Bell Link

Landing enough bell symbols triggers a respin round in which those bells lock in place. Each new bell that lands resets the respin counter, and the round continues until the counter runs out or the grid fills.

Each locked bell carries a value, and the prize levels are reached by filling positions on the grid. Unlike a mystery jackpot that fires at random after a round, this one develops in front of you — a near-miss is visible, and so is a build-up.

Practically, that makes it a higher-variance experience. Base play is quieter because the payout is concentrated in the feature, in the same way hold and win slots generally work.

EGT Digital runs both Bell Link and Bell Link Boost. The Boost variant is a separate system rather than a cosmetic difference, and a game's listing usually names which it carries — you will see titles offered as Bell Link versions of an otherwise familiar base game.

Because the same base game can be published in more than one jackpot configuration, the version at your operator is the one that counts. The game's own info panel is the source.

Both are EGT Digital systems and they are not interchangeable.

Clover Chance is a mystery jackpot — triggered at random after a round, with four levels and an upgrade chance, and nothing on the reels signalling it.

Bell Link is earned through play — you land bells, they lock, and the round builds toward the prize levels. One arrives unannounced; the other you watch approach.

Neither is the Jackpot Cards system, which belongs to Amusnet and uses a twelve-card suit pick.

Eligibility rules vary by game. Check the info panel for any minimum qualifying stake before you spin, since some jackpot systems will not trigger below a threshold.

Because the payout concentrates in the hold and win round, stake sizing matters more than usual — a balance covering only a few dozen spins may never see the feature, and the feature is the reason to play. See how pooled prizes build and the EGT Digital catalogue.