JFTW Scores Again For Microgaming Online Casinos

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It is perhaps after a long time that no new online casino game has been released on the first Wednesday of the month. But there is good news in the offing. A new video slot from Just For The Win is expected to be released soon at Microgaming online casinos like Roxy Palace, Jackpot City and Lucky Nugget. It will go live on the desktop and mobile gaming platforms. Deco Diamonds is the third Just For The Win slot game developed for Microgaming. It is expected to have as high volatility as Goldwyn’s Fairies and Lucky Links. The release date is January 17.

Deco Diamonds has Art Deco graphics. It uses the 5x3format but with classic symbols like cherries, lemons, watermelons, peaches, bells, 7s and diamonds, but with a 3D crafting and a glitzy finish. The symbols appear stacked on the reels. The Deco Diamond logo is the wild symbol and it also awards the top line payouts. Five symbols in one of the 9 activated paylines pays 1,000 times the stake.

The first bonus featureis the Deco Diamonds Re-Spin feature. When 2, 3 or 4 Deco Diamond symbols appear on the reels, you will be rewarded with 1 free re-spin. All the reels with the wild symbols will be held fixed while the other reels will respin once. If new Deco Diamond symbols appear then you will get 1 extra respin.

Just For The Win introduces a novel feature in each video slot. In Deco Diamonds it is the Bonus Wheel. It is triggered when you get 3, 4 or 5 Deco Diamond symbols. Three symbols give you the Silver level, four symbols give you the Gold level and five symbols trigger the Diamond level. Each level has larger multiplier prizes on the wheel. Hit the arrow on the wheel and you get a payout and move to a higher level. The maximum payout is 1,000 times your stake.

The maximum bet is $50 per spin. The maximum payout considering all types of wins works out to 2323.5 times the bet. If you play the maximum then you can win up to $116,175, which is more than the smaller progressive jackpot payouts on offer. The average return per player is stated to be 96%, which is more than par for the course. The demo is out, the reviews are out and now the wait is on for the real thing.

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