Six magnets per axle
The original documentation describes unglued magnets, using six, three, two, one or none.
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LAUTIE's magnetic Jackpot line spans the original, 1.0 and 2.0. Explore documented handheld configurations, Deskset combinations and components, with materials and quantities kept specific to each configuration.
Read materials, components and quantities separately for the original handheld configurations and 2.0 Deskset. A shared family name does not make specifications interchangeable.
Browse every complete-configuration record in this guide’s research scope. Names identify documented combinations; material differences, research groups and accessories do not automatically establish official editions.
Table dates refer to the documentation, not necessarily the release. Confirmed release and quantity information appears in each record.
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The original handheld form changes number combinations through independent rotating axles. Magnet count changes feedback; adding or removing axle modules changes overall length.
The original documentation describes unglued magnets, using six, three, two, one or none.
Changing dice count changes assembly length rather than creating a material edition.
The similarly named Jackpot pendant belongs to a separate knife-pendant family and is outside this guide.
The handle set includes axle screws for zero dice (storage), one, two and three dice; longer screws were offered separately.
Identify the handheld configuration, then check dice count, axle length and included parts.
This is the original release's design description, not an extra-accessory count or a specification for 2.0.
The dice retain adjustable magnetic-axle feedback. A new 12-term random-event wheel on the base allows feedback adjustment through magnet count.
These are distinct rotating controls, with separate feedback adjustments.
Silicone feet support quiet tabletop use.
The complete configuration is pictured with three dice and a desktop base. The event wheel is fitted to the base, with tools and magnets stored underneath.
The desktop combination with dice; its components are not extra configurations.
Explicitly excludes dice; accepts dice from the documented handle version.
The maker describes up to 164 assembled parts, not 164 extra accessories in the box.
The standard steel complete configuration is 490 g, versus 399.7 g for its no-dice base. The zirconium equivalents are 436.5 g and 354 g.
The maker states a flexible 500 allocation shared by complete sets and no-dice bases.
The reviewed material gives no full dimensions or part-by-part finish specification.
The 11 November 2024 lucky-bag list names steel and zirconium specials, with 50 allocated to each. This is not a lifetime production total.
Do not automatically apply the standard 490 g and 436.5 g weights to the specials.
The 2.0 launch describes moving existing handle-version dice into the no-dice base. This establishes a specific assembly relationship, not universal interchangeability of all parts.
For handheld play with independent magnetic axles, start with the original handle configurations. For dice and a random-event wheel on the desk, compare the complete 2.0 Deskset configurations.
The documented no-dice 2.0 base accepts dice from the handle version. Check which configuration your dice belong to.
Standard 2.0 complete sets are listed at 490 g for steel and 436.5 g for zirconium. These values do not describe the original, 1.0 or anniversary configurations.
The 1.0 source name and pictured identity remain unresolved, so this guide does not recommend an unconfirmed configuration.
Complete-configuration record
Stainless steel + brass, documented complete weight 490 g.
Complete-configuration record
Zirconium + brass, documented complete weight 436.5 g.
Complete-configuration record
Seventh-anniversary special design in stainless steel, recorded separately from the standard configuration.
No verified photo is available for this entry yet. You can read its documented details below.
Complete-configuration record
Seventh-anniversary special design in zirconium, recorded separately from the standard configuration.
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Separately offered base without dice; the event wheel remains on the base.
No verified photo is available for this entry yet. You can read its documented details below.
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Separately offered base without dice; the event wheel remains on the base.
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The three dice shown in the complete configuration are components, not three extra configurations.
No verified photo is available for this entry yet. You can read its documented details below.
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A 12-term wheel on the desktop base with adjustable magnetic detents.
No verified photo is available for this entry yet. You can read its documented details below.
Bodies & components
Tools and feedback-adjustment magnets are integrated into underside storage.
Complete-configuration record
2023 launch handheld configuration in brass + stainless steel.
Complete-configuration record
2023 launch handheld configuration in stainless steel + zirconium.
Complete-configuration record
2023 launch handheld configuration in zirconium.
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Each axle contains six unglued magnets that can be removed or added; module count changes overall length.
No verified photo is available for this entry yet. You can read its documented details below.
Bodies & components
The handle set includes axle screws for zero dice (storage), one, two and three dice.
No verified photo is available for this entry yet. You can read its documented details below.
Bodies & components
Longer axle screws beyond the supplied range were offered separately; lengths, material and quantity are not specified.
No verified photo is available for this entry yet. You can read its documented details below.
Follow the family through its release documentation. Configuration identity under the 1.0 label still needs clarification, so the label does not add duplicate editions.
Magnetic axles and variable-length assembly; three launch handheld material configurations are recorded separately.
The 1.0 label is within this family, but current evidence does not establish an additional configuration distinct from the original handheld form; it is not counted again.
Steel and zirconium complete configurations, recorded separately from their no-dice bases.
Steel and zirconium specials, each with an event allocation of 50.
Compare original handheld and 2.0 configurations; missing specifications are not borrowed across generations.
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