The Blarney Stone - Jackpot Star Slot by Pragmatic Play

Two separate jackpot systems run in parallel here, and confusing them is easy. The in-game set is four fixed tiers stamped onto gold clover coins - SMALL at 50x, MEDIUM at 100x, LARGE at 200x, and XXL at 1000x the bet. Those values reveal when money coins get swept up by the Collector symbol. Above the reels sits a second layer: four progress bars labeled Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Diamond that fill as you keep collecting coins through the session, gating access to richer coin pools as you climb. Hitting Diamond is what turns an average session into one where XXL coins start showing up on the grid.

The money collect engine is the core loop. Clover coins land on the reels carrying either a printed cash value (anywhere from a quarter of the bet up to around 8.75x per coin) or one of the four jackpot tags. Nothing happens to them until a Collector symbol appears on the same spin - then every coin on the board gets summed and paid out in one hit. Three blue scatter orbs anywhere award Free Spins, and the splash text promises higher coin and collector density during the bonus, which is where the 2000x ceiling actually becomes reachable. Regular paying symbols top out at 20x for five Leprechaun Elders, so the base paytable is deliberately thin. The coin mechanic is the engine.

No buy bonus, no ante bet, no gamble. The wild (the Blarney Stone logo) only substitutes for paying symbols and cannot replace coins or scatters, which matters because it means wilds never accidentally extend a near-miss collect.

Visually, this is Pragmatic Play leaning into the full Irish postcard - rolling hills, a rainbow curving over a wooden bridge, a river winding through clover meadows, and a windmill on the distant ridge. The reel cabinet is carved dark timber with Celtic knotwork running along the header, standing on visible wooden legs. Symbol roster mixes jewel-cut J/Q/K/A royals in red, green, blue, and purple with character portraits: a pipe-smoking elder leprechaun in a green waistcoat, a younger ginger-bearded one clutching a coin, a red-haired fairy, and an Irish wolfhound with its tongue out. The "Jackpot Star" suffix in the title refers to Pragmatic's network jackpot branding layered on top at participating operators - separate from the four fixed tiers inside the game itself.