Eight games carry this name. They are not the same game.
Which one · the question that comes before every other question
One of them pays a maximum of 375x while the rest pay 10,000x. One of them is not a slot at all. They sit in the same lobby as near-identical gold tiles, and the difference between them is published by the maker in a table anybody can read. Here is that table.
Why this page exists
In a casino lobby these titles arrive as tiles about two centimetres across. Most are gold on red. Most carry a playing card and a crown. The tile shows a name in a decorative typeface and nothing else.
Somebody who has read a guide to Super Ace, opened a lobby, and tapped the first matching tile has a real chance of playing a game that guide does not describe. Not a slightly different version — in two cases, a fundamentally different game with a different ceiling and a different shape.
Everything below comes from JILI's own catalogue entries, read on 24 September 2026.
The table
| Game | Max win | Volatility | Shape | Paylines | Published |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super Ace | 10,000x | LOW-MED | 4×5 | 1024 ways | Aug 2020 |
| Super Ace Deluxe | 10,000x | MED | 4×5 | 1024 ways | Jul 2024 |
| Super Ace Scratch | not published | — | scratch card | 0 | Jul 2024 |
| Super Ace Joker | 10,000x | MED | grid | 2000 ways | Mar 2025 |
| Super Ace 2 | 10,000x | MED | 4×5 | 1024 ways | Jul 2025 |
| 3 Super Ace | 10,000x | LOW-MED | 4×5 | 1024 ways | Mar 2026 |
| Super Ace SPEED | 375x | LOW-MED | 3×3 | 5 lines | Jun 2026 |
Two rows in that table are the reason it is worth printing.
Super Ace SPEED pays 375x, not 10,000x
Read that line again. Six of these games publish a maximum win of ten thousand times the stake. SPEED publishes three hundred and seventy-five.
That is not a typo and it is not unfair — it is an honest consequence of a different design. SPEED is a 3×3 grid on five fixed paylines with a horizontal joker bonus reel above it, and the maker's own summary of it leans on speed and simplicity rather than a ceiling: super wilds dropping up to seven at a time, bonus-reel multipliers up to 15x, an extra-bet option.
It is a small, fast game wearing a big game's name. Nothing about the tile tells you that, and nothing about a general Super Ace guide prepares you for it.
Super Ace Scratch is not a slot
JILI files it under Bingo, with zero paylines and no published maximum.
It is a scratch-off ticket: uncover a prize area, match three, take a multiplier if one turns up. There are no reels, no cascades, no golden card on columns two to four and no multiplier ladder. Every mechanic described on the golden card is absent, because it is not that kind of game.
Released the same month as Deluxe, July 2024, which is presumably why they share the artwork.
The rest, in one line each
Super Ace — the original, August 2020. 4×5, 1024 ways, 10,000x, volatility LOW-MED. The golden card on reels 2–4, the flip to joker, the ×1 ×2 ×3 ×5 ladder, ten free spins on three scatters with the multipliers doubled inside them. This is the game the rest of this site describes.
Super Ace Deluxe — July 2024. Same shape and ceiling as the original, but volatility moves to MED and the maker's own summary names the change: the cumulative multiplier runs up to twenty times, against the original's ladder topping at five. Three scatters still give ten free games.
Super Ace Joker — March 2025. The one that quietly changes the board: 2000 ways rather than 1024. Golden symbols still clear into wilds, multipliers still accrue on clears, and mystery symbols are added on top.
Super Ace 2 — July 2025. The direct sequel, and the one people actually search for against the original. It keeps the golden-card-into-wild mechanic and adds a stacked golden joker. Volatility rises to MED. Covered properly on Super Ace 2.
3 Super Ace — March 2026. The newest of the 1024-ways family. Crosses Super Ace with JILI's 3 Coin idea: three scatter types rather than one, and features that can fire alone or together. Back to LOW-MED.
And three more that are not Super Ace at all
Sitting adjacent in the same catalogue, close enough to be tapped by mistake:
- Mega Ace
- Wild Ace
- Agent Ace
Different games with different rules. They are listed here only so that a reader scanning a lobby for the word ace knows the word is not a guarantee of anything.
How to tell which one you are in
Three checks, in order of speed.
Read the loading screen. The game names itself while it loads, in full, before the reels appear.
Count the grid. Four rows by five columns is the 1024-ways family. Three by three is SPEED. No grid at all and you are in the scratch card.
Look above the reels. The original's ladder is four values: ×1 ×2 ×3 ×5. If it runs further than that, you are in Deluxe or one of the later titles.
All three checks are free in the maker's own demo, which loads any catalogue entry without an account — the free demo explains how to reach it.
Why the guides do not mention this
Because they are written from each other.
A page that had opened the maker's catalogue would have noticed that the game it calls Super Ace was published in August 2020 and not 2022, and that its ceiling is 10,000x and not 1,500x. Those errors, and the famous unsourced return figure, are laid out side by side on RTP and max win.
The same process is why the family is never disambiguated: it takes one visit to a catalogue to see eight entries, and none to copy a paragraph.
Where to go next
If you have established you are in the original, the mechanic is on the golden card and the bonus round on free spins.
If you got here from a search that mentioned the Philippines, what that search actually returns is on in the Philippines.
An installer carrying this name almost never says which of the eight it holds, which is one of several reasons the app searches end where they do.
The overview is at Super Ace Philippines, and a wrong line in the table above is exactly the message this desk wants at contact.