Cash Vegas Triple Wild Slot by Genii

The Cash Vegas sequel keeps the original's classic-cabinet look and bolts a single new mechanic onto reel 3. That mechanic is the whole reason to play it. The Triple Wild substitutes like a normal Wild but tags any winning line it joins with a flat x3 multiplier, and it only ever lands on the middle reel. Hit a paying combo through reel 3 and the math triples automatically. The standard Wild fills in everywhere else without the multiplier.

The paytable is short - just seven paying symbols, no royals, pure fruit-machine roster. Cherries and a single lemon at the bottom, three colour-coded BAR stacks in the middle (red triple, green double, yellow single), a polished gold bell, and the purple-and-gold CASH VEGAS diamond logo at the top. That logo pays 777 coins for five of a kind, which is the Triple-7 Vegas jackpot motif baked directly into the math rather than printed on a symbol. The marquee-bulb 777 itself is the Scatter, lit up with little gold dots like a casino sign, and three or more anywhere drops 7, 10, or 14 free spins.

Free Spins keep the Triple Wild active, which is where the round earns its keep - x3 multipliers stacking through the same five paylines that defined the base game. They also retrigger, which is genuinely uncommon for Genii. Most of their releases burn the bonus once and end it. Here you can keep adding spins without leaving the round.

Five paylines on a 5x3 grid is the other deliberate choice. It pushes variance up because every win has to thread a small number of fixed lines, and the Triple Wild's reel-3 restriction means you're often watching that single column to see if the spin pays anything at all. The chip cap also runs unusually high for a Cash Vegas title - up to a dollar per coin, so the bet ladder reaches further than the cabinet style suggests.

Visually it leans hard into old-school cabinet design. Gold-trimmed metal frame around the reels, a black reel background, and two curved walls of red and yellow marquee bulbs receding into the dark on either side - the kind of bulb borders you'd see wrapping a real Vegas Strip slot machine from twenty years ago. No animation flourishes, no cinematic intro, just the cabinet and the symbols. If you wanted free spins, retriggers, and a clean x3 mechanic without anything else getting in the way, that's what's here.