4 Pots Riches: Super Wheel Slot by Playson

This is the sequel to 4 Pots Riches: Hold and Win from August 2025, so most of the framework comes preassembled. Same Irish-meadow setting under a pale sky, same red-and-gold wood frame around the 5x3 reels, same grinning top-hatted leprechaun Wild in the center. What's new is the half-circle Super Wheel that arcs across the top of the screen, segments labeled COIN, MAJOR, COIN, COIN, the lot. The wheel triggers at random in base play and the segment it lands on either drops fresh Coin symbols onto the grid, fires off the Major jackpot at 100x bet directly, or boosts the next spin.

Underneath, the Pots Riches engine is unchanged. Three colored pots float above the reels - violet Multi, blue Collect, red Mystery - and they activate when their respective bonus symbols land during Hold and Win. Multi drops x2, x3, or x5 multipliers onto nearby Coin tiles. Collect sums every visible Coin value on the grid and dumps the total into its own pot. Mystery reveals one of the jackpot tiers or a fixed prize up to 75x bet. They can fire in combination during the same respin sequence, which is when the bonus actually pays out properly.

The jackpot ladder runs down the left edge at Mini 15x, Minor 30x, Major 100x, Grand 3000x, and Mega 10000x. That Mega tier is new for this edition. The base 4 Pots Riches capped at 10,000x for filling all 25 cells in the Super Pot Bonus, and that same fill is still here, on the expanded 5x5 grid the round shifts to. The headline change is the max-win cap stretching to 15,000x, which is the extra headroom the Super Wheel adds when its prizes stack on top of a clean Super Pot fill. Realistically you're hitting it about once in 50 billion spins, going by the in-game odds field.

The Buy Bonus button sits below the jackpot ladder offering two tiers - one for direct Hold and Win entry, one straight into Super Pot. Prices aren't shown until you click, but Playson typically runs 75x-150x for the first and around 500x for the second. The whole package is a familiar Playson leprechaun formula with a competent wheel bolt-on. Cleaner than expected, honestly, given how often the studio just reskins existing math.