iGaming content supplier Pragmatic Play has announced the launch of its new slot Money Stacks, combining a money collect feature with two bonus games.
The provider explains that classic symbols take center stage in this 6x4 slot with up to 4,096 ways to win and a money collect feature that can hit randomly on any spin in the base game.
During the feature, money symbols can land with either cash values of up to 20x the bet or one of three fixed jackpots: 25x (MINOR), 250x (MAJOR), or 2,500x (GRAND). The values of all money symbols on the screen are awarded when the diamond collect symbol hits on the same spin.
Three or more scatters unlock one of two bonus games. Players can choose to enter the bonus game with up to 30 free spins and random wild multipliers of 2x, 3x, or 5x, which increase the number of symbols they substitute for with a value equal to the multiplier. Hitting two, three, four, five, or six scatters during the round retriggers the feature with 5, 8, 12, 20, or 30 free spins respectively.
Alternatively, players can enter the bonus game with up to seven money spins. During this feature, only money and collect symbols can hit, and at least one collect symbol is guaranteed to land on every spin.
Money Stacks is the latest title in Pragmatic Play's Slots portfolio, following recent launches such as Bow of Artemis, 6 Jokers, and Big Bass Mission Fishin'.
Irina Cornides, Chief Operating Officer at Pragmatic Play, said: "Money Stacks expands Pragmatic Play's Slots portfolio with a money collect feature that can award one of several fixed jackpot amounts. Players can also choose between two electrifying bonus games as they spin for wins of up to 5,000x their bet."
In recent related news, gaming technology and services provider BetConstruct has announced the inclusion of Gates of FTN by Pragmatic Play, a B.F.T.H. Arena Awards’23 winning game, into the Ortak platform. According to BetConstruct, Gates of FTN offers players a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in a world where mythology and blockchain technology converge.