Super Ace Deluxe: The Sequel Whose Multiplier Keeps Climbing to 20x

Super Ace Deluxe is the one Ace title JILI released as an explicit follow-up: Super Ace’s named sequel, on the same 1024-ways frame and the same 10000x ceiling. What moves is the multiplier, which now climbs and holds rather than starting over, plus a free-game trigger of three scatters and a higher volatility label. Below are the four points worth comparing before you choose between the two, and what a sensible session budget looks like.

Super Ace Deluxe against the original, point by point

Point 1 changes the budget. A medium label means the wins arrive less evenly than on the original, so the same stake needs more spins behind it.

Point 2 changes what you watch. On Deluxe the multiplier builds as symbols clear and keeps its level instead of resetting, up to 20x. A long clearing chain is where the session is decided.

Point 3 tells you the trigger. Three scatters, ten free games; the rules screen shows how the multiplier behaves inside them.

Point 4 is what stays. Neither title raises the 10000x ceiling, and neither carries a JILI RTP.

Golden cards, jokers and what to check yourself

JILI’s Super Ace page describes Golden Cards that turn into Golden Jokers. Deluxe’s studio sheet, as recorded for this site, names only the scatters and the climbing multiplier, so open its info screen and read how its cards behave before you assume the original’s rule carries over.

Problem: playing Deluxe on the habits of the original, expecting the gentler rhythm. Fix: treat it as its own title with a medium label, and read JILI’s paytable fields in order on the first visit.

747 Live’s JILI list also carries other Ace titles, among them Super Ace 2, Super Ace Joker and Super Ace Scratch. Each has its own rules; do not carry this page’s figures across to them.

What a Super Ace Deluxe session costs to play well

JILI publishes no minimum stake, so the figures below are hypothetical arithmetic, not prices from any lobby.

1. Decide the length: say 200 spins, enough for a medium-label title to show a few clearing chains.
2. Divide the budget: a ₱1,000 budget over 200 spins means a ₱5 stake, if the selector offers it.
3. Keep a reserve: hold back a fifth of the budget; if free games land early, the reserve is not for chasing them again.
4. Stop on the count: when spin 200 arrives, close the game.

Carry list for the first visit: the stake you can hold for 200 spins, the 20x cap in mind, and the rules screen read once for the scatter count.

Prefer a gentler ride? Boxing King’s LOW-MED 88-line grid is the calmer pick, and Fortune Gems 3, with its higher ceiling, sits at the other end. The full JILI games table compares all six. Players without an account on the brand’s lobby can read how to register on the brand’s SureID page first; keep in mind that a Join 76JL tap boards a different casino, 76JL.