medium to high, the highest rating in this set.
4. Prefer a very simple screen: Money Coming and Crazy 777 each play on one line.
5. Want something that is not reels at all: Dragon Treasure is tap-based.

Whatever you choose, begin at the lowest stake the selector offers, so the first session teaches you the feature rhythm without costing much.

JILI games in the JL4 lobby

Of the ten, eight were on the Hot Games row on 25 September 2026: Super Ace, Fortune Gems, Boxing King, Super Ace Deluxe, Fortune Gems 2, Fortune Gems 3, Money Coming and Wild Ace. The row also carried Golden Empire and Mines from JILI. Crazy 777 and Dragon Treasure are not on that list, so search them by name in the Slot tab.

Our JL4 games overview maps every lobby tab, and the JL4 slot tab page shows how to move from the vendor row to a single title. A good first session is one title from this table, played at the lowest stake with a limit you set before the first spin.