Super 60 Stars

Super 60 Stars Overview

Super 60 Stars is a Red Rake Gaming fruit machine on a 5x3 grid with 30 paylines, running a 95.3% RTP and a maximum win of 1,000x the bet. Two jackpot panels sit above the reels and a multiplier ladder runs down both sides – the classic symbols are a front for a much busier machine.

All the figures below were read from demo play at a €9.00 stake.

Theme and Graphics

The cabinet is rendered in blue and chrome: a metal frame with star studs along the bottom, blue glass side panels, and the grid lit from behind like a bar-top machine. Stars are everywhere – in the frame, in the logo, in the side columns – and the whole thing has the slightly gaudy look of a 1990s arcade unit, which is clearly deliberate.

The symbols are classic fruit-machine stock brought up to date: flaming sevens in three colours, single and 5 BAR blocks, gold bells, cherries and grapes. Three special symbols sit alongside them – a green WILD, a silver BONUS plaque and a red SPIN badge – plus a SUPER STARS disc and the SUPER 60 logo.

Two Jackpots

The panels across the top read FUSION GRAND 9,000€ and GOLD GRAND 1,350€.

Against the €9.00 stake used in the captures those are 1,000x and 150x – and the Fusion Grand at 1,000x is exactly the game’s published maximum win. On this machine the top jackpot is not one route to the ceiling, it is the ceiling.

The Multiplier Ladder

Both side columns carry a ladder of multipliers: x4, x6, x8, x10, x12, x16, x25 and x50, with the active rung lit.

Eight rungs is a long ladder for a fruit machine, and the spread matters: the jump from x25 to x50 doubles, while the steps at the bottom add only two at a time. Climbing the lower half is routine; reaching the top two rungs is the game’s real event.

What the Symbols Pay

At the €9.00 stake the wild leads at 300.00 for five – 33x the bet – with 60.00 for four. The red flaming seven follows at 150.00 (16.7x), the orange at 75.00 and the yellow at 60.00.

★ The pay table also rewards mixed combinations, which is a classic-machine touch worth knowing: ANY MIXED sevens pay 18.00 for five, and mixed BARs pay 6.00. You do not need matching colours to get something back.

Below those, the 5 BAR pays 30.00 for five, the single BAR 15.00, and the bells and cherries 15.00 each. Against a 9.00 spin, most ordinary line wins land between a third of the stake and three times it – the captures show 3.00, 8.59, 19.20, 27.00 and 33.00.

The Rules Red Rake Spells Out

The pay table closes with three lines that are worth reading before you play:

The wild substitutes for all symbols except the SUPER STARS, BONUS and SPIN symbols – so the three feature symbols cannot be faked. If a line pays more than one win, the highest win is paid – no stacking on a single line. And all combinations are paid from left to right on adjacent reels, starting from the leftmost reel – no right-to-left wins on this one.

Those are conventional rules, but stating them plainly is unusual and makes the 30-line board easier to read than most.

Three Feature Symbols

SUPER STARS, BONUS and SPIN each land as distinct plaques rather than sharing a single scatter. The captures show three SUPER STARS discs on one board and a BONUS plaque on another, and the SPIN badge turning up on the right-hand reels.

Having three separate feature entries on one machine is what justifies the two jackpots and the eight-rung ladder – there is more than one way into the game’s upper half, even if the base pay table is modest.

Reading the Cabinet

The controls sit in a chrome strip under the glass: BALANCE on the left, WIN in the middle, TOTAL BET with its steppers beside it, then AUTO SPIN and a large SPIN button. A PAY TABLE tab is tucked under the balance field, which is where the rules above come from.

Winning lines are drawn as thin white traces across the reels, and because there are thirty of them a decent board looks like a cat’s cradle – one capture shows six separate lines crossing for a 33.00 win. The amount itself appears in the middle of the grid in white, over the reels rather than beside them.

The two jackpot panels stay lit at all times in their own colours – purple for Fusion, red for Gold – with a gold coin icon between them. On a machine this busy, that constant reminder of what is at stake is doing a job.

How a Session Feels

The balance in the captures moved from 982.00 down through 976.00, 934.30, 924.70 and 870.40 – a slow, steady drift punctuated by small wins. That is the rhythm of a 30-line classic: something pays on most spins, but rarely more than a few times the stake.

At 95.3% the RTP is below the current average, and with a 1,000x ceiling this is not a game for chasing enormous multipliers. What it offers instead is density – thirty lines, mixed-symbol payouts and three feature symbols all working on the same small board.

Who Should Play It

Super 60 Stars suits players who like classic fruit machines but want jackpots and a multiplier ladder attached. Everything is visible at once: the two jackpot panels, the ladder on both sides, the thirty lines drawn across the glass.

Anyone who prefers modern mechanics – cascades, cluster pays, big buy features – will find it dated by design. And the 95.3% return is a real cost for the nostalgia.

Where to Play Super 60 Stars

You can try this game on 7gold Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 400% up to £1500 for a limited time.

Super 60 Stars was listed in the 7gold game library under Red Rake Gaming when we checked on 18 September 2026.