Captain's Treasure Progressive (Joker123): the four-jackpot version of the pirate slot
The progressive build of Captain's Treasure swaps the usual Joker123 jackpot strip for four counters: GRAND, MAJOR, MINOR and MINI. Here is how to tell the two apart.
Cartridge label
- Reels
- 5 x 3
- Lines
- 9
- Jackpot bar
- GRAND, MAJOR, MINOR, MINI
Controls
- LINES
- Shows 9 lines
- PLAY - / +
- Per-line stake; 0.01 gives 0.09 total, 0.06 gives 0.54
- SPIN
- Tap to spin; hold for auto spin
Joker123 lists two pirate slots with almost the same name. This one, CAPTAINS TREASURE PROGRESSIVE, is the jackpot build. The other, Captain Treasure, is the standard game with its paytable on show. They look different enough that you can tell them apart in the first second.
How to spot the progressive version
Look at the top bar. Every other Joker123 slot on this site shows MAJOR, RANDOM and MINOR. This one shows four gold counters instead: GRAND, MAJOR, MINOR and MINI. On the first capture they read 657.31, 309.71, 96.19 and 32.87; on the later ones they sit at 0.00, which looks like a display that had not refreshed.
The art is different too. Behind the reels is a ship's deck at night with ropes and rigging, and the line markers down both sides are coloured gems rather than numbered tabs. The card letters are glossy and jewel-coloured: purple 9, red 10, blue J, orange Q, green K, pink A.
The symbols
Above the card letters sit a gold anchor wrapped in rope, a wooden ship's wheel, a rolled treasure map and an open chest spilling coins and gems. The standard game's captain portrait does not appear on any of these captures.
How the progressive counters are won is explained on the "i" page, which is not among the screenshots. Older write-ups mention the Playtech Dollar Ball side game, but nothing visible here confirms it.
Wins seen on the screens
Two ship's wheels starting from reel 1 paid 0.06 on one spin. An anchor-and-wheel line paid 0.05, and another wheel line 0.03, all at 0.01 per line.
Bet panel
Nine lines, PLAY with minus and plus, TOTAL PLAY, WIN and SPIN (hold for auto). The spin costs 0.09 at the lowest stake and 0.54 at 0.06 per line. At these prices the jackpot counters are the only reason to prefer this build over the standard one.
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Troubleshooting and questions
How is this different from Captain Treasure on Joker123?
The progressive build has a four-counter jackpot bar (GRAND, MAJOR, MINOR, MINI), glossy jewelled card letters and a night ship-deck background. The standard game uses the usual MAJOR, RANDOM, MINOR strip, parchment cards and a captain wild.
Why do the jackpot counters show 0.00?
On three of the four captures all four counters read 0.00, while the first shows live figures. That looks like a display that had not loaded yet, not a real zero jackpot.
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