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Plentiful Treasure pokie: eight jackpots on one game
Most jackpot pokies give you one pot to chase. The Plentiful Treasure pokie gives you eight. Fair Go describes it with three features: eight progressive jackpots, a Hold and Spin feature and multi-level bonus rounds. Here's what each one means, how they tend to work together, and what you'll need to check in the game itself.
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Game info
Published facts only- Jackpots
- Eight progressive
- Main feature
- Hold and Spin
- Bonus rounds
- Multi-level
- RTP
- Not published
- Paylines and reels
- Not published
- Volatility, bet range, jackpot sizes
- Not published
Sources: Fair Go video slots page, Fair Go free pokies page. Checked 7 October 2026.

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What is the Plentiful Treasure pokie?
Plentiful Treasure is a jackpot game first and foremost. Of all the Fair Go pokies we cover, it carries the most progressive jackpots on a single title. Fair Go's description lists three things, and we've kept its wording:
- Multi-level bonus rounds
- Eight progressive jackpots
- Hold and Spin feature
That's the full published list. There's no RTP, payline count or volatility rating, so this guide sticks to explaining the three features and leaves the rest marked "Not published". The art you see on this page is our own. Fair Go hasn't supplied artwork for this title.
Eight progressive jackpots: how a jackpot ladder works
A game with several progressives usually arranges them as a ladder. The bottom rungs start small and are won fairly often. The top rung starts big, grows slowly and is rarely hit. Each pot grows from a slice of the bets placed on the game, and each one resets to its starting value when someone wins it. Our progressive jackpots guide covers that cycle in detail.
Fair Go doesn't publish the names, starting values or current sizes of Plentiful Treasure's eight jackpots. Nor does it say what triggers them, or whether a bigger bet improves your chances. If the game displays live jackpot meters, those are the figures to trust. For a simpler single progressive, compare Aztec's Millions. To see how this title compares with Fair Go's other jackpot games, visit our jackpot pokies page.
Hold and Spin in Plentiful Treasure
Hold and Spin is one of the most common feature types in modern pokies, and it's often where the jackpots live. The usual pattern runs like this:
- Land enough special symbols, often coins or orbs, to start the feature.
- Those symbols lock in place, and you get a small number of respins, usually three.
- Each new special symbol locks too, and in most versions it resets the respin count.
- When the respins run out, the locked symbols pay their values. Some may carry a jackpot.
Fair Go hasn't published Plentiful Treasure's exact Hold and Spin rules, so treat that as a guide to the genre, not a rulebook. The paytable confirms the trigger, the number of respins and which symbols can award a jackpot. Our pokies glossary defines the other terms you'll meet there.
Multi-level bonus rounds
"Multi-level" suggests the bonus doesn't end in one step. You may move up through stages, each with a richer prize than the last. That's a common design, but Fair Go doesn't say how many levels there are, how you climb them or what they pay. Before you play, open the game's help screen to see whether progress carries over between sessions or resets each time the bonus ends.
How to play Plentiful Treasure at Fair Go
- Search the lobby. Type "Plentiful Treasure" into Fair Go's game search.
- Open the jackpot rules. Look for how each jackpot is won and whether your bet size matters.
- Pick a stake that lasts. Jackpot games can run a long time between big moments, so make sure your budget covers plenty of spins.
- Know your limit. Decide the amount you're happy to spend and stop when it's gone. A near-miss on a jackpot doesn't make the next spin any likelier to hit. Free support is listed on our responsible gambling page.
If a top jackpot lands
Fair Go pays out up to $7,500 AUD per customer per week. A $30,000 jackpot would arrive over at least 4 weeks. Withdrawals also need a verified account first: Processed within 2 business days of the request; account verification required first. Get verified early so a big win isn't held up.
What Fair Go doesn't publish
- RTP. Fair Go's 97% figure is a catalogue average, not this title's.
- Paylines and reel layout. Not stated.
- Volatility and bet range. Not stated.
- Jackpot sizes, names and triggers. Not stated for any of the eight.
- Hold and Spin and bonus-level rules. Only in the game's paytable.
More jackpot pokies at Fair Go
Each of these has a jackpot named in Fair Go's own description: a progressive that grows with every spin, two progressive tiers, four named tiers and a progressive with a vault bonus.
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Plentiful Treasure FAQ
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Facts checked 8 October 2026 · page updated 9 October 2026