Clover Chance
Clover Chance is EGT Digital's four-level mystery jackpot, running across a large part of its catalogue. It offers Mini, Minor, Major and Grand levels with a chance to upgrade to a higher one once triggered — and crucially, it involves no card picking whatsoever, which is where most confusion about EGT jackpots comes from.
The four levels
Clover Chance runs Mini, Minor, Major and Grand, from smallest to largest. Like other mystery jackpots, it is triggered at random rather than by a symbol combination, so nothing on the reels tells you it is coming.
Once triggered, the system also offers an opportunity to upgrade to a higher jackpot level. That upgrade step is Clover Chance's distinguishing feature — the level you first land is not necessarily the level you finish on.
Not the same as Jackpot Cards
This is the point of the page. EGT Digital does not run Jackpot Cards. That is an Amusnet system involving twelve face-down cards and suit matching.
Clover Chance has no card round at all. The confusion is understandable, because EGT Digital and Amusnet are two different companies publishing online versions of the same classic Euro Games Technology land-based titles — Amusnet is the former EGT Interactive, which rebranded in 2022, while EGT Digital is Euro Games Technology's own online arm.
The practical consequence: 40 Super Hot and Zodiac Wheel exist in both catalogues, with the same artwork and a different jackpot system underneath. Which build your operator runs decides which one you get. If the jackpot matters to you, check what the game itself shows rather than what a review site says.
EGT Digital's other jackpot systems
Clover Chance is not the only one. EGT Digital's catalogue also carries Bell Link and Bell Link Boost, Gods and Kings Link, a straightforward Progressive, and High Cash.
Each is a distinct system with its own trigger and structure, and a title's name often signals which it carries — you will see games listed as "Clover Chance" or "Bell Link" variants of the same base game. See the EGT Digital studio page for the catalogue's house style.
What to check before you play
Mystery jackpots trigger at random, but eligibility rules still vary by game and by system. Check the game's own info panel for any minimum qualifying stake before you spin — playing below it can mean contributing to a pool you cannot win from.
For how pooled prizes build and reset generally, see progressive jackpots, or what actually triggers a jackpot.
Frequently asked questions
What is Clover Chance?
EGT Digital's four-level mystery jackpot, running Mini, Minor, Major and Grand. It triggers at random rather than from a symbol combination, and offers an opportunity to upgrade to a higher level once it has been triggered.
Does Clover Chance use a card pick?
No, and this is the common confusion. There is no card round in Clover Chance. The twelve-card suit-matching pick belongs to Jackpot Cards, which is Amusnet's system — a different company entirely.
Why do EGT and Amusnet games look the same?
They are separate companies publishing online versions of the same classic Euro Games Technology land-based titles. Amusnet is the former EGT Interactive; EGT Digital is EGT's own online arm. The same game can appear in both with different jackpots.
What other jackpots does EGT Digital run?
Bell Link and Bell Link Boost, Gods and Kings Link, a standard Progressive, and High Cash, alongside Clover Chance. A title's listed name usually signals which system that particular build carries.
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