On 12 March 2024, GameArt launched Clover Goes Wild three days before its Sweet Greens tournament got under way.
The Sweet Greens tournament ran from 15 to 24 March 2024, with €100,000 up for grabs and ten slots in contention.
It was the second of ten Yeet&Sweet 2024 tournaments, a season the studio had backed with €1 million in prizes.
Clover Goes Wild, an Irish-themed slot, made the line-up as GameArt's newest release.
Yeet&Sweet tournaments ranked players by win multiplier over their best 30-spin cycle, and the rules never spelled out the fate of free spins.
Left out of every selection from April to June, the game joined GameArt's reworked top five on 26 June 2024, alongside Great Buffalo Hold'n Win.
Clover Goes Wild was still among the ten games of Ultimate 100, the tournament that closed the season on 5 January 2025.
In 2025, GameArt's 10K Double Heat featured ten games over two heats, and Clover Goes Wild was not one of them.
Where online casinos are banned, only the free demo published by the Malta-based HTML5 slot provider lets you watch the game spin.
GameArt played two cards on the same day, 12 March 2024. It released Clover Goes Wild, a slot built for St Patrick's Day. Then it announced that its Sweet Greens tournament would open that Friday, with the clover as its newest recruit. Out on Tuesday, kick-off on Friday, St Patrick's Day on Sunday: 17 March fell right in the middle of the competition. For a seasonal release, it is hard to imagine a better shop window.
Sweet Greens has an article of its own, so here I follow the game from one line-up to the next, absences included. A St Patrick's Day slot still on display at New Year is worth a closer look.
Sweet Greens with three days to go: ten slots for mid-March
Sweet Greens, the second stop of the Yeet&Sweet 2024 season, opened on Friday 15 March 2024 and closed on 24 March. The studio had flagged it three days earlier in a countdown press release, with a €100,000 prize pool at stake. Yeet&Sweet, GameArt's tournament brand, had set aside €1 million for its 2024 season.
The selection mixed three profiles. The clover-themed slot arrived brand new. Great Buffalo Hold'n Win and Shining Royal 40 completed the trio of new releases, while Wild Marmalade and Lady Luck represented the classics.
The last five games came with a promise. The provider billed them as its “top-performing games”, slated for all ten tournaments of the season: Greek Pantheon Megaways™, 40 Super Blazing Sevens, Lucky Coins, Buffalo Sunset and Frozen Joker.
A release timed for St Patrick's Day
St Patrick's Day falls on 17 March every year, in honour of Ireland's patron saint. The launch press release for Clover Goes Wild invited players to celebrate the day with the game. Its clovers have four leaves, just like the lucky charm. On the reels, they rub shoulders with rainbows and beer barrels.
H2: Did Clover Goes Wild's free spins count on the leaderboard?
The rules GameArt publishes for its Yeet&Sweet 2024 tournaments do not say whether wins from free spins counted towards the leaderboard. They void any points won in the Gamble feature and state: “Only wins from the base game are counted.” In that sentence, the base game is set against the Gamble. Nothing in it says what happens to free spins.
That is no small detail for Clover Goes Wild, whose most distinctive mechanic plays out precisely in free spins. They run on four grids at once, one for each leaf on its clovers: 5 spins for three Scatters, 7 for four and 10 for five. A Wild that lands there is copied to the same spot on every grid after its own.
Its base game runs on 5 reels, 3 rows and 25 paylines, with medium volatility according to GameArt. The Rainbow Pot comes into play when two Scatters and a Wild land together: rays then turn symbols into Wilds or Scatters.
The scoring looked at nothing but the win multiplier: 100 points for every 1x, over the best complete cycle of 30 spins played for real money. If free spins counted, four grids had plenty of room to pump up a multiplier. If not, everything was decided in the base game, Rainbow Pot included. The rulebook stays silent, and I won't rule in its place. For the terms in detail, I'll point you to the complete Yeet&Sweet 2024 tournament calendar, which goes through them point by point.
How did Clover Goes Wild make GameArt's top five?
Clover Goes Wild entered the Yeet&Sweet top five on 26 June 2024, 106 days after its launch. It had not appeared in any of the three line-ups in between, and neither had Great Buffalo Hold'n Win. Candy Blossoms, the season's April tournament, went ahead without them. So did Lucky Loser in May and Joker's Sweets in June.
On 26 June, GameArt announced Fruitish, its late-July 2024 tournament. The Fruitish press release unveiled a revamped top five: 40 Super Blazing Sevens, Lucky Coins, Great Buffalo Hold'n Win, Clover Goes Wild and Xtreme Hot.
