Jackpots

Jackpots are the prizes sought by the players, that is, the highest prize pool of a game. The origin of the name is dated 1880 in the United States and refers to the game of poker. At the time, the rules of this game were beginning to develop and whoever was with two jacks won. In English, by the way, "pot" means pot and "jack" jack.

The cool thing about jackpots is that they accumulate, as in the lottery, which shows that the value can increase with each round not won by the user. However, there are three types of jackpots, which makes it somewhat difficult to get the total amount right. See below:

Fixed Jackpot
Here the prize has a fixed value, that is, it never changes. Even with one or more players, the prize remains the same.

Jackpot Local
The prize accumulates during the round or the game. However, it returns to being initial or fixed as the game ends.

Progressive Jackpot
It means that the value of the jackpot increases as no one wins. No matter the round, game or day, this type of prize continues to grow until someone takes it home. In addition, we also have the secondary jackpot, which draws a part of the prize if there are no winners of the total jackpot.

The jackpot amount varies according to what other users are investing and losing. That is, with each defeat of a player, the jackpot increases a little. Some casinos can offer $8,000, while others can go as high as $1 million.