There’s a Mega prize sitting at €6,000,000 right now, and it only grows from there. Opt in, place a qualifying spin, and you’re in the running for one of four progressive jackpots — no separate game required, no extra hoops beyond the opt-in.
How to Play
1. Opt in. Do it from the lobby or right inside any eligible game.
2. Bet at least €0.20 per spin. That’s the minimum to qualify.
3. €0.10 gets pulled from your cash balance per qualifying spin. This is the side bet that buys you a shot at the jackpot — it comes out of cash funds only, not bonus money.
4. Win any tier, and it’s credited instantly. No claim process, no waiting on approval.
The Four Tiers
- 🥉 Mini — starts at €5
- 🥈 Minor — starts at €100
- 🥇 Major — starts at €10,000
- 🏆 Mega — starts at €6,000,000
Why It’s Worth Opting In
You get four separate shots at a prize every time you spin — not just one big long-shot chase. And because CoinJackpot never resets to zero, the pool just keeps building between wins, so there’s always something real sitting in the prize pot.
Terms and Conditions
1. Who Can Play
Any verified, registered player can join, as long as your jurisdiction allows it. Opting in is your call — do it from the lobby or in-game before you place a qualifying wager, and once you’re in, you stay in until you manually opt back out. Only certain currencies qualify, and that list is set by us and can change. Every spin needs a base wager of at least €0.20 (or the equivalent) to count, and whether a wager qualifies is decided the moment you place it — if you’re using a currency we don’t accept, opting in won’t help.
2. What Gets Deducted
Every qualifying spin pulls a fixed €0.10 side bet, taken only when you’re opted in. This has to come from cash — bonus funds don’t work here. If your cash balance can’t cover both the €0.20 minimum bet and the €0.10 side bet, the spin just won’t count toward the jackpot, and nothing gets deducted for it. To actually be in the running for a prize, both pieces need to be in place: the minimum bet and the active side bet. CoinJackpot runs across our full eligible game library, though we can turn it on or off for specific currencies, markets, or player groups whenever we need to.
3. About Your Balance Display
What you see in the game client is a snapshot, not necessarily your real-time balance — the number that actually counts lives in our central wallet system. If the two ever don’t match, the system corrects it automatically, and our records are what stand.
4. Currency and Conversion
Everything in CoinJackpot runs on EUR as the base currency. If you’re playing in something else — including crypto — your contribution gets converted to its EUR equivalent the moment you place the wager, using rates from third-party providers we select (which may build in a small margin). Whatever rate applies at that moment is locked in and won’t be revisited later, even if the market moves. Since crypto values shift constantly, playing means accepting that the EUR value is set transaction by transaction. If you win, the payout uses the rate that was live at the moment of that winning wager.
5. How the Jackpot Is Built
There are four progressive tiers — Mini, Minor, Major, and Mega — all visible in the game interface. Each one climbs as players contribute through qualifying wagers, right up until someone wins it. Starting values are:
- Mega: €6,000,000
- Major: €10,000
- Minor: €100
- Mini: €5
These numbers update often, but there can be a short lag, so what’s on screen might be slightly off from the real pool at the exact instant of a win. We also control the seed values, contribution rates, tier setup, and which games are included, and any of that can change.
6. What It Takes to Win
Wins are triggered randomly — they’re not tied to anything you do in the base game, unless we say otherwise. Only wagers with a valid jackpot contribution can trigger a win, and that’s decided the second you place the bet. Play in a currency we don’t accept, or without a valid contribution, and you’re not eligible. Whatever currency you wagered in is the currency your prize gets paid in.
7. Getting Paid
Jackpot values live in EUR, but when you win, that amount converts into whatever currency you used for your qualifying wager, at the rate in effect at that exact moment. That conversion is final. The money lands as cash in your account, in your wagering currency — and if you contributed in more than one currency, whichever one was tied to the winning spin is what determines your payout currency.
If you were playing in a less common or non-standard cryptocurrency and want your prize paid the same way, that can take up to 30 days from when the payout is due. If we still can’t source enough of that currency once the 30 days are up, we’ll pay you in USDT instead. In most cases, though, crypto jackpot wins pay out in USDT instantly, unless we’ve said otherwise. Every payout also goes through standard verification and compliance checks before it’s released.
8. Cancelled or Rolled-Back Rounds
If a round gets voided or rolled back due to a malfunction, your base wager can be refunded through normal rollback procedures — but the €0.10 jackpot contribution stays as is and isn’t refunded, since it’s processed separately from the base game. On the flip side, if you actually win a jackpot during a round that later gets voided, that win still stands and gets credited. Jackpot outcomes come from a separate central system that isn’t affected by what happens to the base game round.
9. When Things Break
If we run into a technical issue — game errors, system failures, problems with our exchange rate provider, or blockchain disruptions — we can pause jackpot participation for the affected currencies, void the wagers involved, or recalculate and reverse transactions where it’s needed. If exchange rate data goes down, lags, or looks unreliable, we may temporarily switch off jackpot play for the currencies it affects.
10. Rounding and Minimums
Crypto transactions can come with minimum thresholds and rounding rules, and any small differences from currency conversion get handled according to our standard internal calculations.
11. Playing Responsibly
Opting into the jackpot is entirely optional — you can play the underlying games without it. We’d encourage you to keep your gambling in check, and note that all limits — deposit, loss, betting — are calculated in EUR-equivalent terms no matter what currency you’re actually playing in.
12. Fair Play
We keep an eye out for activity that tries to exploit currency conversion gaps, market swings, or the mechanics of the system or promotion itself. If we spot it, we can restrict, suspend, or void that participation.
13. The General Stuff
We can modify, pause, or shut down the jackpot feature at any time, within whatever regulatory rules apply. If our internal records ever disagree with what’s displayed, our records win. And these terms sit alongside our General Terms of Service — read together, not in place of them.