Compare Super Ace, Deluxe, Joker, 2 & 3 Super Ace | Super Ace

The most useful differences

Choose the question before choosing an game

For the original Golden Card idea, begin with Super Ace. For an explicitly documented Scatter trigger, read Deluxe. For a changed ways count and Mystery Symbols, compare Joker. The sequel focuses on Stacked Golden Joker behaviour, while 3 Super Ace introduces individual and combined Scatter effects. Super Ace SPEED moves to a 3×3 grid with five paylines and a Joker bonus reel.

This is an editorial route through the rules, not a profitability ranking. All six product overviews omit RTP and complete stake tables in the inspected material.

What the common maximum does not tell us

Five games share an advertised 10,000× ceiling, while Super Ace SPEED lists 375×. A shared ceiling cannot establish identical return, feature frequency or risk, and JILI uses different risk labels across the games. A maximum is an upper claim, not a representative result.

Where a comparison should stop

Do not use the original’s details to fill a sequel’s missing fields. Likewise, the documented Deluxe trigger should not silently become the trigger for every game. The full game guides retain their own sources, screenshots and limitations.

Release order and what each step added

The gap between the first two games was 47 months. The next four followed in under two years, which is why lobbies in the Philippines often show several Super Ace tiles side by side.

The same ₱10 stake across the family

Put ₱10 on any of the six and the round costs the same ₱10. What differs is what the provider says the round can do. On the five 10,000× games, the advertised ceiling is a multiple whose base unit the product page does not specify, so we do not convert it into pesos. On Super Ace SPEED the ceiling is 375×. Neither figure tells you how often wins land, and the RTP is not published for any of them.

Guides in this topic

• Super Ace Joker vs Super Ace 2: Ways or Stacks?
• Super Ace vs Deluxe: The Feature Detail That Matters