Mostbet is running Playson's Power Chance jackpot feature for a full year, from 2 February 2026 through 1 February 2027, spanning the studio's participating slot catalog rather than a single title. Unlike a fixed-odds bonus round, Power Chance can fire on literally any spin regardless of whether that spin's own reel combination wins anything — which changes how it's worth thinking about compared to a standard in-game bonus feature.
How Power Chance Actually Triggers
The feature can activate on any spin, win or lose, and the published rules are explicit that the probability of triggering it has nothing to do with how long a session has been running — there's no warming-up period or increased chance the longer a player has been spinning. It's also always available rather than being unlocked through some separate condition, and critically, there's no additional deduction taken from the bet to participate — the chance of triggering Power Chance comes built into ordinary play rather than requiring an extra stake or side bet.
Four Prize Tiers, Explained in Real Terms
Landing the trigger awards one of four possible prizes. Three are straightforward bet multipliers: 100 times the bet, 200 times the bet, or 1,000 times the bet. A 1 USD bet hitting each of those tiers would return 100 USD, 200 USD, or 1,000 USD respectively; a 10 USD bet would scale the same three tiers to 1,000 USD, 2,000 USD, and 10,000 USD.
The fourth tier is different in kind rather than scale: a progressive jackpot built from a shared prize pool contributed to by every player across every participating game, growing continuously until someone wins it. Because it's pooled across the entire player base rather than tied to any individual's bet size, its value at any given moment is unrelated to what any one spin happens to be staking — it simply keeps climbing until a Power Chance trigger happens to land on that specific tier for whoever is playing at the time.
The Pick & Win Mini-Game
Triggering Power Chance launches a separate Pick & Win round, where the player selects from a set of options to reveal the prize. The published rules don't fully clarify the sequencing here — whether the specific tier (progressive, x1,000, x200, or x100) is determined before the mini-game starts and Pick & Win simply reveals which one was already assigned, or whether the mini-game itself is what determines which tier gets awarded. Either way, once Power Chance triggers, actually claiming the resulting prize runs through this separate selection step rather than being credited automatically.
Why a Bigger Bet Improves the Odds of a Bigger Prize
All four tiers are available regardless of how much is staked, but the rules specifically state that raising the bet increases the chance of landing a larger prize — not simply increasing the dollar value of a fixed-probability trigger, which is a distinction worth sitting with. A 1 USD bettor and a 20 USD bettor both have access to every tier, including the progressive jackpot, but the higher stake appears to shift the underlying probability distribution somewhat toward the larger tiers specifically, rather than just scaling the payout of an equally-likely trigger. The published rules don't quantify exactly how much that shift is, so it's a directional fact rather than a precise formula.
The Progressive Jackpot's Reset Cycle
When any player wins the progressive tier, Mostbet notifies all players of the win, and the jackpot itself resets afterward, beginning to accumulate again from that point. There's no stated minimum or guaranteed frequency for how often this happens — it depends entirely on how quickly the pool rebuilds and how the random triggers land across the whole player base contributing to it.
Which Games Actually Qualify
The promotion lists its participating games generally as covering the Playson catalog on Mostbet rather than naming a fixed, unchanging list of titles — a detail worth confirming against the live game list on the promotion page directly, since which specific slots carry the Power Chance feature can shift over the year-long campaign window even though the core mechanic itself doesn't change.