3 Super Fortune Trees Slot Review
Three bonsai money trees stand in gold pots above the reels, each sprouting coins in its own colour, while a prize wheel too wide for the screen crowds the sky above a waterfall dusk. 3 Super Fortune Trees is built upside down: the crane pays exactly what the 10 pays, so there is nothing to win on the reel face itself, and everything that matters happens in the coloured symbols and the machinery stacked above them.
Kendoo’s take on the money tree theme runs on a 5×3 grid with 25 paylines. There’s no RTP figure for this one, and the ceiling on offer is the 1,000x Grand Jackpot. The trees fill with coins as you play; the wheel waits.
Base Game & Features
The base game is a classic 25-line setup on a 5×3 grid, dressed in a candy-bright East Asian landscape: a waterfall tumbling down the right-hand side, violet-and-peach mountains behind it, and a stack of gold-framed jackpot plaques running down the left beneath the red-and-gold logo. Gold sparkles drift across the purple sky. It’s a look built to be read at a glance on a phone.
The symbol set runs from the crane, teapot, fan, pipa and peach through the lotus flower and down to the A, K, Q, J and 10 royals. Every symbol in the game draws on the same value ladder, which is unusual and keeps the paytable flat. The crane pays exactly what the 10 pays, and there’s no premium tier waiting further up:
- Two matching symbols: 0.10
- Three matching symbols: 0.50
- Four matching symbols: 2.00
- Five matching symbols: 6.00
A gold-framed Princess wild appears over the reels in play frames and stands in for the paying symbols.
The three trees above the grid are doing more than decorating. Each one fills with coins and fruit across successive spins, colour-coded blue, pink and green, and each colour feeds a different feature in the bonus round. A jackpot-style MINOR coin can land on the reels during ordinary play too, a small reminder of what the round above is chasing. The base game’s job is to keep those trees fed.
3 Super Fortune Trees Bonus Game, Super Wheel & Jackpots
The Bonus Game
Bonus symbols land on the reels and, when they trigger, the game becomes a hold-and-win round. Every Bonus symbol that lands sticks in place. You start with three respins, and each new Bonus symbol that lands puts the respins back to three.
The round runs until the respins run out or all 15 positions fill with Bonus symbols. At the end, the values of every Bonus symbol on the reels are summed and paid out as the Bonus Win. Filling the grid is also how the Grand Jackpot arrives, so a full board pays twice over: once for the summed values, once for the 1,000x prize.
The Super Wheel
That enormous golden wheel crowning the screen isn’t set dressing. Every time you enter the Bonus Game, you get one spin of it first, and it can upgrade the round you’re about to play: a single Bonus Game becomes a double, and a double becomes a triple.
The wheel’s other prizes:
- Mystery Feature
- Multi Feature
- Collect Feature
- Additional Bonus symbols at the start of Bonus Game
- One of the Mini, Minor or Major jackpots
Mystery, Multi and Collect Features
The three trees above the reels each own a Bonus symbol colour: blue for Mystery, violet for Multi, green for Collect. Blue, violet and green Bonus symbols landing in the base game each have a chance to trigger the Bonus Game carrying their feature, and several or all three features can trigger in the same spin. That’s the promise those filling trees have been keeping score of.
Inside the round, a blue Bonus symbol rewards one of the Mini, Minor or Major jackpots. A violet Bonus symbol multiplies some of the Bonus symbols on the reels by x2, x3 or x5, applied immediately after the spin it lands on, and the violet symbol then takes a random value of its own. A green Bonus symbol gathers every symbol value on the reels and adds them all to its own, which makes a late green landing the most valuable single symbol in the game.
Jackpots
Mini, Minor and Major Bonus symbols appear at random during the Bonus Game, and any three of a kind pay their jackpot. The ladder:
- Mini Jackpot: 15x
- Minor Jackpot: 30x
- Major Jackpot: 100x
- Grand Jackpot: 1,000x, for 15 Bonus symbols of any type on the reels
The Grand’s 1,000x is the game’s ceiling.
Power-Up and Bonus Buy
The Power-Up menu sells the bonus round outright, with the round triggering immediately after purchase at the triggering bet. You can’t buy if your balance won’t cover it. The prices:
- Bonus Game: 100.00
- Super Bonus Game: 175.00
The Super Bonus Game’s premium buys a better starting position, which at these prices is the difference between a round worth chasing and one you’ve overpaid for.
Gamble Feature
Any win of 5x your total bet or more can be gambled. You can risk winnings between 5x and 70x to increase them by 1.5x, or gamble winnings between 5x and 45x to win the Bonus Game outright.
The gamble is a wheel with a win zone and a lose zone. Hitting the win zone awards the Bonus Game immediately; the lose zone forfeits the gambled win. Your chances of winning the Bonus Game improve the more you gamble, so the feature rewards conviction over caution. It can be switched on or off, including for autospins, in the Power-Up popup.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 7.1/10
Playing this one is a long spell of feeding the trees and watching the wheel, punctuated by small line wins that never pretend to be the point. The reason to sit down at it is the round those trees are counting towards, and it’s a round worth counting towards.
The strength is that the bonus round stacks. A single entry can carry all three features at once, arrive doubled or trebled off the Super Wheel, and still have a full-grid Grand in play, which is more layered than most hold-and-win games manage. The weakness is the road there: a flat paytable where the crane and the 10 pay identically, and no RTP published, so the base game gives you nothing to chew on while you wait.
This is one for hold-and-win players who enjoy the build and like a jackpot ladder to aim at. If you want a base game that pays its own way between bonuses, the trees won’t grow for you.
3 Super Fortune Trees FAQs
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How do you trigger the Bonus Game in 3 Super Fortune Trees?
Bonus symbols land on the reels as you spin, and they can trigger the Bonus Game directly. Blue, violet and green symbols each carry a chance of triggering the round with their feature attached, and several features can trigger in the same spin. -
What does the Super Wheel do in 3 Super Fortune Trees?
You get one spin of the Super Wheel every time you enter the Bonus Game. It can upgrade a single Bonus Game to a double, or a double to a triple, and it can also award the Mystery, Multi or Collect features, extra Bonus symbols at the start of the round, or one of the Mini, Minor and Major jackpots. -
How do you win the Grand Jackpot in 3 Super Fortune Trees?
The Grand Jackpot pays 1,000x and is won by collecting 15 Bonus symbols of any type on the reels during the Bonus Game. The Mini, Minor and Major jackpots pay 15x, 30x and 100x respectively for three matching jackpot symbols. -
Can you buy the bonus on 3 Super Fortune Trees?
Yes. The Power-Up menu offers a Bonus Game purchase for 100.00 and a Super Bonus Game for 175.00. The round triggers immediately after purchase at the triggering bet, provided your balance covers the price. -
How many paylines does 3 Super Fortune Trees have?
The game has 25 paylines on its 5×3 grid. -
What is the grid size of 3 Super Fortune Trees?
It’s a 5×3 grid: five reels and three rows, with 25 paylines running across them. -
Who makes 3 Super Fortune Trees?
3 Super Fortune Trees is made by Kendoo. -
When is 3 Super Fortune Trees released?
3 Super Fortune Trees’ release date is 9 September 2026.
