Break Away Deluxe Triple Pots Slot Review

What is Break Away Deluxe Triple Pots?

Break Away Deluxe Triple Pots is Microgaming’s ice hockey jackpot slot, extending the Break Away Deluxe engine with three colour-coded pot jackpots and a Super Buy Feature shortcut. The three hockey-goal pots (green, blue, red) sit on the left flank as coin-accumulation targets, with a four-value jackpot counter sequence (18, 38, 68, 88) running across the top of the grid. It occupies the same territory as Blueprint Gaming’s pot-mechanic jackpot family rather than Microgaming’s own progressive network, and the Super Buy Feature marks it squarely at the bonus-hunter end of the catalogue.

How does Break Away Deluxe Triple Pots play?

Break Away Deluxe Triple Pots builds its session shape around the three pot jackpots on the left flank, with return concentrated into the coin-fill triggers rather than the base-game spin sequence. The ice rink aerial view operates as the scatter and drives the feature entry point, while the full-reel wild, a column blazing with orange fire under the Break Away Deluxe logo, is the base game’s most productive single moment. Outside those two anchors, the symbol hierarchy runs from the flaming goalie mask at the premium end through three colour-specific attacking players and a referee, down to the Zamboni and hockey skates at the lower-pay end.

Three colour-coded pots mark the jackpot tiers, with the counter display mapping a progression from 18 through to 88, the ceiling highlighted in orange. The pot mechanic concentrates value into triggered jackpots rather than base-game clusters, so this is a patience format: the base game is the wait, and the pots are the argument. The Super Buy Feature offers a direct shortcut to the feature alongside the scatter route.

What stood out?

The fire wild reel is Break Away Deluxe Triple Pots’ one moment of genuine visual commitment, a full column that shifts the cold cerulean palette to warm orange and gives the design a kinetic beat it earns. The trade-off is that nothing around it hits the same standard: the hockey characters, referee, and goalie all read as mid-tier mobile game assets with exaggerated cartoonish outlines, running well below what Hacksaw titles like Wanted Dead or a Wild have set for illustrated reel design. The pot mechanic sits in similarly familiar territory. Blueprint Gaming’s Fishin’ Frenzy jackpot variants have spent years defining the coin-fill-to-jackpot-tier format, and Triple Pots does not move the parameters.

Should you play?

Maybe, if the pot-mechanic jackpot format is your preferred sub-genre and you want an ice hockey skin on a familiar mechanic. The maths model concentrates return into the jackpot triggers rather than base-game pays, making this a patience format for players after the ceiling rather than frequent returns. The fire wild reel is the one genuine session highlight, but both the art direction and the mechanic concept sit below where Microgaming’s best work lands.

Score: 6.0 / 10