JL29 JILI Games — Every Title & Its Max Win

Eleven of the sixteen games this site covers come from JILI, which is what makes jili games, jili and jili slot effectively one search rather than three. All three phrasings return the same handful of sources — JILI’s own site, PAGCOR’s approved-games list, and catalogue pages built around this exact studio — so this page carries the whole cluster instead of splitting it across pages that would say the same thing twice.

JILI: the studio behind these titles

JILI’s game content carries approval from PAGCOR’s Electronic Gaming Licensing Department (EGLD), which is an approval of the content itself, not an operator licence. No PAGCOR operator licence belongs to JILI — that licence, where one applies, sits with the casino platform running the games, a separate company answering to a separate part of PAGCOR’s process.

1. JILI’s own catalogue runs to 100+ titles across slots, fishing games, table and card games, and bingo.
2. Independent certification for its games comes from GLI and BMM Testlabs, both established testing labs in the gambling industry.
3. JILI names Super Ace, Fortune Gems and Golden Empire among its own highlighted titles — all three are carried in this lobby’s eleven-title slice.

JILI is also, by a wide margin, the search term with the most volume of the three on this page. Some of that traffic gets misdirected: a number of casino-affiliate sites describe JILI and TaDa Gaming as sister brands under one owner, crediting titles including Fortune Gems to TaDa instead. JILI’s own site states nothing of the kind — that pairing is industry commentary, not a claim JILI has made about itself.

Jili slot or jili games — one difference worth knowing

Nearly every title JILI ships is a slot in the conventional sense: reels, a grid, a payline or ways-to-win structure. One title in this eleven-game set breaks that pattern entirely.

Problem: searching “jili slot” and assuming every result spins reels the same way. Fix: check the format column in the table below first — Dragon Treasure runs on taps, not reels, and holding its numbers against a reel-based game like Super Ace compares two different kinds of play.

That single exception aside, “jili slot” and “jili games” describe the same eleven titles on this page. The format column exists precisely so the one exception is visible at a glance rather than assumed away.

Every JILI title here, compared

Title	Format	Structure	Max win	RTP
Charge Buffalo	Slot	Grid not stated — JILI’s own page disagrees with itself	4,000x	Not published
Fortune Gems	3-reel slot	3x3, 5 paylines	375x	Not published
Fortune Gems 2	3-reel slot	3x3, 5 paylines	10,000x	Not published
Fortune Gems 3	3-reel slot	3x3, 5 paylines	10,125x	Not published
Mega Ace	6-reel slot	6x6, 46,656 ways	1,500x	Not published
Boxing King	5-reel slot	5x5, 88 paylines	2,000x	Not published
Dragon Treasure	Tap-based arcade	No grid or paylines	2,000x	Not published
Super Ace	5-reel slot	5x4, 1,024 ways	10,000x	Not published
Super Ace Deluxe	5-reel slot	5x4, 1,024 ways	10,000x	Not published
Money Coming	3-reel slot	3x3, 1 payline plus a wheel feature	10,000x	Not published
Golden Empire	Megaways slot	6 reels, up to 32,400 ways	2,000x	Not published

Every row in that RTP column reads the same way for a reason: JILI’s fourteen official game pages carry no RTP field on any of them, this eleven-title set included. A published maximum win exists for all eleven, which is the figure this page compares in its place.

Why JILI publishes no RTP — and what to check instead

JILI publishes no RTP figure for any title, on this page or anywhere in its own catalogue. That is a fact about the studio’s own published material, not a gap in what this page could find — the absence is the same across all fourteen of JILI’s official title pages, checked in full.

What JILI does publish for every title here is a maximum win, and that figure is what the comparison table above is built from. To check a title’s numbers directly rather than taking this page’s word for it:

1. Open the game from the JL29 lobby and use its info screen — most slot interfaces carry a paytable or rules panel with the same maximum-win figure listed there.
2. Compare that in-game figure against the one on this page’s table; the two should match, since both come from the same published source.
3. Treat volatility and maximum win together, not the maximum win alone — a high ceiling on a low-volatility title behaves differently in a session than the same number on a high-volatility one.

The Fortune Gems and Ace families, side by side

Two name families inside this eleven-title set are easy to confuse, because each shares a frame across several titles while the numbers underneath move a great deal.

All three Fortune Gems titles keep the same 3x3 grid and five paylines. The original carries a multiplier and no bonus round, capping its published maximum at 375x. Fortune Gems 2 adds a lucky wheel and a full-symbol mechanic, which lifts the published ceiling to 10,000x, and Fortune Gems 3 goes a different route — symbol splitting plus a rewards board — landing at 10,125x, the highest figure of the eleven.

Super Ace and Super Ace Deluxe share a 5x4 grid and 1,024 ways to win; JILI names the Deluxe build as Super Ace’s own sequel, and both publish a 10,000x maximum. Mega Ace looks related by name only — its 6x6 grid produces 46,656 fixed ways, more than either Ace title, yet its published maximum win sits lower, at 1,500x, because a very large way-count and a high ceiling are not the same thing.

Where this page fits on the rest of the site

Every studio covered here, JILI included, is indexed on the game providers page, and JILI’s own provider entry goes deeper on its licences and catalogue than this comparison does. This eleven-title set is JILI’s slice specifically; the rest of what JL29 covers, across every studio, sits on the JL29 games list. Terms used across this page — ways to win, scatter, volatility — are defined in the casino terms explained, and JL29 online casino is the starting point for everything else this site tracks.