How Cash Prizes are defined
Multipliers of the active bet
Every Power Wheel prize is stated as a multiple of the current bet. This gives the feature one consistent calculation across supported currencies and stake levels. The displayed monetary result changes with the bet, while the multiplier identity stays fixed.
Three standard numerical outcomes are published: 10x, 100x and 1,000x. MAX WIN represents the fourth possible Wheel result and corresponds to the game-wide 10,000x limit.
From individual Wheels to one total
When several Wheels activate, each reveals its own result. Numerical values are added before the bet is used. The sum creates a single feature multiplier that can then be converted into the final currency amount.
Addition keeps multi-Wheel outcomes transparent. A grid can present several prizes at once, yet the definitive win follows one formula. MAX WIN is the exception because it immediately resolves the round at 10,000x.
Enhanced row prize table
A horizontal row filled with five Wheels upgrades every position. The available outcomes become 100x, 1,000x or MAX WIN. The standard 10x value is excluded from this full-width state.
After the Wheels reveal, their numerical values are still added under the normal rule. A full row can therefore produce several high multipliers before the current bet is applied. Any MAX WIN result closes the sequence immediately.
Prizes stored by sticky Wheels
Whopping Wheels changes the timing of Cash Prize activation. Landed Wheels become sticky and remain inactive on the grid while three lives refill. Additional spins can place more Wheels into empty positions.
After the final life is consumed, all collected Wheels spin together. Their revealed values combine under the same addition system as the base game. A completely filled grid triggers the activation before the remaining lives are used.
MAX WIN from Wheels or Arrows
A Power Wheel can reveal MAX WIN directly. High-Roller FeatureSpins can also award 10,000x when five Power Arrows occupy one complete horizontal row. The routes differ, but both terminate at the same Cash Prize limit.
The Wheel route depends on a feature reveal. The Arrow route depends on maintaining one unbroken row through the descending five-reel sequence. The published maximum unifies these two outcomes.
Cash Prize readability on mobile
A compact screen needs clear multiplier labels because several Wheels may reveal together. Large numerals, simple cell borders and separate total-win areas allow the addition process to be read without resizing the board.
The official mobile page keeps high-contrast black, gold, white and blue elements. That palette also supports Wheel values and MAX WIN messaging inside the product. The calculation rules remain identical to desktop.
