Coyote Gold LootDrop Slot by AvatarUX

The paytable is almost comically thin. Five-of-a-kind on the top symbol pays 0.9x your bet. That's not a typo, and it's not an oversight - the entire math model ignores traditional symbol matching. Instead, every winning combination triggers the LootDrop mechanic: winning symbols explode off the grid, and every empty cell left behind fills with a Cash Prize (anywhere from 0.5x to 10x), a Wild, a Cash Jail collector, or a Bonus scatter. Those cash values stay visible on the reels, sitting there, waiting to be collected.

Cash Jail is the collector. When it lands, it sweeps every visible Cash Prize on the grid and pays the total. In base game spins, the Cash Jail disappears after one collection. During the bonus round it turns sticky, drops to the bottom of reel 5, and collects again on every subsequent spin for the rest of the feature. Three golden roadrunner scatters trigger the bonus with free spins, and each scatter landing during the round adds 2 more. Cash Prize values inflate inside the bonus too - individual cells go up to 5,000x, which is where the 10,000x cap becomes reachable through a single Cash Jail sweep.

Red rock canyons and golden-hour desert light set the western backdrop, but the symbol set leans pure Looney Tunes. Purple ACME anvils, red dynamite alarm clocks, yellow radioactive barrels, horseshoe magnets, and ray guns fill the 5x4 grid across 1,024 ways. It looks like a cartoon coyote's workshop exploded across the desert.

Three XPRESS buy tiers at 60x, 120x, and 200x jump straight into the bonus at different scatter counts. An Ante Bet option at 1.5x your stake doubles the scatter frequency during base play, with payouts still calculated from the original bet. Given that the paytable basically pays nothing on its own, the Ante Bet feels less like an optional toggle and more like the intended way to play.