Jackpot information
Labour Day Rush Jackpots
A complete 3x3 grid of nine identical symbols activates Mini, Major or Grand according to the matched workshop symbol.
Product overview
Nine matching symbols complete the jackpot grid
Labour Day Rush builds its jackpot mechanic around the complete three-by-three field. When all nine cells hold the same symbol, the game activates the jackpot tier associated with that symbol value. Every position matters, so the compact layout functions as its own progress display.
The left side of the game shows three permanent tier panels. Mini uses a yellow hard hat, Major uses a red toolbox and Grand uses a yellow control unit. Each panel carries an x9 label that reinforces the full-grid requirement.
Full-grid trigger
All nine cells must contain one identical symbol
The jackpot objective covers every reel position: three columns by three rows. A partial set can create a normal highlighted match, but the jackpot condition requires the symbol to fill the entire field.
The simple geometry makes progression immediately visible. There are no off-screen collection meters or hidden reels; a single unmatched cell prevents a complete nine-symbol pattern.
Mini level
The yellow construction helmet represents Mini
The Mini panel shows a hard hat with an x9 marker. Hard hats also appear as standard reel symbols, and a normal row of three can receive bright borders and a central win value.
The distinction between a regular helmet match and a Mini jackpot is therefore the number of occupied cells. Three matching helmets form a standard visible outcome, while nine fill the complete grid.
Major level
The red toolbox represents Major
The Major panel uses the red toolbox filled with workshop tools. The same toolbox can appear on the reels alongside wrenches, tape measures and helmets.
A complete field of nine toolboxes connects with the Major tier. Its purple display separates the middle level from the green Mini and red Grand panels.
Grand level
The yellow control box represents Grand
The Grand panel uses an industrial control unit with a red lever and colored buttons. It occupies the top position in the jackpot stack and uses a red numeric display.
The same control box appears as a regular grid symbol. Filling all nine cells with that symbol connects the full-grid condition with the Grand tier.
Nine-symbol counter
The circular spin display reinforces the x9 objective
In the jackpot-focused helmet state, the main circular control at the right displays the number nine. Bright borders surround most visible helmets, and the complete 3x3 shape remains readable around the central result.
This visual language repeats the x9 labels beside Mini, Major and Grand. The number is therefore tied to grid completion rather than a separate reel count.
Maximum exposure
The complete game lists a 2,530x upper exposure
Onlyplay lists maximum exposure at 2,530 times the bet for Labour Day Rush. This value belongs to the whole game model, including standard symbol matches, Free Spins and jackpot outcomes.
The game combines that ceiling with 95.16% RTP, 20.40% HIT and medium volatility. The Game Info page keeps these figures together with orientation, size and language details.
Quick reference
Labour Day Rush at a glance
The primary game data is collected below for direct comparison across the base grid, Free Spins, jackpot feature, symbols and mobile presentation.
FAQ
Jackpot questions
How is a jackpot activated?
Nine identical symbols must fill the entire 3x3 grid.
How many jackpot tiers appear?
The game displays three tiers.
What are the tier names?
They are Mini, Major and Grand.
Which symbol represents Mini?
The yellow hard hat represents Mini.
Which symbol represents Major?
The red toolbox represents Major.
Which symbol represents Grand?
The industrial control unit represents Grand.
Why does each tier show x9?
The jackpot condition requires nine matching symbols.
Can three helmets form a normal win?
Yes. The media shows a highlighted row of three helmets.
What separates that win from Mini?
Mini requires helmets across all nine grid cells.
Does the grid expand for the jackpot?
No. The condition uses the existing three-by-three field.
Where are jackpot panels positioned?
They appear vertically to the left of the reels.
What is the maximum exposure?
The listed maximum exposure is 2,530x.
Are jackpots separate from Free Spins?
They use a different full-grid condition from the three-Scatter Free Spins trigger.