All That Cash Slot Review & Free Play

All That Cash: More Like All That Disappointment

As soon as I opened the game, I got a familiar feel about its mechanics. To be more precise, it plays a bit like Super X from Pragmatic Play. I must admit that it was pretty easy to start playing and get the hang of the game. The interface is simple and intuitive, and the rules themselves are easy to understand.

Now, as you can guess from the looks of it, the potential payout multipliers can go pretty high, but honestly, my gameplay experience was uneventful at best. After tinkering with the bet values and even trying the autoplay function for some rounds, I came to the conclusion that either I was not that lucky or the slot is really not that profitable.

One of the downsides of All That Cash is the absence of special features. The only noticeable quirk of it is the Jackpot symbol that can appear on a reel and awards you 10,000 the bet values. I think it’s almost impossible to get it, so don’t count on it if you plan on playing the slot for just a bit.

I must admit that graphic wise, the slot looks nice, and because of the way it’s played, each spin was thrilling enough to keep me glued to the game for some time. While it’s certainly not my favorite slot out there, it has its strong points and I’ll choose it over many others I've tried so far. If you’re planning on giving it a chance, I would advise starting off with a small bet, so you get the jist of it first. Remember that winning big requires some luck, and if you’re not getting that much out of All That Cash, maybe it is for the best to move on to some other titles. You can even try out Super X, which I've mentioned in the beginning.