Cascading reels

Winning symbols disappear and more fall in.

Key takeaways

  • Also called tumbles or avalanches.
  • Several wins from one stake.
  • Often paired with multipliers.
  • Standard on Megaways.

In shortOn a cascading machine, winning symbols are removed and new ones drop into the gaps, which can create further wins from the same spin.

How a cascade runs

  1. A spin lands and wins are paid.
  2. The winning symbols vanish.
  3. Symbols above drop down; new ones fill the top.
  4. Any new win is paid and the process repeats.
  5. The spin ends when no win forms.

Why designers use it

One stake can produce a chain of wins, and a multiplier that rises with each step turns a long chain into a large prize.

Examples

SlotDeveloperRTPVolatilityMax winLayout
Sweet BonanzaPragmatic PlayVaries by version (96.48% to 96.51% quoted)High21,100x6 reels, 5 rows
Gates of OlympusPragmatic Play96.50%High5,000x6 reels, 5 rows

Speed

A long cascade takes time, so cascading machines play fewer spins an hour than a simple line slot.

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Frequently asked questions

What are cascading reels?

Reels where winning symbols are replaced.

Same as tumbles?

Yes.

Do cascades cost extra?

No.

Which slots have them?

Sweet Bonanza, Gates of Olympus, Megaways titles.

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