Jilihh Jili Games: Grid, Volatility & Max Win for All 8 Titles
Jilihh covers eight JILI games — Boxing King, Charge Buffalo, Fortune Gems 2 and 3, Golden Empire, Super Ace, Super Ace Deluxe and Wild Ace — compared by grid, volatility and max win.
Key facts and contents
- Jilihh Super Ace
- Turning wild and multiplying whichever win they complete, golden-card symbols anchor Super Ace, JILI's 5x4-grid slot offering 1024 ways to win.
- Jilihh Super Ace Deluxe
- 1024 ways across a 5x4 grid make up Super Ace Deluxe, JILI's designated sequel to Super Ace.
- Jilihh Fortune Gems 2
- Unchanged from the original are the 3x3 grid and five paylines in Fortune Gems 2, which now also has a lucky wheel and full-symbol mechanic.
- Jilihh Golden Empire
- Golden Empire's way-count changes on every spin, bounded by a stated ceiling of 32,400, across the six reels JILI built the megaways slot on.
- Jilihh Wild Ace
- Built with 1024 ways on a 5x4 layout, Wild Ace is JILI's slot centred around a shifting wild.
- Jilihh Fortune Gems 3
- Still running on the line's 3x3 grid and five paylines, Fortune Gems 3 brings in symbol splitting and a rewards board.
- Jilihh Boxing King
- JILI built Boxing King around a 5x5 grid, 88 fixed paylines, and a free-game round that carries multipliers.
- Jilihh Charge Buffalo
- JILI's buffalo-charge respin feature anchors Charge Buffalo, which carries a published maximum win of 4000x.
Jilihh’s jili games coverage runs to eight JILI titles, each read from JILI’s own published game pages rather than guessed from a third-party aggregator. Boxing King, Charge Buffalo, Fortune Gems 2, Fortune Gems 3, Golden Empire, Super Ace, Super Ace Deluxe and Wild Ace each get a dedicated page below, with grid, volatility, published max win and feature set laid out before you open a single spin. JILI does not publish an RTP figure for any of them, on any page, and this site states that as JILI’s own practice rather than filling the gap with a number that came from somewhere else.
Open any of the eight below for the full breakdown, or start with the comparison table for a side-by-side look at what JILI actually discloses.
Jili Games Compared: Grid, Volatility, Max Win & RTP
| Title | Grid / Ways | Volatility | Max Win | RTP |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Boxing King | 5x5, 88 fixed paylines | Low to medium | 2000x | Not published |
| Charge Buffalo | Not stated by JILI | Medium | 4000x | Not published |
| Fortune Gems 2 | 3x3, 5 paylines | Medium | 10000x | Not published |
| Fortune Gems 3 | 3x3, 5 paylines | Medium to high | 10125x | Not published |
| Golden Empire | 6-reel, up to 32,400 megaways | Low to medium | 2000x | Not published |
| Super Ace | 5x4, 1024 ways | Low to medium | 10000x | Not published |
| Super Ace Deluxe | 5x4, 1024 ways | Medium | 10000x | Not published |
| Wild Ace | 5x4, 1024 ways | Low to medium | 1000x | Not published |
Every RTP cell reads Not published because that is JILI’s own practice, checked across all fourteen of its official title pages, not a gap this site failed to fill. Grid, ways and max win figures above come straight from JILI’s published data for each title.
The 8 Jili Games This Site Covers
- Boxing King — a 5x5 grid running 88 fixed paylines, an unusual choice against the ways-to-win structure most of JILI’s catalogue uses, with multipliers held inside the free-game round.
- Charge Buffalo — a respin-driven buffalo-charge feature carries the published 4,000x ceiling, while the base game exists mainly to reach it.
- Fortune Gems 2 — keeps the original Fortune Gems’ 3x3 grid and five paylines, then adds a lucky wheel and full-symbol mechanic that lift the max win from 375x to 10,000x.
- Fortune Gems 3 — the same 3x3 frame again, this time with symbol splitting and a tracking rewards board behind a precise 10,125x maximum.
- Golden Empire — the only megaways title in this set, with a way-count that changes every spin up to a stated ceiling of 32,400.
- Super Ace — golden-card symbols turn wild and multiply the win they complete on a 5x4 grid running 1,024 ways.
- Super Ace Deluxe — JILI’s own named sequel to Super Ace, built around a cumulative elimination multiplier capped at 20x across ten free games.
- Wild Ace — shares Super Ace’s 1,024-ways grid but replaces the golden-card wild with one that changes rather than substitutes, at a lower 1,000x ceiling.
Opening a Jili Slot at Jilihh
Every one of these eight sits inside JILI’s own shelf in the lobby. Getting to a specific jili slot takes the same four steps whichever title you want:
- Sign in and open the studio tabs across the top of the lobby.
- Tap the Jili tab, then tap Display All to expand the full shelf rather than the short row.
