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Snoop Dogg: The Joker's Wild is a physical slot game manufactured by Everi on the Renegade 3600 cabinet. Based on the Snoop Dogg-hosted revival of the classic TBS television game show, it features standard mechanical play with 'Beat the Devil' and Pick Bonus features.
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Snoop Dogg: The Joker's Wild is a physical casino slot manufactured by Everi on its large-format Renegade 3600 cabinet, built around the TBS game show revival that Snoop Dogg hosted starting in October 2017. That show was itself a reboot of the classic Joker's Wild franchise, and the slot translates its central gimmick -- a giant on-set slot machine -- into an actual casino cabinet with Snoop-themed bonus rounds layered on top of standard mechanical play.
The original Joker's Wild game show dates back decades, but the version this slot is based on is Snoop Dogg Presents The Joker's Wild, which premiered on TBS on October 24, 2017, and was set inside a fictional casino built around a giant on-screen slot machine, oversized dice, and playing cards. Snoop Dogg has said the original show was a childhood favorite of his, and the revival mixed street-wise trivia with the show's classic slot-pull format; it was popular enough to get renewed for a second season in early 2018.
Everi built this game on its Renegade 3600, a large wide-area-progressive hardware platform designed to stand out on a casino floor. The cabinet uses three curved 43-inch monitors working together, paired with a sign-mounted speaker package to fill out the sound beyond what the individual gaming stations alone could produce -- a setup meant to recreate some of the scale of the TV show's giant slot machine.
The game layers a few named features onto standard reel play. A 'Beat the Devil' bonus plays out on the oversized shared reels above the bank of individual machines, giving players a shot at credit prizes with rising multipliers. Mini Reel symbols open up secondary bonus chances along with a bet-up incentive, and a Pick Bonus round is built to echo the choose-a-prize format familiar from the TV show itself.
Everi Games traces its roots to two older companies -- Global Cash Access, founded in 1998, and Multimedia Games, founded in 1991 -- which merged and took the unified Everi name in 2015. The company operates both a cash-access/fintech side of the business and a gaming-hardware side, and its slot cabinets, including the Renegade line, are built for both Class II and Class III casino markets.
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