Vegas Cash Slot Review

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The most exciting parts of the Vegas Cash game come from the interactions between the special features and the multi-grid system.

Let’s start with the simpler mechanics. The shiny dollar sign is a Wild, which means it can substitute for any other regular symbol. Interestingly, the game seems to enjoy throwing Wilds out in groups of two or three on different rows of the same reel. If Wilds cover all 3 rows of a reel on one of the two sets, the three Wilds are copied to the other grid. If a Wild covers a Vegas Cash bonus symbol, you’ll get both a Wild and a Bonus on the same position. The game may refer to this system as Copycash™.

However, if two corresponding reels are covered in Wilds “naturally”, you’ll get a different bonus. To clarify, this means that all six positions in two vertically-aligned reels hit Wilds. Copycash Wilds don’t count.

This bonus is dubbed the High Roller. It can occur on all reels, including multiple ones per spin, up to 6. Additionally, High Rollers may randomly trigger during the base game.

The High Roller feature in Vegas Cash rolls a single prize wheel. Depending on the outcome, you can win either a multiplier or a cash Jackpot. Multipliers can be 2x, 3x, 5x, 7x, and 10x. Any multipliers hit are applied to any wins in the same round. To be clear – if you have no line wins that round, you still get nothing.

The Microgaming Vegas Cash Jackpot is instead a straightforward cash prize. It also acts as the maximum payout in Vegas Cash slots.

The casino chip symbol is the Bonus symbol. 3, 4, 5, or 6 of these award 10, 15, 20, or 25 Vegas Cash free spins, respectively.