Super Ace Explained: Golden Cards and the Free-Game Multiplier
By PH90 Editorial Team
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Super Ace is the title most people mean when they type “ace” into a lobby search, and on 5 November 2026 PH90’s phone layout placed it near the top of the home screen. The slot belongs to JILI, sits among the JILI games compared on printed caps, plays on five reels and four rows, and wins by ways instead of fixed lines.
Super Ace figures JILI prints
| Item | What JILI’s page shows |
|---|---|
| Grid | 5 reels, 4 rows |
| Ways to win | 1,024 |
| Maximum win | 10000x |
| Volatility | Low to medium |
| Features | Golden card wilds, free game, multiplier |
| RTP | Not published |
| Publish time shown | 2020.08 |
The small detail: the studio says multipliers in the free game are double those in the base game. That is why the base game reads quiet next to the bonus round.
Golden cards, the part regulars watch
Regulars do: track where golden cards land, because a golden card converts into a wild during play. The multiplier applies only to the win that wild finishes, not to the whole spin.
New players often: assume a multiplier applies to everything on screen. Here it attaches to the completed win, so a spin with one small win and a golden card still pays small.
- A golden card shows up inside a paying combination.
- It turns wild and completes a way.
- The multiplier for that round applies to that win.
- In the free game the multipliers are the doubled set.
Super Ace against the other Ace titles
Four titles share the word Ace and none of them is a skin of another. Super Ace Deluxe is a separate listing. Mega Ace’s 6x6 grid runs 46,656 ways, which is about 45 times the way-count here, and it prints a 1500x cap. Wild Ace has the same 1,024-way structure, though its wild behaves differently.
If the megaways engine is more your style, Golden Empire’s changing ways vary every spin, which Super Ace never does. A fixed 1,024 means you can compare spins one to one.
Playing it on a phone
Sign in first, because the cashier sends a signed-out visitor back to the home screen; the login before the first Ace spin routine has the order of checks. JILI publishes no minimum bet; open the bet selector in the game to find it.
JILI prints no RTP either; figures from third parties for this single title range from about 95.69% to 97.8%, so any single percentage you meet is a guess. Compare the game on what is printed: grid, ways, cap and volatility label. For a gentle first session, the first round steps for JILI games cover the budget and stop point.
Regulars do: note the stake, the balance and the time the free game arrives. After three sessions that log shows whether the quiet base game suits you.
How to Get Started
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Find the JILI label on the tile
Several studios name a game Super Ace or Ace. Check that the card says JILI, or filter by studio, before opening it.
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Read the rules screen for the golden cards
Open the info screen and find where golden cards appear and what they turn into. That one rule explains most of the game.
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Set a stake you can repeat
The free-game round is rare, so pick a stake that stretches across many quiet spins rather than one that chases the feature.















