Blueprint Gaming is hoping to shake up the jackpot market with the launch of Rapid Fire Jackpots, a jackpot network aimed at providing “smaller but more regular wins”.
Having previously offered traditionally large jackpot prizes with Jackpot King, Blueprint Gaming will integrate Rapid Fire Jackpots into its partnered operators’ systems when it makes its debut on June 27, 2024.
The new jackpot system will initially be offered to Blueprint’s partners in the UK, Sweden, the Netherlands and .com-regulated markets, including Ontario.
Charlie Jacka, Head of Product at Blueprint Gaming, commented: “Rapid Fire Jackpots is the result of our consistent research into player trends and market forces. The lower, more frequent wins it offers will fill a gap in the market and add another string to our bow, strengthening our position in several key markets.
“We’re always looking at new ways we can work with our trusted operator partners to give their players even more value and entertainment and with our reputation as the Jackpot Kings, we’re thrilled to launch a new product that will shake up the space and offer something new.”
To activate the jackpot prizes, players will need to land five rapid fire symbols anywhere across the reels.
This will provide access to the rapid fire wheel, which offers multiplier wins ranging from x5 to x1,000, or one of five progressive pots from mini to mega, with prizes ranging from £250 to £7,500.
Players can find Rapid Fire Jackpots in Blueprint Gaming’s upcoming slot release King Kong Cash DJPrime8, utilising one of the studio’s staple slot series to launch the new jackpot system.
Jo Purvis, Director of Marketing and Relationships at Blueprint Gaming, added: “This a milestone in our provision of jackpot systems and sits perfectly alongside Jackpot King, offering an incredibly comprehensive offering for operators to choose from.
“We believe the increased frequency of drops will resonate with players and boost engagement across the board. It’s the biggest shift in jackpot games in recent years and we’re excited to see how it performs.”