BLACK & WHITE JACKPOT

About Black and White: Jackpot

iSoftBet’s Black and White: Jackpot is nearly identical to a previous release from the software provider, known as Black and White. Of course, what makes this remastered version stand out is the fact that there is a major jackpot prize to be won. Don’t make the mistake of assuming that Black and White: Jackpot’s top prize is progressive, though – it isn’t. It is merely grander than the prize available in its predecessor. This simple slot is loosely based on one-armed bandit gameplay and doesn’t really have a theme. Instead, much of the imagery that appears on its reels consists of various coloured sevens and bars. You probably already know how classic slots such as this work, but let’s take a closer look all the same…

Betting and Prizes

Black and White: Jackpot is a 3-reel, single-line slot. This makes it considerably difficult for you to land payline combos of significant value, and this is reflected in the game’s high volatility rating. The big question is how much you can win? Black and White: Jackpot can deliver cash prizes worth two to six coins if any single bar symbol appears on the reels. However, at the opposite end of the range, there are prizes worth 100, 200 or 500x a bet to be won if three red sevens appear when you wager one, two or more three coins per spin. The top prize is worth 500, 1,000 or 2,500 coins if you line up three jackpot icons on Black and White: Jackpot’s single line with a one, two or three-coin stake.

How much are you going to have to wager to be in with a chance of winning? Ultimately, that is down to you. Prizes are doubled when you play with two coins, and they are multiplied by 5x with a three-coin stake. At its cheapest, Black and White: Jackpot is going to cost you at least 0.10 per spin. At its costliest, you are looking at maximum bets of 0.30 a spin. That’s quite cheap for a classic slot.

Final Thoughts

Black and White: Jackpot offers a much larger prize than its predecessor. However, that’s about the only real difference between this iSoftBet and its predecessor. Is it enough to warrant a look? We’re not so sure, as there are better classic slots out there offering you more for your wagers.