Blueprint folds the classic Reel King into a Jackpot King chassis, with 10 lines, a Hot To Pot collection meter, and a Reel King Riches mini-reel finale.
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The crowned cartoon king has been kicking around fruit machines since the mid-2000s, originally a Novomatic creation that Greentube kept ticking over for nearly two decades. Reel King Hot To Pot is Blueprint Gaming's licensed take, released in February 2026 under the Jackpot King Deluxe progressive umbrella. So the heritage is genuine, the licensing flag in the paytable points at Inspired Entertainment, and the mini-reel format that made the original a smoky-pub staple is still front and centre.
The layout is a 5×4 grid with 10 fixed paylines, which feels a touch unusual for a Blueprint release since they tend to skew toward Megaways or 5×3. Fleur-de-lis wallpaper, a gold ornate frame, classic fruits, and red-blue-yellow card royals make up the visual language. RTP sits at 94.00%, lower than you'd want on a flat slot but standard for any Jackpot King variant since roughly 0.49% of every stake feeds the Regal Pot and Royal Pot meters running down the left rail. You're paying a tax, basically, for shots at the network jackpot.
And the base game itself is intentionally quiet. The Wild only activates inside King Spins, the free spins round triggered by 3, 4, or 5 Bonus crowns for 10, 15, or 20 spins respectively. Inside that mode, Cash Prize symbols carrying 2x to 50x values become live, and every Wild that lands collects every prize in view. Stack 4, 8, or 12 Wilds on the trail and you bag extra spins plus x2, x3, or x10 multipliers on whatever you've gathered.
Hot To Pot is the collection wrinkle. Cash Prize and Reel King symbols feed a meter that randomly fires a Pick a Crown modifier: guaranteed bonus, guaranteed cash collect, guaranteed reel win, or straight into Reel King Riches, where the king expands across a reel (or all five via Hot To Pot) and spins a mini-reel of 7s. P-O-T spells out a fixed pot, Gold paying 500x base stake down to Steel at 20x. Max win wasn't published, but the Jackpot King top tier is uncapped progressive, so the upside scales with what's on the meter that day.
One quibble: the collection bar is decorative, not a real trigger condition, which feels a bit cosmetic once you read the small print. Still, it's a solid retro-meets-jackpot package with high-stakes feel typical of the Reel King series.
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