Mega Joker at u388 Malaysia
NetEnt's classic three-reel machine and its Supermeter mode — the reason this old fruit slot still has one of the highest returns in any lobby.
Play at u388 →Mega Joker is a NetEnt three-reel classic whose Supermeter mode replays winnings at higher stakes and lifts the published return to roughly 99% — but only when the Supermeter is actually used. Banked wins play at the far lower base-game return.
Why Mega Joker is unusual
- Mega Joker is a NetEnt classic built as a three-reel fruit machine rather than a modern video slot, with a small paytable and no free-spins round at all.
- Its Supermeter mode is the point: winnings can be moved up to a second screen where they are replayed at higher stakes, and the published return in that mode reaches around 99%, among the highest anywhere.
- That headline figure only applies when you actually play the Supermeter and take the progressive route; banking every win instead drops the effective return substantially.
- At u388 it counts as slots play, earning the 1% rebate and clearing turnover on the 100% slots welcome bonus taken from a RM 30 deposit.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get the near-99% return on Mega Joker?
You have to move winnings into the Supermeter and keep playing there, including the progressive jackpot route. Take every win straight to the balance and you are playing the base game, whose return is much lower.
Is Mega Joker good for clearing a bonus?
Its low volatility makes turnover predictable, which suits a 12x reload requirement. Check the offer's eligible-games list first, because very high-return classics are sometimes excluded from bonus play.
Does it have free spins?
No. Mega Joker is deliberately old-school: no free-spins round, no expanding wilds, just the paytable, the Supermeter and a progressive jackpot on top.