Playson expands Super Wheel mechanic in new 3 Gems of Vegas sequel
Playson has released 3 Gems of Vegas: Super Wheel, a Vegas-themed slot that extends its Super Wheel feature into both base and bonus play alongside a 1,000x jackpot.
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Playson, the digital entertainment supplier, has launched 3 Gems of Vegas: Super Wheel, a new slot title that builds on the Super Wheel mechanic first introduced by the studio in June 2026.
The feature, previously confined to select titles, can now be triggered in both the Main Game and Bonus Game via a Wheel Symbol. In base play, it can award one of four in-game jackpots or entry into the Bonus Game with a Collect, Multi or Charge feature attached. When triggered during the Bonus Game itself, the Super Wheel can deliver a jackpot win, add a new Bonus Feature, or boost an existing one.
Bonus mechanics
The game uses blue, pink and green diamond symbols collected via enlarged diamonds above the reels, each linked to a distinct bonus mechanic. Blue diamonds accumulate the value of all Bonus Symbols on the reels, including any multipliers, under the Collect feature. Pink diamonds add Multiplier Frames worth up to 5x to empty cells, or combine with existing multipliers under the Multi feature. Green diamonds receive random charge strikes worth up to 16x under the Charge feature.
The Super Wheel can also lead to a Grand Jackpot worth 1,000x, which is likewise available to players who fill all 15 cells during the Bonus Game.
Playson has included two bonus-buy options, the higher of which unlocks a Super Bonus Game guaranteeing all three bonus mechanics. Two Extra Bet options are also available, raising the likelihood of triggering the Bonus Game or the Super Wheel feature.
Company comment
Anton Ivannikov, chief product officer at Playson, said the studio had given the Super Wheel mechanic a more prominent role by making it available across both base and bonus play, creating more opportunities to introduce new features and keep gameplay evolving. He added that the release, paired with its Vegas theme, reflected Playson’s continued focus on reworking established game concepts.
Playson operates across 29 regulated markets with more than 200 partners worldwide, and holds licences including those from the UK Gambling Commission, ONJN, HGC, SGA, AGCO, GRA, MinCetur, SPA and PAGCOR, alongside a recognition notice from the MGA.