- Search the exact title — “Fortune Gems 3” rather than just “Fortune Gems” — since near-identical names sit side by side.
- Open the game’s info screen before you spin, and check its stake range against your session budget.
Shelves shift. On the day this site’s lobby read was taken, the Jili tab carried Super Ace 2, Fortune Gems 500, Golden Empire 2 and Super Ace Joker — distinct listings from the eight titles above, not alternate names for them. For any title in this guide, open the Jili tab and search the exact name rather than assuming it sits on the shelf that day.
Jili Slots Grouped by Grid and Feature
Structurally, the eight jili slots on this site split into four groups rather than one long list:
| Structure | Titles | What defines it |
|---|---|---|
| 1024-ways, 5x4 grid | Super Ace, Super Ace Deluxe, Wild Ace | Same frame, three different wild mechanics and three different max-win ceilings |
| 3x3 grid, 5 paylines | Fortune Gems 2, Fortune Gems 3 | Same frame as the original Fortune Gems, each adding a different top-end feature |
| Fixed paylines outside the 1024-ways set | Boxing King | 88 fixed paylines on a 5x5 grid, closer to a traditional slot than the rest of the catalogue |
| Variable ways-to-win | Golden Empire | A megaways engine where the way-count itself changes spin to spin |
Charge Buffalo sits outside this table because JILI’s own page does not state its grid reliably enough to place it in a structural group.
Super Ace Jili: The Highest-Volume Title Here
Super Ace is the most-searched title in this entire set, measured at 550,000 searches a month — well ahead of every other jili game covered here. That volume is exactly why the naming confusion around it matters: three other titles in JILI’s catalogue carry the word “Ace,” and only Super Ace Deluxe is stated by JILI as its actual sequel. Wild Ace shares Super Ace’s grid and way-count but not its lineage, and its max win sits ten times lower. Before you search “super ace jili” in the lobby, check the exact name against the comparison table above — the four titles pay very differently.
What JILI Publishes About RTP, and What It Doesn’t
JILI’s own game pages carry grid, paylines or ways, features and a published maximum win for most titles. What none of them carry, on any of JILI’s fourteen official pages, is an RTP figure. That absence is stated as JILI’s practice, not treated as a page this site failed to research:
- Published: feature list and maximum win for all eight titles, plus grid or way-count for seven of the eight — Charge Buffalo’s grid is the one JILI leaves unstated.
- Never published: RTP, on any JILI title, on any page.
- What fills the gap elsewhere: third-party aggregators quote RTP numbers for JILI titles anyway, and two sources routinely land two percentage points apart on the same game.
- What this site does instead: marks the cell Not published and links to JILI’s full provider page for the studio’s licensing and catalogue detail.
Where Jili Games Sit in the Wider Jilihh Lobby
The lobby groups its shelves by category — Hot, Slot, Fishing, Live — before it groups them by studio, so a jili slot sits inside the Slot category as well as under the Jili tab. For a broader look at how slot titles compare across every studio Jilihh carries, Jilihh’s slot games page covers RTP, volatility and symbol mechanics in general terms, and Jilihh’s casino page walks through every category and studio tab the lobby shows. This site’s jilihh slot picks list ranks specific titles, JILI included, worth opening first.
FAQ
Does JILI publish an RTP figure for any of these games?
No. None of JILI's fourteen official game pages on jiligames.com carries an RTP field, on any title, and that includes all eight covered here. This site marks the RTP cell Not published rather than borrowing a number from a third-party aggregator.
Which Jili game here has the highest published max win?
Fortune Gems 3, at 10,125x — a more precise figure than the round 10,000x ceiling shared by Fortune Gems 2, Super Ace and Super Ace Deluxe. Wild Ace sits lowest of the eight at 1,000x.
How do you find a specific Jili game inside the Jilihh lobby?
Open the Jili tab, tap Display All to expand the full shelf, then search the exact title. Shelves change day to day, so search by name rather than scrolling for it.
What's the difference between Super Ace, Super Ace Deluxe and Wild Ace?
All three run 1,024 ways on a 5x4 grid, and that's where the resemblance ends. Super Ace turns golden cards wild and multiplies the win they complete; Super Ace Deluxe, JILI's named sequel, adds a cumulative elimination multiplier capped at 20x; Wild Ace centres on a wild that changes rather than substitutes, and caps its max win far lower at 1,000x.
Why doesn't Charge Buffalo's page state a grid layout?
JILI's own page for Charge Buffalo is internally inconsistent about reel and row counts, so this site states none rather than guessing. What is published and confirmed is the 4,000x maximum win and the respin-driven buffalo-charge feature that produces it.
Is JILI licensed by PAGCOR?
PAGCOR's Electronic Gaming Licensing Department lists JILI's game content among its approved titles, which is content approval, not an operator licence. No PAGCOR operator licence exists for JILI itself; a JILI title reaching a player runs through whichever operator holds that licence.