CherryPop

Our recorded CherryPop bonus

We have opened CherryPop once on 11 Aug 2026 on stream and logged the result. The best of them paid 24.8× the bet. That is too few open to say anything about how the game behaves — it is a record of what happened on that occasion, nothing more.

Avatar Ux built CherryPop as the third slot in its PopWins lineup, following two entries with a more Eastern visual identity, and swung the theme back toward a straightforward fruit-machine look — pink-framed reels, a purple-and-blue backdrop, and a synth-driven soundtrack. The base grid is five reels by three rows, but that height is only a starting point: PopWins clears every winning symbol, drops in two replacements per gap, and pushes the reel height up as a result.

Thirteen paying symbols fill the reels, running from 10 through Ace at the bottom of the table up through grapes, melons, oranges, horseshoes, clovers, bells, and diamonds, with cherries as the top regular symbol — worth up to 15x for five of a kind, and only reachable once PopWins or Free Spins are already in motion. Wins are read from the first reel or the fifth, giving 243 ways to win at the starting grid size, doubled to 486 once the both-ways payout is factored in.

Each PopWin can chain into another if the new symbols create a fresh match, and the process keeps going until a spin lands with no winner. Getting all five reels to six rows high triggers five Free Spins — but before they start, there's a Gamble Wheel: land on a winning segment and the spin count can climb to 16, land on the wrong one and the feature is lost entirely. Inside Free Spins, a multiplier starts at 2x and climbs by 1 with every PopWin, with no ceiling, while reels can now stretch to nine rows for a maximum of 59,049 ways to win. Reach that full nine-row grid and the multiplier jumps by 3 immediately, with every later PopWin then worth 4x instead of 1x. A spin without a PopWin doesn't reset the reels fully — they only shrink back to whatever height the shortest reel had reached.

CherryPop pays 96.14% back over the long run, hits on roughly 1 in 5 spins according to its published 22% hit frequency, and carries a 20,000x ceiling on the max win — numbers that fit a high-volatility label, since the base game outside of PopWins chains tends to be quiet. Stakes run from 0.20 up to 40 per spin, and there's a 75x buy-in for players who'd rather skip straight to Free Spins.