Tin Can Cash Slot Review, Demo Play, Payout, Free Spins & Bonuses

Tin Can Cash Review

Inspired Gaming’s somewhat unlikely hit release, Big Bonus, seems to be the inspiration behind Tin Can Cash, as both games are visually simple with an equally simple indefinite free spins concept. You’re not trying to stay below a certain win cap to keep going this time though. Instead, the main attraction in this fairground slot is all about keeping tin cans off the top of the reels, which also happens to increase the global win multiplier.

The base game is a barebones grind, with only wilds to help you out, and nothing overly exciting will happen until you trigger the bonus round. Removing tin cans via baseball wilds (and occasional Super Wilds) is fun though, and the feature can go on for a good while as you rack up an ever-growing win multiplier. The max win is capped at £250,000, which is decent, but the 95 % RTP is teetering on the deal-breaker edge.

Tin Can Cash Slot Features

The premium symbols pay between 4 and 25 x your stake for 5 of a kind wins, and the baseball Wild symbol steps in for all regular pay symbols to help complete winning combinations. In addition, there is a Super Wild symbol that only appears in the bonus round, and there are no other base game features.

The Bonus Round triggers when you land 3+ tin can scatters anywhere in view, and it does not come with a fixed amount of free spins. Instead, the feature goes on until all 5 reels have a tin can above them after the spin stops, but let’s not get ahead of ourselves.

Tin cans can pop up above the reels randomly at the start of a free spin, and regular wild symbols remove the tin can above the reel where they land. Each removed tin can increase the global win multiplier by +1, and the Super Wild removes all tin cans in view. This increases the multiplier by the number of tin cans removed, and the multiplier applies to all wins during the feature.

The 200 Spins Tin Can Cash Slot Experience

You get a brief taste of the base game grind, before we trigger the bonus round at 0:26 into the 4:30-minute highlights video. The feature plays out for the remainder of the video, and we racked up a decent global win multiplier that helped us get away with an okay total payout. Check it all out for yourself by hitting the play button below.

Review Summary

This rather simple Inspired Gaming release didn’t have a strong appeal at first sight, but it really grew on us once we hit the bonus round a few times.

Smaller wins land quite frequently to keep you somewhat topped up, but the base game is still a sinking ship grind until the main attraction hits. The tin can system is cleverly done, where each removed tin can not only prolongs the feature, but also increases the win multiplier. This is where the fairground nostalgia and entertainment value peaks, and larger payouts can be won. We wouldn’t mind more math model transparency from this developer though, and the 95 % RTP is well below average.

Pros

• Win up to 500x in the base game
• FS w/ tin can removal multiplier system
• Win up to £250,000

Cons

• 95 % RTP is below average

If you appreciate Tin Can Cash Slot you should also try:

Big Bonus - is Inspired Gaming’s biggest hit release so far, and it’s a fruity installment based around a somewhat similar indefinite free spins concept. You pick a random bet multiplier threshold up to 100x up front, and the bonus round goes on until you breach that threshold with a single spin win. All wilds are sticky, and the max win is 12,500x your stake.

Ducks Till Dawn - is a fairground-inspired release from Kalamba Games, and overlay crosshair symbols shoot duck targets boosted by a multiplier if more than one is hit at the same time. Everything is enhanced in the bonus round, where you can win up to 15,595x your stake.

Pop - is a Big Time Gaming fairground release, and it’s part of their 4-reels series.

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