Winstones Jackpot (Roxor Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

Winstones Jackpot Game Overview

Winstones Jackpot from Roxor Gaming drops me into a tongue-in-cheek Stone Age resort on a 5x3 reelset with 25 fixed paylines. The setup is straightforward with a Wild that doubles any line it helps complete, a wheel-driven Free Spins round, and a Progressive Jackpot sitting on a golden wheel segment. It plays at a brisk clip and feels very dynamic and interesting when the wheel appears, shifting the scene indoors as the feature takes over while bets and lines stay locked to the triggering spin.

Theme & Graphics in Winstones Jackpot

The reels sit in a prehistoric resort and casino, all chunky stone pillars and pebble-script signage. Symbols are large and readable, with a clean interface that keeps the focus on the reels. Feature transitions lean into the theme; when the wheel appears, the scene shifts indoors without clutter. The overall feel is playful but restrained, with clear labels, bold icon shapes, and animations that prioritise readability whenever multipliers or feature prompts kick in.

Wild Symbols in Winstones Jackpot

Five Wild symbols landing on a single payline award the highest payout in the game, worth 2000x your coin size. The Wild substitutes for regular symbols and doubles any prize it completes, so mixed line hits carry extra weight. Wins pay left to right on active lines and only the highest win per line is paid. Line count and coin size govern the total for each spin, so with 25 fixed lines the maths stays clear from base game through to features.

The top regular sits below the Wild on the paytable, with other premiums scaling beneath that. I like how the symbol set keeps a practical spread, making doubles from Wild involvement feel meaningful without clutter. Scatter Bonus symbols are the entry to the Wheel Bonus, and three or more are needed to trigger it. That keeps the base game ticking over while you wait for the wheel to show up and do the heavy lifting on multipliers and free games.

Bonus Spins Feature in Winstones Jackpot

Landing three or more Scatter Bonus symbols starts the Wheel Bonus. Winstones Casino appears, and I am awarded a single spin on the Free Spin wheel. Land on the golden wheel segment and you win the Progressive Jackpot; any other segment grants a free games package. Lines and bets are carried over from the triggering spin, so stake and line count stay fixed for the duration. The overall flow mirrors the base game, just with multipliers and extra spins layered in.

Each prize on the wheel also awards one of four set outcomes. Five free games with all lines x2, ten free games with all lines x3, fifteen free games with all lines x3, or twenty free games with all lines x5. During Free Spins, landing three Scatter symbols gives another spin on the wheel, offering another shot at the golden segment as well as extra free spins. That retrigger also raises the multiplier value for the rest of the round.

Retrigger multipliers are added to the current value, so stacking can push the feature from steady to lively. For example, starting at x2 and then hitting a x3 retrigger lifts the remainder of the round to x5. In practice, that stacking is the bonus's key pacing element, and it gives the wheel a nice sense of progression as the session unfolds. I have seen middling starts turn into tidy runs once the second wheel hit lands.

Progressive Jackpot in Winstones Jackpot

The Progressive Jackpot can be won from any bet and the chance of winning it is proportional to your total stake. A percentage of each bet contributes to the jackpot value and the seed is £25,000. I like how the mechanic keeps the pot growing in the background while the base game plays out. When the golden wheel segment lands, the award drops in one go, regardless of line wins, which gives the feature a clear headline moment.

The displayed jackpot value aims to be current, though short display delays can occur. In a rare case, the award could be the seed amount if a jackpot hit happens just after another player's win but before the meter resets. That edge case is part of progressive behaviour and it does not change how the wheel is triggered or paid. From my sessions, the presentation stayed stable and the meter logic matched the in-game prompts.