Joker 10000 Slot by Light & Wonder

The Joker carries the whole game. Land three on an active line and you don't get a fixed sum like the fruit symbols give you. You get a mystery prize instead, somewhere between 20x and 10000x your coin value, and the figure that lands is pulled from the lit prize panel above the reels. That panel is where the 10000 in the name comes from, a single top award rather than a progressive jackpot pool.

Everything else on the reels is plain pub-fruit math. Cherries return 20x the coin, lemons 40x, melons 60x, then the BAR at 80x and a golden crown at 100x, all three-of-a-kind, left to right, leftmost reel first. You pick how many of the five lines to play with the LINES button, and each line costs two coins. There is no Wild and no Scatter. The Joker does all the heavy lifting, both as the high-pay symbol and the mystery trigger.

Two things stretch a win further. After any base-game hit you can risk it on a red-or-black card guess, the spade and diamond cards sitting to the right of the reels, with a correct call doubling the amount and COLLECT banking it whenever you want. If a double would push the win past the 10000-coin ceiling, the round stops itself and pays out. The bigger draw is the Supermeter, and it only opens on a full 5-line bet. Press SPIN on a win and the amount transfers into the meter at the top instead of paying out, then you keep playing on that balance with bet and lines locked. Up there the Joker rules shift: two visible Jokers reveal a mystery prize, three scattered across the window pay three separate ones, and three on a line hit the full 10000x. Reach 10000 or more in the meter and it banks automatically.

The presentation goes full retro. The reels sit inside a bright red fruit-machine cabinet with a grinning jester mounted over the dark Supermeter readout, and the whole thing stands in a dim arcade hall with other cabinets lined up in the background. It is the same physical-machine feel as Lucky's Wild Pub 2, chunky COLLECT, TRANSFER and MAX BET buttons included, just built around one mystery symbol doing all the work.