Facts last checked: September 14, 2026
3 Oaks Gaming has been shipping titles since 2021 and now sits on a catalogue of more than 130 games, but 4 Super Clover Pots is a more deliberate move than most of them: it is a direct follow-up to the studio's own 4 Clover Pots, keeping the pot-collecting core intact while layering in a wheel spin and a longer jackpot chain. Narrower distribution began on August 31, 2026, ahead of a wider rollout on September 10, 2026. This page walks through what changed, what stayed the same, and the numbers a player would actually want before spinning.
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Key numbers at a glance
Every figure below comes from SlotCatalog's own listing for the title rather than from marketing copy, which is worth knowing given how loosely some of these terms get used elsewhere.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Studio | 3 Oaks Gaming |
| Predecessor | 4 Clover Pots |
| Narrow release | August 31, 2026 |
| Wide release | September 10, 2026 |
| RTP | 95.75% |
| Volatility | High |
| Max win | 15,000x the triggering bet |
| Grid | 5x3 base, expands to 5x5 in the Super Bonus Game |
| Paylines | 25 fixed |
| Bet range | 0.20-12 (currency depends on the operator) |
How the pot modifiers and Bonus Wheel work
The base game runs on a 5x3 grid with 25 fixed paylines, and the collector logic sits on top of the reels themselves: four modifiers can appear as Collect, Multi, Mystery, or Super Pot symbols. Super Pot is the rarest of the four — it only lands via a special Diamond Bonus Coin, and when it does, the whole grid stretches out to 5x5 for a Super Bonus Game.
What is new compared with the predecessor is the Bonus Wheel, which spins before every base-game round plays out. SlotCatalog's review is fairly blunt about the scope of the changes, noting the game "doesn't reinvent the format much" and leans heavily on what 4 Clover Pots already established, with the wheel singled out as the headline addition.
The five-tier jackpot ladder
Filling the base 5x3 grid with pot symbols can pay out through four tiers: Mini at 15x the bet, Minor at 30x, Major at 100x, and Grand at 3,000x. The fifth and top tier, Super at 10,000x, is reserved for filling the expanded 5x5 grid once the Super Bonus Game is underway — separate from, and smaller than, the game's overall 15,000x max win ceiling.
Bonus buy and Bonus Bet options
Where an operator offers it, the Bonus Game can be purchased outright for 75x the current bet, entering with one to three pot modifiers already sitting on the grid. The Super Bonus Game costs more at 200x the bet, but it guarantees the Super Pot modifier is active from the first spin. For players who would rather not spend that much upfront, an optional Bonus Bet at 1.75x, 3x, or 7.5x the stake nudges up the natural odds of triggering a feature, though it stops short of guaranteeing one.
Pros and cons
What stands out
- Verified 15,000x max win ceiling
- Five separate jackpot tiers instead of one flat top prize
- A new Bonus Wheel adds a layer the predecessor lacked
- Flexible bonus buy and Bonus Bet options for different budgets
Where it falls short
- High volatility means longer stretches without a feature
- SlotCatalog itself flags the core format as largely unchanged from 4 Clover Pots
- Bonus buys are priced high relative to the base bet
- Not every operator will list the same bet range or currency
Trying the demo and choosing where to play
Because 3 Oaks Gaming distributes through third-party operators rather than running its own casino, availability of a free demo and the exact bet range shown will vary by site. The button below points to a page listing options; treat it as a starting point for comparison rather than an endorsement of any single operator.
See where 4 Super Clover Pots is offered
Playing responsibly
High-volatility slots like this one are built to pay out unevenly, and no amount of strategy changes the math behind the RTP. Set a budget before you start, treat losses as the cost of entertainment rather than something to chase, and step away if it stops being fun. If you are ever concerned about your own play or someone else's, look up licensed problem-gambling support services available in your region.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly is 4 Super Clover Pots?
4 Super Clover Pots is a Hold and Win style slot from 3 Oaks Gaming, a studio that has been active since 2021 and now has more than 130 titles in its catalogue. It is built as a sequel to the studio's earlier release, 4 Clover Pots, carrying over the collector mechanic while adding a Bonus Wheel and a five-tier jackpot ladder on top.
What RTP and volatility does the game run at?
SlotCatalog's own review page lists 4 Super Clover Pots at a 95.75% RTP with high volatility, meaning wins land less often but the pot-collecting rounds can pay out substantially when they hit.
How big can a single win get?
The ceiling verified by SlotCatalog is 15,000x the triggering bet, reached through the Super tier of the jackpot ladder once the grid has expanded to 5x5 during the Super Bonus Game.
What does the Bonus Wheel actually do?
Before each base-game spin, a Bonus Wheel turns — SlotCatalog calls it the headline addition versus the predecessor, and its result can shape which pot modifiers show up once the reels land.
Can the bonus rounds be bought instead of triggered naturally?
Yes, where the operator allows it. The Bonus Game can be bought for 75x the bet with one to three pot modifiers already active, while the Super Bonus Game costs 200x the bet and guarantees the Super Pot modifier from the start. A separate optional Bonus Bet of 1.75x, 3x or 7.5x the stake raises the natural odds of triggering a feature without guaranteeing one.
Is 4 Super Clover Pots legal to play where I live?
That depends entirely on where you are. Rules around online slots differ by country and even by region within a country, so always check your own local laws and only play through operators licensed to serve your market.