Last updated: 14 September 2026
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Snapshot
4 Super Clover Pots is 3 Oaks Gaming's follow-up to its earlier 4 Clover Pots, built around the same collector-style "Hold and Win" mechanic but with a heavier feature set stacked on top. 3 Oaks Gaming has been releasing titles since 2021 and now has more than 130 games in its catalogue, so this is a studio that iterates on its own formats rather than starting from zero each time — and that lineage shows in how closely this sequel tracks the original's bones.
The game had a narrower release on 31 August 2026 before its wider rollout on 10 September 2026. Per SlotCatalog's own review of the title, it "doesn't reinvent the format much" — the core loop is recognisably 4 Clover Pots, with a new Bonus Wheel layered in as the headline addition rather than a ground-up redesign.
Spec Table
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Studio | 3 Oaks Gaming |
| Predecessor title | 4 Clover Pots |
| Narrow release | 31 August 2026 |
| Wide release | 10 September 2026 |
| RTP | 95.75% (per SlotCatalog) |
| Volatility | High |
| Max win | 15,000x the triggering bet |
| Base grid | 5 reels x 3 rows |
| Expanded grid | 5x5 during the Super Bonus Game |
| Paylines | 25, fixed |
| Bet range | 0.20 to 12 per spin (currency depends on operator) |
Grid, Lines and Bet Range
The base game runs on a standard 5x3 grid with 25 fixed paylines, so there's no lines-choice option to fiddle with — every spin covers all 25. Stakes run from 0.20 up to 12 per spin before any optional add-ons, with the actual currency symbol set by whichever operator is hosting the game rather than by 3 Oaks Gaming itself.
What separates the "Super" in the title from a standard Hold and Win release is that the grid itself isn't fixed at 5x3 for the whole session. Triggering the top-tier bonus round expands the playing field to 5x5, which changes how the collector mechanic behaves for the duration of that round — more positions to fill, and a correspondingly bigger prize pool sitting behind it.
The Four Pot Modifiers
Four modifier types can land on the grid during the bonus rounds, and they're the mechanical core of the whole game: Collect, Multi, Mystery, and Super Pot. The first three behave roughly the way seasoned Hold and Win players would expect — gathering value, multiplying it, or concealing it until revealed. Super Pot is the one worth understanding before you play, because it isn't something you can trigger by choice: it only appears once a special Diamond Bonus Coin lands, and when it does, the whole grid expands from 5x3 to 5x5 for the Super Bonus Game described above.
The Bonus Wheel
This is the feature SlotCatalog flags as the actual new addition over 4 Clover Pots: a Bonus Wheel spins before every single base-game round, not just occasionally. It sits in front of the reels as a recurring pre-spin event rather than a rare bonus trigger, which is a small but real structural change from the earlier title's format — it gives every round a second layer of anticipation before the reels even move.
Jackpot Ladder
Five fixed jackpot tiers sit behind the Pot modifiers, and which ones are reachable depends on which grid size is in play:
| Tier | Multiplier | Awarded for |
|---|---|---|
| Mini | 15x | Filling the base 5x3 grid |
| Minor | 30x | Filling the base 5x3 grid |
| Major | 100x | Filling the base 5x3 grid |
| Grand | 3,000x | Filling the base 5x3 grid |
| Super | 10,000x | Filling the expanded 5x5 grid |
Note that the 3,000x Grand tier and the 10,000x Super tier are not interchangeable rewards for the same event — Grand is capped at what the base 5x3 grid can hold, while Super only exists behind the 5x5 expansion that the Diamond Bonus Coin unlocks. The publicised 15,000x max win sits above even the Super tier alone, implying it factors in multiplier stacking from the Multi pot type on top of a filled 5x5 grid.
Bonus Buy and Bonus Bet
Two separate ways to spend more exist here, and they do different things. A straight Bonus Buy lets you pay 75x your stake for the Bonus Game with 1 to 3 Pot modifiers already active on the grid, or pay 200x your stake for the Super Bonus Game with Super Pot guaranteed active from the start — that second option is the only way to walk straight into the 5x5 round without waiting for a Diamond Bonus Coin to land naturally.
Separately, an optional Bonus Bet raises your stake by a smaller amount — 1.75x, 3x, or 7.5x — in exchange for better odds of triggering the bonus naturally during ordinary play. It's worth being clear about what this does and doesn't do: none of the three Bonus Bet levels guarantee a trigger, they only shift the probability upward. If you want certainty, that's what the direct Bonus Buy prices above are for.
Pros and Cons
Strengths
- A genuine 5x5 expansion for the top bonus tier, not just a cosmetic upgrade
- Five distinct jackpot tiers with clear trigger conditions
- Two separate bonus buy price points plus a lower-cost Bonus Bet option for flexible spending
- Backed by a studio with a large, established catalogue since 2021
Weaknesses
- High volatility means longer stretches between meaningful wins
- SlotCatalog itself notes the format hasn't changed much from the 4 Clover Pots original
- Fixed 25 paylines, with no option to trim stake by reducing active lines
Demo Play
Before wagering anything, the free demo build is the more sensible way to get a feel for how often the Bonus Wheel actually lands something and how the Pot modifiers behave across a longer stretch of spins than any single real-money session would give you.
You can try the free demo here to see the mechanics in action before deciding whether the 0.20–12 bet range and high-volatility profile suit your bankroll.
Playing Responsibly
Nothing on this page is a promise about what any individual session will pay out — 95.75% RTP and the 15,000x max win are long-run, studio-published figures, not outcomes you should expect on a given day. Gambling laws differ significantly by country and, in some places, by region within a country, so check your own local rules before playing for real money anywhere. If gambling ever stops feeling like entertainment, look up licensed problem-gambling support services in your region.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the RTP of 4 Super Clover Pots?
3 Oaks Gaming's published RTP for 4 Super Clover Pots is 95.75 percent, as verified on SlotCatalog's own review page. That figure is a theoretical long-run average, not a guarantee for any single session.
How high can you win?
The publicised ceiling is 15,000x the triggering bet, which is the largest payout the math model allows once the Super Pot, the expanded 5x5 grid and the Multi modifier all line up favourably.
What does the Bonus Wheel actually do?
It spins before every single base-game round, adding a recurring pre-spin event to the format. SlotCatalog names it as the main new addition compared with the earlier 4 Clover Pots.
How do you reach the Super Bonus Game?
A special Diamond Bonus Coin has to land and trigger the Super Pot modifier, which expands the grid from 5x3 to 5x5 for that round. You can also buy straight into it for 200x your stake with Super Pot guaranteed active.
Does the Bonus Bet guarantee the feature will trigger?
No. The Bonus Bet options of 1.75x, 3x, or 7.5x your stake only raise the odds of triggering the bonus naturally during regular play; none of the three levels guarantee a trigger.
Is 4 Super Clover Pots a completely new game?
Not really, by the studio's own listing history: it is a sequel to 4 Clover Pots from the same developer, and SlotCatalog's review describes it as not reinventing the format much beyond adding the Bonus Wheel.