Super Ace Card Symbols: Golden Cards & Jokers

The Super Ace card symbols are four playing cards—Jack, Queen, King, and Ace—and each one also has a Golden version. There is a Scatter symbol too, plus two Joker symbols—the Big Joker and the Little Joker—that behave differently.

The key idea is simple: when a Golden card helps form a win, it transforms into a Little Joker, while an elimination multiplier steps up as your wins continue.

🧾 Section Highlights

What Are the Four Basic Super Ace Card Symbols?
How Does the Golden Card Symbol Work on the Reels?
What's the Difference Between the Big Joker and the Little Joker?
How Do Scatter Symbols Trigger Super Ace Free Spins?
How Does the Elimination Multiplier Work?
How Does a Sample Super Ace Winning Sequence Work?
What Should You Check in the Super Ace Paytable?
What Are the Most Common Questions About Super Ace Card Symbols?

What Are the Four Basic Super Ace Card Symbols?

Super Ace is a card-themed slot made by JILI, played on a grid of 5 reels and 4 rows. Its four regular symbols are the Jack, Queen, King, and Ace, and each of these cards also has a Golden version.

The game offers 1,024 ways to win, which simply means winning combinations can land in many patterns, not only in straight lines. Alongside the regular cards, Super Ace also uses Golden cards, two Joker symbols, and a Scatter, each with a different role in the game.

How Does the Golden Card Symbol Work on the Reels?

The Golden card appears only on the middle three reels—reels 2, 3, and 4. When it lands as part of a winning combination, Casino Plus says it is eliminated and transforms into a Little Joker in that same position.

The Little Joker is a different symbol from the Big Joker, and it does not substitute for other cards the way the Big Joker does. You can see the mechanic described on the official Super Ace game page.

What's the Difference Between the Big Joker and the Little Joker?

Both are Joker symbols, but they do not work the same way, so it helps to treat them separately. The Big Joker is the active wild that substitutes for other symbols to complete wins.

The Little Joker, by contrast, is the wild that a Golden card leaves behind when it transforms, and Casino Plus describes it as not substituting for other symbols the way the Big Joker does.

Big Joker: appears on reels 2 to 5 and can replace 1 to 4 symbols, except the Scatter and the Joker. (Casino Plus lists this range but does not explain the exact substitution pattern.)
Little Joker: created when a Golden card transforms after a win, taking that card's position on the reel; it does not substitute for other symbols.

In short, the Big Joker can substitute for eligible symbols in winning combinations, while the Little Joker appears after a Golden card transforms but does not have the same substitution function.

How Do Scatter Symbols Trigger Super Ace Free Spins?

Landing three Scatter symbols starts the Free Spins round, which gives you 10 free spins. Collecting three more Scatters during the round adds another 5 free spins, and this can repeat as you gather more sets.

The Free Spins round uses the same symbols as the base game; what changes is the strength of the multiplier, which the next section covers.

How Does the Elimination Multiplier Work?

Super Ace uses what Casino Plus calls an elimination multiplier. The page says it starts at 1× and increases as your wins continue, and that it resets to 1× when symbols do not match.

Base game: 1× → 2× → 3× → 5×.
Free Spins: the same steps, doubled—2× → 4× → 6× → 10×.

The multiplier raises the value of the wins it applies to; it does not change your chance of winning. Casino Plus ties the increase to successive wins but does not clearly state whether each step comes from an elimination within a single spin or from separate winning spins, so it is worth checking the in-game rules for the exact timing.

How Does a Sample Super Ace Winning Sequence Work?

A common question is this: when a Golden card helps make a win, what actually changes on the reels—and what should you not confuse it with? Here is a simple, hypothetical walkthrough that keeps the pieces straight; it follows the documented rules rather than any recorded spin.

A Golden card can land on reel 2, 3, or 4 during a spin.
If that Golden card is part of a winning combination, it is eliminated as the win is paid.
In its former position, a Little Joker appears—the wild created by the Golden card's transformation.

Two things here are easy to mix up. The Little Joker is not the Big Joker: the Big Joker arrives on its own across reels 2 to 5 and substitutes for eligible symbols, whereas the Little Joker only holds the transformed Golden card's spot and does not substitute.

The elimination multiplier is separate again—it does not change a symbol on the reels; it changes the value of qualifying wins. This example illustrates the documented symbol transformations, not the exact timing of multiplier increases.

What Should You Check in the Super Ace Paytable?

Before you place a casino bet, it helps to open Super Ace's paytable or information panel to see exactly how the game pays. It is the best place to confirm the specifics for yourself before you play.

Check the paytable or information panel for:

the available symbol values and which symbols pay more;
how winning combinations form across the 1,024 ways to win;
the special-symbol rules for the Scatter and the two Jokers;
any payout limits shown for the standard game.

Keep the standard game and the separate Super Ace Jackpot version apart, since Casino Plus lists them separately.

Super Ace is for players aged 21 and up, and Casino Plus appears on PAGCOR's list of licensed casinos; treat every session as entertainment, set a budget, avoid chasing losses, and see PAGCOR's responsible-gaming resources if you need support.

What Are the Most Common Questions About Super Ace Card Symbols?

❔ What does the Golden card do in Super Ace?

It appears on reels 2 to 4 and transforms into a Little Joker after contributing to a qualifying win.

❔ How are the Big Joker and Little Joker different?

The Big Joker substitutes for eligible symbols to complete wins, while the Little Joker appears after a Golden card transforms and does not have the same substitution function.

❔ Which symbols can the Big Joker not replace?

Casino Plus states the Big Joker cannot replace the Scatter or the Joker symbols.

❔ How many Scatters trigger Free Spins in Super Ace?

Three Scatters award 10 free spins, and three more collected during the round add another 5.

❔ How high can the Super Ace multiplier go, and when does it reset?

It rises to 5× in the base game and 10× in Free Spins, and Casino Plus says it resets to 1× when symbols do not match.

❔ What is the maximum win in Super Ace?

The reviewed Casino Plus page does not confirm a numerical maximum win for standard Super Ace. Check the game's current information panel for its payout limits.

For the full rules, see the official Super Ace game page.