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Gold Cash Slot Overview

Sometimes slots decide to take the collecting-cash aspect of their premise a little more literally than normal. Inspired filled the 5x4 layout of its Gold Cash slot with different types of currency, meaning if you find winning symbols they could be coins or bills or even gold bars. 

Graphics and Theme

Most slots are technically about money, at least in the sense that you’d like to win some, but that doesn’t mean they’re themed around money. They might also include fruit or gems. Perhaps they’re fishing themed like Big Bass Floats My Boat.

The ones like the Gold Cash slot, where money is the sole reason for being, are rarer. We’re not in a literal bank vault like some slots of this type - we’re playing against a background that’s basically a red curtain, but when it comes to the reels, the symbols show cash in all its forms.

You can’t guarantee winning money when you’re playing slots, but when you’ve got a money theme, there’s a reasonable chance that you’ll see some coins, some banknotes and some ingots. In this case, it’s right there in the title. Gold for those shiny yellow bars, cash for the thick wads of dollars and the occasional gleaming coin of a scatter symbol. To fill out the paytable, a few traditional card symbols sit at the bottom.

Gold Cash RTP and Variance

The usual RTP of the Gold Cash slot is 96.5%, though some casinos may adjust it. The variance is low to medium - rated 4/10 by yInspired.

How to Play

Here's a quick look at the game's controls:

1. The first button is menu. You can use it to locate game info, full of all the details we couldn’t fit in our Gold Cash slot review.


2. There’s also a game history link. It might not say much now, but it could be useful for tracking your budget and limits later.


3. Back on the main screen, you can decide whether to mute the volume.


4. Clicking your current bet will reveal all available bet options, from the 20p minimum. Pick one.


5. You can spin by clicking the spin button or pushing the space bar on your keyboard. What you can’t do is control where the reels land.


6. Review your results, then decide whether to play on or whether you need a timeout.


7. When the fun stops, stop.

How to Win

Winning is an easy concept in slots like Gold Cash, though it’s not so easy to achieve in practice. Create combinations of between three and five identical symbols across one of the 40 paylines.

Most five-reel slots have three rows and this one has four, but other than that it’s fairly standard. After you win in the base game, you have the choice of whether or not to gamble. You also need to remember to be responsible, including self-exclusion if necessary.

Top Wins

• J and Q are at the bottom of the paytable. Their biggest win multiplier is x2 your bet.


• For the pyramid of gold bars, top of the regular symbols, the maximum win multiplier is x20.


• Wilds don’t pay in their own right but can substitute for regular symbols.


• The scatter symbol can pay up to x2500. 

Max-win 2,503x

Volatility Low to Med

Top RTP 96.50%

Stacked Wilds

Wilds improve your chance of finding winning symbols by sliding into the gap in an otherwise complete payline. In Gold Cash, they can appear in stacks. That means four of them on top of each other, one for every row. More wilds means better odds of winning.

Gamble

Lots of slots have a gamble feature, so you may have encountered similar mechanics before. After a successful spin, you’re given the option to either pocket the original award or increase your payout potential by taking an extra risk. The catch is you’ll lose your initial winnings if you get it wrong.

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Gamble features can be based on the toss of a coin or the turn of a card, but the one in Gold Cash is a little different. There’s a “dapple” light that travels over the potential win values. Some are higher than your original payout; some are lower. The aim is to stop the dapple on the biggest payout, worth x100, or at least an amount bigger than your starting figure. You can keep gambling until the dapple stops on either the top of bottom rung available.