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Game Overview

LogicLabs, in collaboration with Playtech, presents Cash Reveal, a very basic slot with just one payline and no symbols on the reels! Can you line up the cash values to win? Let’s learn more as I walk you through our full game review.

Theme & Design

Cash Reveal was developed by LogicLabs, a Playtech-owned game studio that works independently but pushes out their games across Playtech’s large distribution network. Visually, Cash Reveal is about as basic as it comes. The reels, of which there are only three, sit in the middle of the screen, and the background is a plain green screen with black lines, and that, my friends, is really all there is to this very basic online slot.

To be completely honest with you, Cash Reveal It’s a world away from more modern-looking Playtech releases like Wizzy Trix or Piggy Mania, which do look quite good in our opinion. There is literally nothing else going on in Cash Reveal, so, if you’re looking for a slot that looks the part, this probably isn’t a game for you.

Cash Reveal Gameplay & Features

Cash Reveal is designed around a very simple 3×1 layout. There is no payline, as, instead, numbers can land on the reels, and your goal is to land these from left to right. The number that ends up being displayed is the total you win, and the possible numbered values that can land are 0, 00, .10, .20, .50, 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, and 50.

The reels also contain blank (no value) spaces. So, for example, if, on the first reel, you landed a 1, the second reel landed a 0, and the third reel landed a 0, your total payout would be 1x. Now, the game also pays if you land a cash value on the second or third reel only, so, for example, landing a 0.20 symbol on the third reel and a blank space on reels 1 and 2 would award you a payout of 0.2x.

If the first reel starts with a whole number, 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, or 50, then any subsequent numbers that land on later reels become those numbers. So, for example, landing a 5 on the first reel and 0 on the second and 0 on the third, this would be worth 500x.