The paying group comes before the next cascade
Push Gaming describes an 8×8 grid and wins from at least five matching symbols. Check the original game’s rules for the qualifying arrangement and which symbols belong to the same paying group.
Push Gaming’s multiplier explanation says that a wild jar moves and its multiplier increases when it contributes to a win. If several wilds take part, their multipliers combine for that cluster win. The in-game rules explain the movement and how the cascade sequence ends.
A jar is not simply another fruit symbol
The supplier describes the jar as both wild and scatter. Its multiplier starts at 1x and applies to wins it contributes to. That qualification matters: the mere presence of a jar does not mean every visible symbol receives the displayed multiplier.
Three or more jars trigger free games in the original supplier description. Check that game’s help for the feature’s duration and how jars or multipliers carry over, rather than borrowing conditions from the sequel.
| Feature | Read it as |
|---|---|
| 8×8 grid | The arrangement used by this release. |
| Paying group | The matching symbols that meet this version’s award rules. |
| Jar multiplier | A modifier of an eligible win it contributes to. |
| Cascade | A change to the arrangement after a qualifying event. |
Read the RTP inside the opened version
Push Gaming lists 96.83% and 94.25% RTP variants on its public game page and tells readers to check the version in the game. Those numbers therefore cannot be collapsed into one claim about every GB version. An operator’s game information should identify the configuration actually offered.
RTP is a theoretical return property, not a promised personal result or the chance of a win on the next round. A sequence of losses does not establish that a jar or free-game trigger is due. The RTP and volatility guide explains why those ideas are separate.
A global product page is not a GB feature list
A supplier’s international page can show options which are not offered in a particular market. We do not present a buy-feature label on a global page as a GB option. Likewise, an observed large win is not evidence of a theoretical maximum or a result a reader can expect.
The images here are editorial illustrations, not game screenshots or records of a played session. For a settlement question, use the rules for the identified game version.
A few clear answers
Is every Jammin’ Jars version 96.83% RTP?
No. The supplier lists multiple configurations; check the actual version’s game information.
Does a visible jar multiply the whole grid?
Do not assume that. The supplier describes the multiplier in relation to wins the jar contributes to.
Sources behind this note
Public documentation checked on 10 November 2026. Account-specific conditions and game versions may differ. This is not a record of a test deposit or played round.