Jewel Boom

Bgaming frames Jewel Boom around a compact casino-cabinet look, running the action across just three reels and a single row inside gold trim set against a shadowy, stripped-back backdrop. Released in January 2026, the game trades a wide grid for a tight, coin-collection format that keeps every spin short and easy to read.

A single payline runs across the three reels, and Coin symbols landing on that line feed a running total tracked by Collector symbols that appear on the centre reel. Different collector tiers carry their own multiplier value and, once triggered, hand over a batch of Super Spins.

Those Super Spins keep going for as long as fresh Coins keep landing, with extra multipliers able to appear on the two outer reels and add to whatever the active collector is already worth. Diamond symbols are the other symbol to watch: landing one can spark one of the game's fixed jackpots, a separate route to a big result from the coin-collecting side of the feature set.

Jewel Boom returns 96.5% RTP at medium volatility, with a hit frequency of roughly 1 in 2.56 spins and a bet range running from 0.20 up to 25. The maximum win is capped at 3,000x the bet, a figure kept in check by the single-line, three-reel format rather than by the collector mechanic itself.

Because every result lands on one line, the pace is fast and outcomes resolve immediately rather than through a spreading grid of ways or clusters. Most of a session's variance comes down to whether the Collector reel keeps feeding Super Spins or whether the jackpot symbols show up at all, rather than from any single big base-game hit.