Leprechaun's Luck Cash Collect Megaways PowerPlay Jackpot Slot by Playtech

Most Megaways boards give you six reels. This one adds a seventh, a horizontal strip running across the top, and that top reel does the heavy lifting. It's the only place the Cash Collect symbol can land, and when it does, it sweeps up every Cash coin, Diamond Prize coin and Free Games coin sitting on the board below. Cash coins carry fixed values, so the collector is what turns scattered coins into a real payout. The ways count keeps shifting every spin, up to 86,436 at the top end.

Bright green hills roll under a big double rainbow, and the reels fill with a jolly ginger leprechaun, a purple frothy beer mug, a shiny gold boot and a silver horseshoe. The four-leaf-clover Wild stands in for all of them except the coins and the collector. Coins can also show up before a spin resolves: a pot may appear at the start of any spin and reveal Wilds, a single coin of any type, or the Cash Collect symbol itself.

Land a Diamond Prize coin alongside a Cash Collect and you win one of four fixed prizes at random, Mini at 20x, Minor at 50x, Major at 200x, or Grand at 500x. None of those are progressive and they repeat freely. Sitting apart from them are three networked progressives, the Mega, Peak and Mini PowerPlay, which drop at random on any spin and pool across other Playtech games running the same jackpot.

Free Games run off the blue coins. A collector gathers them and their combined values set your spin count. In the round, Cash Collect symbols land anywhere except the top reel, and any that lands on reels 2 through 6 sticks and slides one reel to the left on the next spin. One on reel 1 just vanishes, so the leftward creep is what keeps the round alive. This is part of the long-running Leprechaun's Luck line, and it's the busiest version of it yet.

Two Extra Bet options round things out. Double your stake to triple the odds of triggering free games, or pay 15x for a guaranteed collector locked on the top reel every spin. One honest warning though: this PowerPlay build returns well below average, because the cash feeding those progressive jackpots is pulled straight out of the base game. The base game caps at 2,365x and the progressives ride on top, so you're paying into that jackpot pool on every spin whether it ever lands for you or not.