Jackpot

Two 1,851 hp MTU engines are the number that defines Jackpot: enough power to move 570 gross tons at a steady 14-knot cruise, with 16 knots in hand. Christensen built her, delivered in 2020, and she lies today in Alaska.

Build and provenance

Jackpot is a Christensen motor yacht, delivered by the yard in 2020 with a fibreglass monohull and teak decks, classed with ABS for unlimited cruising. She measures 50 metres, or 164 feet, with a beam of 29 metres and a draft of 2.2 metres, and carries 570 gross tons. The yard designed her in-house, inside and out, the same builder responsible for the whole build.

Layout and accommodation

Twelve guests sleep in six staterooms, looked after by a crew of ten, close to a one-to-one ratio that keeps service unhurried even with a full guest list.

Performance and engineering

Two 1,851 hp MTU 12V 4000 M53 engines run on diesel and give Jackpot a 14-knot cruise with 16 knots available at full throttle, the pace of a displacement hull built to cover distance steadily. A tender rounds out the practical side of the boat for a guest wanting to get ashore without waiting on the crew.

On deck and at anchor

A jacuzzi and a sun deck give Jackpot her outdoor living space, and a helipad and a lift between decks add to her scope for guests moving around the boat. Satellite TV and WiFi keep her connected at anchor.

Where she lies and how to see her

Jackpot lies in Alaska. We arrange viewings on board and attend them with you, and once an offer is accepted, a survey and sea trial follow before handover.