Pragmatic Play has been milking the Joker's Jewels formula for years, and Joker's Revenge is the freshest spin on it. Released on June 8, 2026, this one keeps the bones intact (5×3 grid, 5 fixed paylines, left-to-right wins) but bolts on a buy menu that the older entries skipped. If you've played Joker's Jewels Cash, you'll feel right at home in roughly four spins.
The headline numbers first. RTP sits at 96.51%, which is the standard regular tier. Pick a Buy Feature and you'll nudge it to 96.52% or 96.53% depending on which tier you grab. Volatility is low, and that's where Joker's Revenge actually splits from most 2026 releases. Low-vol slots with a 10,000x ceiling are rare. The hits come often, the dry stretches stay short, and the top prize is still theoretically there. Whether you'll ever brush it is a different conversation.
Symbols stick to the carnival blueprint. Red curtains frame the reels, gold spotlights wash the cabinet, and the jester grins from the title plate. The Joker is your top pay at 500x bet for five-of-a-kind, with red diamonds, blue diamonds, golden bowling pins, and maracas filling the middle ranks. Royals A through J round out the lows. The Bonus scatter (a joker hat) pays from two-of-a-kind anywhere on the grid, which is unusual and a nice touch since most PP slots demand three.
About that Buy Feature. There are three tiers: 20x bet for the entry level, 90x for the mid, and 500x for the top tier. Four reel sets sit behind the scenes (one base, three for the bonus variants), so each purchase swaps in a different math model. The RTPs across all three are within 0.02% of each other, so don't kid yourself that the 500x buy is meaningfully “better” value. It just front-loads the variance.
One mild gripe. Pragmatic doesn't publish detailed rules text for the bonus mechanics yet, so you'll be reverse-engineering what triggers what during your first session. No ante bet, which keeps the bet panel clean. For a low-vol Joker's Jewels sequel with a real buy menu, it's a solid addition. Just don't expect reinvention.