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More Cash

🎰Provider
GameArt
📅Release date
🎨Theme
Jewels & Luxury
📊RTP
96.00%
⚡Volatility
High
📐Grid
5×3 · 15 paylines
🎮Demo
Yes — free
⚙️Mechanics
Wild Multiplier Free Spins
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More Cash slot review

Author: Andrey Terehov · Reviewed by: Viktor Koval · Updated

On a normal day, the till is emptied after every receipt; on a holiday shift, the takings pile up until closing. More Cash from GameArt, which bills itself as a high roller game, treats its wild multiplier the same way: in the base game it's wiped after each spin, in free spins it grows. The big idea: one multiplier, two very different behaviours.

The ledger: 15 paylines, RTP 96%, high volatility. The main mechanic is a wild multiplier on reels that doesn't reset during free spins but keeps building from spin to spin.

How does a wild become a multiplier?

Reels 2, 3 and 4 each have their own multiplier. When a wild on one of them is part of a win, that win is multiplied by the reel's multiplier. If several wilds take part, their multipliers are added together, and the total (shown in the top right corner) applies to every win with at least one wild in it.

What changes in free spins?

In the base game, the multiplier resets after every spin. Free spins play by different rules.

💰 A shift with no cash-out

  • The wild multiplier doesn't reset and keeps climbing on every spin where the rule applies.
  • Two adjacent wilds on reels 2–4 add 5 free spins.
  • Three wilds on reels 2–4 add 10 free spins.

Where does the risk sit at 96% RTP?

96% RTP and high volatility. Mechanically, the big stuff builds up in free spins, where the multiplier never resets, while every base game spin starts from scratch. No max win is listed.

⚠️ No wild, no multiplier

The multiplier only applies to wins that include a wild from reels 2–4. Regular wins without a wild aren't touched, in the base game or in free spins.

Credit

  • Multipliers from several wilds add up into one total.
  • In free spins, the multiplier builds from spin to spin.
  • Retriggers add 5 or 10 free spins, depending on the wilds.

Debit

  • Volatility is high.
  • In the base game, the multiplier is wiped after every spin.
  • Wins without a wild don't get multiplied.

Who should open this till?

Player profileVerdictWhy
Fans of free spin multipliers that build up🟢 YesIn free spins, the multiplier never resets and grows spin by spin.
Fans of multiplier wilds🟢 Likely yesReels 2–4 each carry their own multiplier, and they stack together.
Players who want multipliers on every win🟠 Likely noOnly wins with a wild get multiplied.
Players on a limited budget🟡 CautionVolatility is high, and the game pitches itself at high rollers.

⚡ Should you play More Cash?

The downside first: in the base game the multiplier lives for one spin, and volatility is high. In free spins, though, the till stays open, the multiplier keeps building, and wilds can extend the shift by 5 or 10 spins. If that trade-off works for you, More Cash is worth a try. The takings only grow on a shift with no cash-out.

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More Cash FAQ

1 How does Wild Win Multiplier work in More Cash?

Reels 2, 3 and 4 each have their own multiplier. If a Wild on one of them is part of a win, the amount is multiplied by that reel's multiplier.

2 Do Wild multipliers add up in More Cash?

Yes. If several Wilds on reels 2–4 are part of wins, their multipliers are added together. The total multiplier applies to all combinations where a Wild substituted for a symbol.

3 Does the multiplier reset during free spins in More Cash?

No. In the base game, the multiplier resets after each spin. During free spins, it carries over and grows with every spin where Wilds are part of a win.

4 How many extra free spins do Wilds award?

Two adjacent Wilds on reels 2–4 add 5 spins, and three Wilds add 10. The retrigger only works within a round that's already in progress.

5 What is the volatility of More Cash?

High, with an RTP of 96%. On 15 lines, wins land infrequently, but Wild multipliers can increase them significantly.

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