Cash Falls
Light & Wonder · Sticky Symbols with Remaining Spins
How the game works and what to check
Start with the documented Cash Falls feature
A landed Fireball can remain on its reel for a limited number of subsequent paid spins. Additional qualifying symbols may refresh the local window, so the useful state includes positions, counts and remaining time.
Check that the game matches this guide. Read the help screen, note the bet and denomination, and check what stays on the screen after each spin. A different version may have different rules.
What is public and what members unlock
This free preview explains the feature and the rules to check. Members get the full guide, suggested starting points and the assumptions behind our estimates. Always check the machine in front of you.
- Sticky Symbols with Remaining Spins suggested starting points
- Bet / denomination checks
- Reset, pass and uncertainty conditions
- Machine-specific research notes and assumptions
Separate the visible fact from the inference
A landed Fireball can remain on its reel for a limited number of subsequent paid spins. Additional qualifying symbols may refresh the local window, so the useful state includes positions, counts and remaining time.
Fireball symbols already held on the reels and the remaining-spin counter attached to each active hold window.
Treating all visible Fireballs as permanently sticky. A short remaining window can expire before the relevant reel completes.
Exact held positions on each reel
Remaining spins for every active window
What refreshes a counter
Award and reset behavior when a reel fills
Continue with the complete member guide
The public preview introduces the visible state. APWebsite Pro members can continue into the machine-specific research, verification workflow and related evidence.
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