New Games at FAIRPLAY — What Just Landed and What We Know About It
New arrivals get the same treatment as everything else here: the certified spec if there is one, an honest blank if there isn't. No launch hype, no invented percentages.
Just Added, With Numbers
Three of our recent additions arrived with a full certified spec sheet, so there's nothing to guess at. All three return 97% — the difference is entirely in how they get there.
| Game | RTP | Volatility | Max win | Feature |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fortune Gems 2 | 97% | Medium | 10,000× | Split symbols + Lucky Wheel up to 1000× |
| Mega Ace | 97% | High | 15,000× | Golden cards to wilds, cascading match multipliers, expanding wilds |
| Boxing King | 97% | Medium | 2,000× | Cascading wins with rising ×2–×8 multipliers; stacked wilds |
Mega Ace is the outlier worth flagging. Its 46,656 ways and 15,000× ceiling make it the biggest number on our whole database, and it's high volatility to match — which is the trade, not a bonus. Boxing King, at the same 97% but medium volatility with a 2,000× cap, is the far gentler way to spend an hour. Fortune Gems 2 sits between them and is currently the most-played new title on the floor.
Just Added, Without Numbers
3 Super Ace and Fortune Gems Legend are both on the floor and both popular, and neither has a certified RTP, volatility rating, or max-win figure we can point you to. You'll find plenty of sites confidently listing one — usually copied from Super Ace or Fortune Gems 3 on the assumption that a sequel inherits its parent's maths. It doesn't necessarily, and a guess printed in a table stops looking like a guess.
- 3 Super Ace — golden-card lineage, no published spec sheet; play it on feel, not on a borrowed number
- Fortune Gems Legend — same family as our Fortune Gems trio, but its own certified figures aren't public
- Both run on the same independently certified RNG and the same PAGCOR licence as every other title here
- If JILI publishes specs for either, they'll appear in our RTP database the week we can verify them
How We Decide What Goes on the Floor
A new JILI title gets added when it's certified and stable, not when it's trending. That's a slower approach than some sites take, and it means we occasionally miss a launch window. The trade is that nothing on our grid is a demo build, and nothing gets pulled two weeks later because it misbehaved on GCash cashouts.
New doesn't mean loose, either. A freshly listed game has exactly the same odds on day one as it will in a year — there's no warm-up period, no introductory generosity, and any site implying otherwise is selling you something. The RNG doesn't know the game is new. Set the same budget you'd set for a title you've played for months.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the newest JILI games at FAIRPLAY?
Fortune Gems 2, Mega Ace, Boxing King and 3 Super Ace are our most recent additions. The first three carry certified specs; 3 Super Ace does not have published figures yet.
Which new game has the highest max win?
Mega Ace, at 15,000× stake across 46,656 ways to win. It is high volatility, so that ceiling comes with long dry stretches — size your stake for the drought, not the peak.
Do new games pay better when they launch?
No. The certified RTP is fixed in the game build from day one. There is no introductory looseness, no warm-up period, and no site can change it.
Why is there no RTP listed for 3 Super Ace?
JILI has not published certified figures for it. Rather than borrow Super Ace's numbers and pass them off as fact, we leave it blank until we can verify the real ones.