Why would you want to share your jackpot with everyone else who's playing? Good question, but the title of this game might be a little misleading; in fact, the person who triggers the jackpot takes home the lion's share of the winnings.

This game is the closest that many of us will come to appearing on a game show. It's a lot of fun to play and there are some huge wins to be had. What more could you possibly want?

Everybody's Jackpot boasts a fabulous 3D animated game show theme that bears more than a passing resemblance to Buzz: The Music Quiz, an old Playstation 2 game.

From the stage itself through to the glamorous assistant and even the host's gleaming white teeth, everything is rendered beautifully and looks just great. A few custom reel icons include flashy prizes like gold watches and stacks of cash but the rest are just card symbols (A, K, Q, J etc.), albeit bright neon ones.

The background music plods along but doesn't quite match the game show excitement of the cinematic intro until you reach the bonus round.

Everybody's Jackpot's gameplay is a little different to your average video pokie in that it only has 3 reels and 3 rows, with a total of 8 paylines.

That's not many compared to a lot of other slots out there, although you do experience small wins every few spins, so the game really needs to have something special to set it apart from competitors.

Fortunately, it does! The jackpot mentioned in the title of a game is a progressive that keeps building until someone triggers it. But only 70% of it goes to the player responsible for triggering it; the rest goes to...everybody!

Once players have wagered enough to qualify over the course of a 24 hour period, they are then eligible to win a percentage of the progressive jackpot when it's triggered. On that basis alone, you might want to keep qualifying with a particular casino to see what sort of share of the jackpot you receive.

This title isn't as popular as it once was, so jackpots may not always number in the hundreds of thousands of AUD like they used to, but it's still available at plenty of online casinos and often has some big prizes as a result.

Everybody's Jackpot is all about that big, progressive cash prize. The lack of paylines means you won't experience much in the way of big wins during standard play, although the free spins bonus round can help to pad your bankroll.

It's difficult to predict how the game will turn out – in fact, there's no scientific way to determine when a progressive prize is due to pay out – but, if someone does trigger the jackpot while you're qualified, you could easily get back what you spent on the session in the first place.

If you're hankering for a new progressive title and Everybody's Jackpot feels like it's due to pay out, you might like to give it a try!

As the name suggests, this title grants qualifying players who have been active in the last 24 hours a share of its progressive jackpot when triggered. Couple that with a unique 3x3 format and gameshow-esque visuals, and it's easy to see why Everybody's Jackpot has a bit of a cult following. The game has just 8 paylines, so it can feel quite volatile at times but it's definitely one you'll want to try if you've ever seen a progressive jackpot being triggered on a game you're playing and thought "that could have been me!" With Everybody's Jackpot, it really WOULD have been you.