789 JACKPOTS by JOGJAIDE: understanding its points-and-minerals description

789 JACKPOTS has a store result that describes mining rather than a card table. The CV. JOGJAIDE ENTERPRISE listing, package com.gaes.gldrs, says points are used to extract minerals and different minerals correspond to different point values.

That is the specific product discussed here. It is not evidence about a separate cash-gaming service with a similar name.

Two roles for a number

The brief description gives points two possible roles in the stated activity: a resource used for an action and a measure associated with what is obtained. A reader therefore needs to know which number a screen is showing before interpreting a change.

A cost display, a mineral value and an accumulated total are different pieces of information. The listing does not explain their full calculation. It would be misleading to invent an exchange rate or assume that a larger mineral value always means a particular net increase.

What the description leaves open

The page does not publish the mineral distribution, every action cost or a complete progression system. It also does not establish a cash-redemption right. The word Jackpot in the title cannot fill in any of those missing rules.

Likewise, a higher-score objective does not mean there is a confirmed leaderboard prize. A score can simply measure play within a game.

For someone who expected rummy, the useful answer is immediate: this identified result describes a points-and-minerals activity. Its limited description supports that format, not card-hand rules or a free cash offer. Keeping the explanation at that scope is more useful than attaching an unrelated tutorial to a familiar search name.