Cash Truck

A convoy of scavengers is chasing the same target you are in Quickspin's Cash Truck: a big rig loaded with cash, glimpsed from behind as it rattles down a straight desert road bordered by tall rock formations. Five reels carry the action, each one holding anywhere from four to seven symbol spots, and a good portion of those spots start each spin locked shut until wins start clearing space for them.

The pay table runs eleven symbols deep. Playing-card suits sit at the bottom, paying up to 0.6x the bet for a five-symbol line, three named characters plus a blade, a jerrycan and a similar prop make up the mid-tier at 0.8x to 2x, and one standout character symbol caps the sheet at 5x for five in a row. A wild is free to land anywhere on the grid, substitutes for every symbol bar the scatter, and matches whatever the top premium symbol is worth when it lines up by itself.

Every win removes its symbols from the grid, drops fresh ones in from above, and frees three more locked spaces beneath — a tumble sequence that keeps repeating until a spin finally comes up empty. Two scatters showing at once isn't quite enough to unlock the bonus round, but it does activate a Second Chance: the grid is wiped except for those two scatters, new symbols fall to refill it, and the reels get a second attempt at finding a third. Three scatters landed together is what actually starts the Truck Raider Bonus Game, which opens with three Cash Stack symbols scattered across the grid and a spin counter set to three, refreshed again every time a new symbol lands. Six special symbols can also turn up alongside the plain cash values: one opens three of the locked spaces, two feed their value into every other unlocked symbol on the board — the stronger of the pair doing that again on each following spin — a further two work the opposite way, drawing value in from everywhere else on the grid to grow themselves, and the last simply doubles its own total whenever the counter drops back to three; Quickspin names this last group the Expander, Booster, Super Booster, Grabber, Super Grabber and Doubler. Once the spins are gone, the grid's total value pays out as a stake multiple.

Buying straight into the feature costs 90x the bet for the standard round, or 360x for a version that starts with a Doubler guaranteed. Quickspin sets the default return at 96%, falling to 94% and 90% respectively under those two buy options, and volatility is rated at the top of the scale, 5 out of 5. Stakes run 0.20 to 100 a spin, the game tops out at 25,000x, and just under a quarter of all spins produce some kind of win.