4 Supercharged Clovers: Super Wheel
demo and specs

4 Supercharged Clovers: Super Wheel is a Playson slot dated 20 August 2026. It uses a 5x3 grid with 5 paylines, so it is a small, tight layout rather than a sprawling ways-to-win board.

The core mechanic is reel respins, and the theme is clovers with a jackpot angle. The published figures are an RTP of 95.68%, high volatility and a max win of 10,000x the stake.

A 5-payline slot with a 10,000x ceiling and a Super Wheel is built for big swings, not steady grinding.

It is aimed at players who like a feature-heavy slot with a jackpot theme and who accept that a high-volatility game pays unevenly. If you prefer frequent small returns and a calm balance line, the grade tells you to look elsewhere.

On what is published: the studio gives the RTP, volatility, max win, grid, paylines, mechanic, theme, feature names and a stated hit rate of 20%. The stake range beyond a 0.20 minimum is not published, and neither are the inner workings of the individual features.

The RTP is 95.68%, which is slightly under the rough 96% UK average. Across a very long run, that means about £95.68 comes back for every £100 staked, leaving £4.32 as the house edge. The gap to the average is small, but it is on the lower side.

RTP is a long-run figure and says nothing certain about one session. On a high-volatility slot, a short session can finish well above or well below it, and the swings are usually wider than on a gentler game.

The volatility is high. In practice that points to longer stretches where the balance drifts down, offset by the chance of a feature that pays far more than the stake. It is the opposite of a game that trickles small wins.

The max win is 10,000x the stake. At the listed minimum stake of 0.20, that is a top prize of £2,000. At £1 it would be £10,000, and at £2 it would be £20,000.

The maximum stake is not given in the published specs, so the cash value of the ceiling at the top bet cannot be stated here. Multiply 10,000 by whichever stake the casino offers to get the figure for that bet.

The studio states a hit rate of 20%. This is Playson's figure, not one measured by this desk. It implies about one spin in five returns something, so around four in five spins return nothing.

Set beside high volatility, a 20% hit rate suggests that many of those hits will be small returns below the stake. The bigger payouts are likely to come from the feature rounds rather than the base spins.

The studio lists ten named features. Here is each one, with a general note on how that kind of mechanic usually behaves:

• Super Wheel Feature: the headline feature, named in the title. Wheel features generally resolve with a spin that lands on a prize or award.
• Bonus Game: a separate feature round away from the base spins. Bonus rounds generally run under their own rules until they end.
• Super Bonus Game: a named upgrade on the standard Bonus Game, which suggests a stronger version of that round.
• Multi Feature: a feature name that points to several effects in one. The specific combination is not published.
• Collect Feature: collect mechanics generally gather symbols or values and pay them out together.
• Mystery Feature: mystery elements generally hide what they are until they are revealed on the grid.
• Extra Clover Feature: ties into the clover theme. How an extra clover is added or used is not published.
• Jackpots: the jackpot half of the theme. Jackpot features generally pay fixed or tiered prizes, but the tiers here are not published.
• Buy Bonus Game: lets a player pay to enter the bonus directly instead of waiting for it to trigger.
• Extra Bets: an optional bet add-on. Its cost and what it changes are not published.

The core mechanic is reel respins. Respin mechanics generally give another spin on some or all of the reels, often with certain symbols held in place.

The studio has not published the per-feature detail: trigger conditions, number of spins, which reels are involved, the jackpot tiers or any feature multiplier values. This page is updated when Playson publishes them.

Buy Bonus Game is switched off for GB players at UKGC casinos. UK rules do not allow feature buys on licensed slots, because paying straight into a bonus removes the wait that the base game is meant to impose. Expect the option to be missing in the UK version.

The base game is a 5x3 grid with 5 paylines. That is a classic, compact layout, easy to follow, with no big grid to scan. With the stated 20% hit rate and high volatility, expect plenty of quiet spins punctuated by the features doing the heavy lifting.

The listed minimum stake is 0.20. The maximum is not published in the specs, so check the stake selector at the casino before you plan around the top end.

A 0.20 stake suits cautious play and long demo-style exploration of the features. Higher stakes make sense only if you are comfortable with the risk, since the 10,000x ceiling scales with the bet and so do the dry spells.

For bankroll, high volatility argues for a smaller stake relative to your budget than you might use on a steadier game. A budget that covers many spins at your chosen stake gives the features time to arrive. Set a limit first and stick to it.

On mobile, slots from major studios are built for phones as standard, and the same applies here. The UK build rules apply on a phone exactly as on desktop: no feature buy, and the casino's own reality checks and limits still apply.

Among reel-respin slots, this one sits towards the riskier end of the field. High volatility and a 10,000x ceiling put it with the games that chase a large top prize rather than steady returns. Plenty of respin slots are gentler, with smaller ceilings and a calmer balance line.

Its RTP of 95.68% is a touch below the typical figure, so some of the cost of that ceiling shows up in the long-run return as well as in the swings.

The trade is plain. A 10,000x ceiling buys the chance of a prize that dwarfs the stake, and the price is more spins that return little or nothing. Slots with a lower ceiling tend to smooth that out and pay more often, but the best result is smaller.

The wide feature list also marks it out. Ten named features, including a Super Wheel and jackpots, give it more moving parts than a stripped-back respin game. The similar-slots table that follows shows the real RTP and max-win figures for comparison.

It suits a fairly specific kind of player. These are the likely fits:

• Players who enjoy high-volatility slots and accept long dry spells in exchange for a 10,000x ceiling.
• Fans of jackpot and clover themes who like a feature-rich game with a wheel and several bonus rounds.
• Players on modest stakes who want to explore a layered game, starting from the 0.20 minimum.
• Anyone who likes a simple 5x3, 5-payline base game with the action concentrated in the features.

Skip it if you want frequent, steady wins, since high volatility works against that. Skip it too if a bonus buy is central to how you play, because that option is not available to GB players at UKGC casinos. And if the below-average 95.68% RTP matters to you, a higher-RTP game will serve better.