Leprechaun's Luck: Cash Collect Slot by Playtech

Everything on these reels routes through one blue badge. The Cash Collect symbol only ever lands on the rightmost reel, and when it shows up it sweeps in the value of every coin sitting on the grid and pays the lot at once. Those coins come in a few flavours. Most are gold discs stamped with a figure like 2.50 or 7.50, but the blue ones marked +3, +5 and +10 aren't cash on their own - they add to or multiply whatever the collector gathers, so a screen of small values can swing well past its face total.

The golden WILD shamrock covers the leprechaun, beer mug, pipe, boot and horseshoe, but never the coins. That distinction matters. It stacks, often filling a whole reel, so it builds the line wins on its own side of the game while the coins run their own collection beside it. A wild can't fake a collect.

The purple diamond coin is the one to chase. Collect it and the game opens a random jackpot pick across four fixed tiers: Mini at 20x, Minor 50x, Major 200x, and the Grand at 500x your stake, which also happens to be the game's top payout. No meter, nothing to fill. The diamond just needs to be on the reels when a collector fires.

Free-games coins behave the same way. Gather enough of them and the round drops into bonus spins, where the grid grows from three rows to six and the collectors stop sitting still. During this round the Cash Collect symbols travel across the taller grid, passing over more coins in a single sweep, which is where the bigger collected totals tend to come from.

The look is the standard St Patrick's postcard, done cleanly. Rolling green Irish hills and a rainbow behind an ornate Celtic-gold reel border, a grinning red-bearded leprechaun with a foaming pint at the top of the paytable, then a purple tankard, a smoking pipe, a blue buckled boot and a silver horseshoe over pastel card royals. The four jackpot plates line the top in red, blue, green and gold. No buy option here, so the coins have to land the hard way.