FEATURE: SLOT GAMES
3 Oaks Gaming strengthens portfolio with two new releases
3 Oaks Gaming is strengthening operator lobbies with two recent releases – Lucky Penny 2 and Magic Clovers – that have quickly gained traction.
players can also access the Super Free Spins Game directly via the Buy Bonus option. This enhanced version guarantees multipliers of at least x10, ensuring an immediate advantage and creating the opportunity for an immense payout.
MAGIC CLOVERS L
ucky Penny 2 and Magic Clovers showcase the distributor’s ability to refresh popular mechanics, deliver strong visual appeal, and provide the kind of high-engagement features that drive repeat play. Both titles underline 3 Oaks Gaming’s growing infl uence in regulated markets, where operators continue to look for content that can attract players and keep them engaged over longer sessions.
LUCKY PENNY 2
Lucky Penny 2 marks the return of one of 3 Oaks Gaming’s most recognisable titles. Following the popularity of the original Lucky Penny, this sequel reintroduces the Irish-themed design while bringing a new layer of anticipation through the
Mystery Multiplier. This feature appears randomly during gameplay, with its value revealed only once the cascade has ended, delivering prizes that range from x10 up to x1000.
The penny coin symbols remain central to the action. These act as multipliers that can climb as high as x1000, and when multiple coins land together, their values combine to create even greater win potential.
Another familiar element is the leprechaun scatter, which unlocks the Free Spins round when at least four appear in the base game. During this feature, all multipliers from winning spins are gathered into a progressive Total Multiplier, meaning that even smaller wins can build into something more signifi cant. In certain regions,
Magic Clovers introduces a more mystical setting, drawing players into an enchanted forest fi lled with glowing symbols. At the heart of the gameplay is the Hold & Win mechanic, triggered by landing six or more shimmering Gold Clover symbols. This launches the Bonus Game, where three pots: red, green, and purple, represent Boost, Multi and Collect. Each pot fi lls with tokens when the corresponding symbol lands, and when activated, these modifi ers can signifi cantly increase the payout potential. Adding to the suspense is the Clover Metre, displayed alongside the reels. As Gold Clovers are collected in the base game, the metre gradually fi lls, eventually triggering the Bonus Game with up to three Mystery Tokens already active. During respins, rainbow clovers may also appear, activating one of the three pot features or unveiling jackpot prizes ranging from mini to major. The ultimate prize, the Grand Jackpot, worth up to 2,000x the bet, is awarded when every reel position is fi lled with clovers.
GAME DESIGN
Together, these two titles illustrate how 3 Oaks Gaming approaches game design: by developing slots that combine inventive mechanics with visually appealing styles, ensuring that each release has clear player appeal and operator value.
The company’s portfolio has been shaped heavily by the Hold & Win mechanic, which has proven to resonate with players in multiple regulated markets, and these new releases add further strength to that catalogue. Yuriy Muratov, Chief Commercial Offi cer at 3 Oaks Gaming, says: “Both Lucky Penny 2 and Magic Clovers take mechanics that players already enjoy, such as Scatter Pays and Hold & Win, and give them more depth through features like the Mystery Multiplier, progressive totals and the 3 Pots system.
“These games show how we can build on proven ideas while keeping gameplay rewarding, ensuring operators have content that continues to engage players over time.”
16 SEPTEMBER 2025 GIO
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