Three former pillars dropped out of the group: Greek Pantheon Megaways™, Buffalo Sunset and Frozen Joker. Yet the studio had announced them for the whole season, as recently as 14 May for Joker's Sweets. Six weeks on, it had reshuffled its hand of five, and two of the new cards came from Sweet Greens.
From Sweet Greens to Ultimate 100 in six line-ups
From March 2024 to January 2025, six selections published by GameArt are enough to trace the Irish-themed slot's path, gaps and all.
Yeet&Sweet tournament
Dates
Clover Goes Wild's status
Sweet Greens
15 to 24 March 2024
The studio's latest release among ten games
Candy Blossoms
19 to 28 April 2024
Not selected
Lucky Loser
10 to 19 May 2024
Not selected
Joker's Sweets
14 to 23 June 2024
Not selected
Fruitish
26 July to 4 August 2024
Entered the top five
Ultimate 100
27 December 2024 to 5 January 2025
One of the ten games picked
Sources: GameArt press releases of 12 March, 19 March, 12 April, 14 May and 26 June 2024, and the studio's Yeet&Sweet page.
Golden Dunes, the Egyptian-themed September event, took over from Fruitish. Sugar & Skulls followed around All Saints' Day, then Candy Cane Cup just before the holidays. Ultimate 100 closed the season with ten games, the summer's five pillars among them. Its €100,000 was shared among a hundred players, from €31,000 for the winner down to €100 for places 51 to 100.
Can you bank on that “top-performing” label? I read it as an in-house ranking, not a published statistic. At the very least, it shows that a slot from March ended up earning a spot in the studio's showcase.
Three new releases in March, two survivors in December
Of the three Sweet Greens newcomers, only two made GameArt's top five in June 2024.
Sweet Greens newcomer
Fruitish top five (July 2024)
Ultimate 100 selection (December 2024)
Clover Goes Wild
Yes
Yes
Great Buffalo Hold'n Win
Yes
Yes
Shining Royal 40
No
No
Sources: GameArt press releases of 12 March and 26 June 2024, and the studio's Yeet&Sweet page.
Shining Royal 40, the third March newcomer, shows up neither in that group nor among the Ultimate 100 games. The clover and the buffalo walked the same road, right down to the missed stops.
H2: What became of Clover Goes Wild after Ultimate 100?
The summer 2025 10K Double Heat went ahead without Clover Goes Wild. This GameArt tournament ran over two heats with ten games, from 5 to 15 June and then from 26 June to 6 July. Each heat reserved €5,000 in cash for five players, then free spins for places 6 to 50. The studio's competitions had changed scale: €10,000 in cash in 2025, compared with €1 million in prizes in 2024.
A real-money tournament, open only where the law allowed
Yeet&Sweet tournaments were played for real money only, according to GameArt's rules. So whether a player could take part depended on how their country treated online casinos. Online gambling has no global regulator. Even within the European Union, the European Commission notes that there is no EU law specific to gambling services: each country organises its own. Some countries allow every type of game online, while others only allow certain types such as betting or poker. In some markets, one operator holds a monopoly.
For anyone barred from real-money play, the free demo on GameArt's official game page remains the only open door. The Malta Gaming Authority reference on that page changes nothing. It points to the B2B licence issued in Malta that GameArt has held since 6 February 2023: a permit to supply operators, not to make a game legal in your country.
FAQs:
When was Clover Goes Wild released?
On Tuesday 12 March 2024, five days before St Patrick's Day. The Sweet Greens tournament opened the following Friday.
Who created Clover Goes Wild?
GameArt, a developer of online slots that holds a B2B licence from the Malta Gaming Authority.
Was Clover Goes Wild part of the Sweet Greens tournament?
Yes. It was one of the tournament's ten slots, and the newest title of them all.
Did Clover Goes Wild feature in every Yeet&Sweet 2024 tournament?
No. It was missing from the Candy Blossoms, Lucky Loser and Joker's Sweets line-ups, from April to June 2024. Sweetheart Dragon, in February, took place before it came out.
What was the Yeet&Sweet top five?
It was the group of five games that GameArt carried over from one tournament to the next. The studio considered them its best-performing titles, by its own criteria.
Did Clover Goes Wild end the season among GameArt's flagship games?
Yes. Ultimate 100, the December 2024 final, kept it alongside the other four games of the top five formed in June.
How were points calculated in Yeet&Sweet tournaments?
A win of ten times the stake was worth 1,000 points. The leaderboard took each player's best run of 30 spins, with the Gamble left out.
Was Clover Goes Wild in the 2025 10K Double Heat?
No. The ten games of that two-heat tournament did not include it.
Could you join the Yeet&Sweet tournaments from any country?
Not necessarily. You had to bet real money, and whether online casino games are legal depends on the country.
Is there a free demo of Clover Goes Wild?
Yes. The game's page on GameArt's website offers one.
