Mega Ace

Mega Ace is JILI’s supersized card slot from March 2022. It takes the cascading-card idea of Super Ace and stretches the grid to six reels, each up to six symbols high — 46,656 ways to win. Every cascade in a chain pushes a multiplier up a ladder, ×1 to ×5 in the base game and ×2 to ×10 in the free game, and gold cards turn into Jokers that spread Wilds across the reels. JILI rates it medium volatility with a maximum win of 1,500× the bet.

This guide covers the grid, the multiplier ladder, the Jokers, the free game, the Extra Bet, the RTP question, how it compares with Super Ace, and where to try it free.

Mega Ace at a Glance

The Grid and the Ways

JILI calls it a “6X6 oversized reel”. There are six reels, and each can show up to six symbols on a spin, because some card symbols are taller than one position. When every reel shows six symbols, the number of ways is 6 × 6 × 6 × 6 × 6 × 6 = 46,656; on spins where the tall symbols take up more room, there are fewer. A win needs matching symbols on adjacent reels from the left, in any position on each reel.

Every win cascades: the winning symbols are cleared, the rest drop down and new ones fall in. If that makes another win, the chain continues.

The Multiplier Ladder

Each cascade in a chain moves a multiplier one step up. In JILI’s words: “The more combo multipliers you get, the higher the combo multiplier.” The ladder runs ×1, ×2, ×3, ×4, ×5 in the base game, and doubles in the free game to ×2, ×4, ×6, ×8, ×10.

Gold Cards and the Jokers

Some card symbols land gold. JILI describes the chain like this: clearing a gold card in a win leaves a Small Joker (a Wild) behind; clearing Small Jokers can bring a Big Joker at random; and when the Big Joker lands it immediately turns three to five other symbols into Wilds. Each step adds Wilds to the grid, which helps a cascade chain continue — and every extra cascade moves the multiplier up.

The Free Game

Three scatter symbols start 10 free spins, and each scatter beyond the third adds two more. Landing three or more scatters during the free game adds another five spins. The free game runs the same cascades and Jokers with the doubled ladder, so a chain that reaches the top step pays ×10.

The Extra Bet

The Extra Bet raises the cost of each spin by 50%. In return, the ladder starts one step up: JILI says the multiplier then begins “from the second level”, so every base-game win starts at ×2, and in the free game every win starts at ×4. You pay half as much again on every spin, including the ones that do not win, in exchange for bigger first wins. Try both modes in the free demo before deciding.

RTP, Volatility and Maximum Win

JILI does not publish an RTP for Mega Ace. Review sites list 97% and 97.31%, and one lists 96% — consistent with the game running at different settings on different sites. The figure that applies to you is in the game’s information screen at the casino where you play.

JILI rates the volatility medium and the maximum win 1,500×.

Mega Ace vs Super Ace

Mega Ace has far more ways to win on every spin; Super Ace has the much higher ceiling. Our Super Ace guide covers that game and its sequels, and Wild Ace and Agent Ace are JILI’s other Ace titles.

Playing the Free Demo

JILI runs a free demo of Mega Ace on its own website, from the game’s page at jiligames.com, with no registration. Most casinos that carry JILI also offer a demo mode. Demo credits cannot be withdrawn and do not count towards bonus wagering; they are a good way to see how the Extra Bet changes the game.

Is There a Mega Ace Strategy?

No. Each paid spin is decided independently by a random number generator, and nothing carries over from one spin to the next. The choices you control are the bet size, whether to use the Extra Bet, and how long you play. Our guide to scatter games explains why predictor apps and “patterns” cannot work.

Is Mega Ace Approved in the Philippines?

Yes. Mega Ace is on PAGCOR’s list of JILI electronic games approved by its Electronic Gaming Licensing Department (the edition dated 19 May 2026), under the same game ID JILI uses, 134. Approval covers the game; whether a particular casino site is licensed is a separate check worth making before you deposit.

Where to Play Mega Ace

JILI supplies casinos rather than running one, so you play Mega Ace through an operator that carries JILI. Two sites reviewed here:

Catalogues differ from country to country, so use the lobby search or the JILI provider filter to find the game. For funding an account from the Philippines, see our GCash and Maya guides, and for the full studio catalogue, the JILI games overview.

Playing It Sensibly

Long cascade chains and the Extra Bet both make it easy to spend more than planned. Set a budget and a deposit limit before you start, use the session-time and reality-check tools your casino provides, and stop when the budget is gone. Free, confidential support is available at BeGambleAware.org. 18+ only.

Mega Ace: frequently asked questions