Last updated: 14 September 2026
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Overview
3 Oaks Gaming released 4 Super Clover Pots in two stages — a narrower rollout on 31 August 2026, followed by the wide release on 10 September 2026. It's built as a direct follow-up to the studio's own 4 Clover Pots, and it keeps the same collector-style Hold and Win skeleton while adding a Bonus Wheel and a taller jackpot ladder on top. 3 Oaks Gaming has been active since 2021 and has shipped over 130 titles by now, so this isn't a first attempt at the format.
Indian players browsing this title will mostly be comparing it against other high-volatility Hold and Win slots already common on operator sites serving the Indian market — so the numbers below matter more than the theme when deciding whether it's worth your time.
Key Numbers
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| RTP | 95.75% (SlotCatalog-verified) |
| Volatility | High |
| Max win | 15,000x the triggering bet |
| Base grid / paylines | 5x3, 25 fixed lines |
| Bet range | 0.20–12 per spin (INR value set by the operator) |
| Expanded grid | 5x5 during the Super Bonus Game |
The 0.20–12 range is quoted in whatever base currency unit the hosting operator uses; since most India-facing platforms display balances in INR, expect that range to simply be shown in rupees at whatever conversion the operator applies, rather than any special India-specific pricing from the studio.
How a Round Plays Out
Every base-game spin covers all 25 fixed paylines on the 5x3 grid — there's no lines selector to worry about. What precedes each spin is a Bonus Wheel, which turns before the reels themselves move, so even an ordinary spin carries a bit of pre-round anticipation baked into the format.
Collector-style Hold and Win symbols land during the feature rounds and either lock in place or get removed on subsequent respins depending on whether new value keeps appearing, standard for the genre. Where it deviates from a generic Hold and Win clone is what happens once the grid fills — that's where the tiered jackpot system below kicks in.
The Pot Types
Four Pot modifiers can appear once a bonus round is active: Collect, Multi, Mystery, and Super Pot. Super Pot is the one that changes the shape of the game rather than just its payout: it needs a Diamond Bonus Coin to land first, and once it does, the entire grid grows from 5x3 to 5x5 for a Super Bonus Game with its own separate jackpot tier.
Bonus Wheel and Jackpots
SlotCatalog's own review points to the Bonus Wheel as the one genuinely new piece against the 4 Clover Pots original — everything else largely carries over the established format. Behind it sits a five-tier jackpot ladder:
| Tier | Pays | Condition |
|---|---|---|
| Mini | 15x | Full 5x3 grid |
| Minor | 30x | Full 5x3 grid |
| Major | 100x | Full 5x3 grid |
| Grand | 3,000x | Full 5x3 grid |
| Super | 10,000x | Full 5x5 grid |
Bonus Buy and Bonus Bet
Players who don't want to wait for the bonus to trigger naturally can buy in directly: 75x the stake for the Bonus Game with 1 to 3 Pot modifiers already active, or 200x the stake for the Super Bonus Game with Super Pot guaranteed from the start. Both prices scale with whatever stake you set within the 0.20–12 range.
A cheaper middle path exists too — the Bonus Bet, priced at 1.75x, 3x, or 7.5x your normal stake, which only improves the odds of the feature landing naturally. It does not guarantee anything; treat it as a probability nudge rather than a shortcut.
Pros and Cons
Strengths
- Real 5x5 grid expansion for the top bonus round, not a cosmetic label
- Five clearly defined jackpot tiers
- A low-cost Bonus Bet option alongside the two full Bonus Buy prices
- 25 fixed paylines keep the math straightforward to reason about
Weaknesses
- High volatility, so expect uneven results over short sessions
- SlotCatalog notes it doesn't reinvent the Hold and Win format much
- No adjustable paylines if you want to trim your stake per spin
Demo and Access
The free demo runs the same paytable and feature set as the real-money version, which makes it the better starting point for judging whether the Bonus Wheel and high volatility suit how you like to play before staking anything. You can open the demo from here.
Rules in India
Gambling regulation in India isn't uniform nationwide — it's largely left to individual states, and rules on real-money gaming differ from one state to the next, with some drawing distinctions between games of skill and games of chance. Nothing here should be read as a claim that this game, or online gambling generally, is legal or illegal where you live. Check the current rules in your own state before playing for real money, and look up licensed problem-gambling support services in your region if needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What RTP does 4 Super Clover Pots offer?
95.75 percent, verified via SlotCatalog's review of the title. It's a theoretical long-run figure, not a per-session guarantee.
What is the maximum win in 4 Super Clover Pots?
15,000x the triggering bet is the published ceiling, reachable when the Super Pot, the expanded 5x5 grid, and the Multi modifier combine favourably.
Is 4 Super Clover Pots legal to play in India?
Gambling law in India is set largely at the state level rather than nationally, and rules differ from state to state. Check the current regulations in your own state before playing for real money.
How much does the Bonus Buy cost?
75x your stake for the Bonus Game with 1 to 3 Pot modifiers already active, or 200x your stake for the Super Bonus Game with the Super Pot modifier guaranteed.
What currency is the bet range shown in?
The published range is 0.20 to 12 per spin in the base unit 3 Oaks Gaming uses; the operator hosting the game sets what currency, including INR, that translates to on your account.
Is this a brand-new game or a sequel?
It's a sequel to 3 Oaks Gaming's earlier 4 Clover Pots. SlotCatalog's review notes the format carries over largely unchanged aside from the added Bonus Wheel.