Jackpot Cleopatra's Gold: the old queen, wired to a pooled pot

Three Cleopatra games, one name

Search Springbok's lobby for Cleopatra and you get three titles. They are easy to mix up, and only two of them are progressives.

• Jackpot Cleopatra's Gold

  In the Progressives and Slots tabs. Network jackpot, symbol driven, fixed bet. The subject of this page.

• Jackpot Cleopatra's Gold Deluxe

  Also in both tabs. A progressive by its place in the tab; its lines, volatility and trigger are not in our register yet.

• Cleopatra's Gold

  The original, in the Slots tab only. The lobby describes a local random jackpot, which works differently from the network pot.

How the Jackpot Cleopatra's Gold progressive triggers

The lobby's wording is network progressive, symbol driven. The first half points to a meter that many operators' players top up together, unlike the original's pot, which belongs to that one game; Springbok gives no pool size or contribution rate. The second half means a specific combination on the reels wins it, so the pot is not paid out at random after an ordinary spin.

Springbok does not publish the winning combination or the odds either. The pay table inside the game shows the combination; we have not recorded it, so we do not describe it.

The original's pot is covered in depth in this guide to local random jackpots.

Fixed bet: what it does to your stake

Cleopatra's tile reads 25 paylines, fixed bet, the same wording as Aztec's Millions. Whether that locks the number of lines, the spin price or both is not stated, so look up the cheapest and dearest spin in the bet panel before you pay anything in.

One point holds either way: during bonus play the R100 cap applies to the whole spin, not to each line, so price the full spin against it rather than a single line.

The other number to respect is volatility, rated high volatility on the tile. On a high-volatility game a session can burn through its budget steadily while waiting for the larger wins.

Jackpot Cleopatra's Gold Deluxe: what is known

The Deluxe is listed in Springbok's Progressives tab and in the Slots tab, so it has a jackpot of some kind. Beyond that, our register has no specs for it: no line count, no volatility label, no trigger wording and no release date. Rather than borrow the details of the standard game, we leave them blank.

If you are choosing between the two, open each game's help screen and compare the jackpot sections directly. The card above says not recorded on purpose; it will fill in once the register does.

Session costs and bonus play

Like every slot in the tab, Jackpot Cleopatra's Gold counts toward Springbok's bonus wagering unless an offer excludes it. Verified · 9 October 2026 On a first deposit, code SPRINGBOK100 goes into Redeem Coupon first, and only then do you fund the account. Verified · 9 October 2026 Wagering is 30x the deposit plus the bonus, and the Caribbean tables do not count while it runs; the hall's bonus notes cover the rest.

If you opted into the Lobby Jackpot, add its compulsory R0.08 to every spin as well: R60.00 across seven hundred and fifty Cleopatra spins. That money buys a chance at the Lobby Jackpot only; the Egyptian pot is a separate meter, and the add-on never raises your reel stake.

Springbok's side pot has its own rules, set out in our explainer on the Lobby Jackpot.

Finding the Cleopatra jackpots in the lobby

Both progressive versions appear in the Progressives tab next to the other titles in the jackpot hall, and again in the Slots tab. The original Cleopatra's Gold appears in Slots only. Make sure the title on the tile starts with the word Jackpot if the pooled pot is what you came for.

For a progressive with features rather than a fixed bet, Jackpot Piñatas Deluxe arrived in the lobby the same year. For the steepest volatility in the tab, Aztec's Millions and its very high rating is the comparison to read.