Epic Mega Cash

Epic Mega Cash Overview

Epic Mega Cash is a five-reel, three-row slot from Foxi (Fazi) with 10 paylines and a published ceiling of 5,000x. It was released on 3 February 2025.

Neither an RTP nor a volatility rating is published for this title, and we have not invented either. Every figure below was read from demo play at a 100.00 total bet – ten lines at 10.00 each.

A Fruit Machine Behind Glass

There is no theme to speak of, and that is deliberate. The reels sit behind a pale green panel inside a dark green cabinet, with a strip of gold coins running along the top edge and the title in red and gold above it.

The symbol set is the shortest possible: cherries, lemon, orange, plum, grapes and watermelon, with a red 7 at the top. Seven symbols, no wild among them, no scatter.

The line indicators are the detail worth noticing. Coloured numbered tiles run down both sides of the grid – 1 to 10, each in its own colour – and the line that pays lights up on both rails at once, so you can see which of the ten did the work without counting positions.

The Paytable Is Per Line

The paytable screen is headed ANY THREE and prints the whole thing on one page. At the 10.00 line bet the red 7 pays 10,000.00 for five, 2,000.00 for four and 500.00 for three.

Against the 100.00 total bet that top line is 100x. Everything else falls away sharply from there.

The watermelon and the grapes share second place at 4,000.00 for five, 1,000.00 for four and 200.00 for three. The plum and the orange pay 1,000.00, 500.00 and 100.00. The lemon and the cherries sit at the bottom on 800.00, 200.00 and 50.00.

So the seven symbols resolve into four price bands, not seven. Two symbols at the top, two in the middle, two at the bottom, and the 7 alone above all of them.

The gap is what makes the game. Five sevens pay two and a half times what five watermelons pay, and ten times what five lemons pay. Below the 7 the entire paytable is compressed into a narrow range.

Ten Lines, Drawn Out

The lines screen shows all ten as numbered grid diagrams: the three straight rows first, then a V and an inverted V, then a set of stepped shapes that cover the top and bottom rows in pairs.

Ten is a small number by modern standards, and on a fifteen-position grid it means a symbol cannot fill every line at once. That keeps the multi-line hits honest – when a win reads several times the line value, several distinct lines really did pay.

The Cash Symbols Are the Whole Feature

The one thing this game has beyond the fruit is a set of cash badges that drop onto the reels. We captured four of them and they are not all the same.

Two carry a tier and a multiplier together: MINI 5X CASH and MINI 3X CASH, both on a green banknote background. A third reads MAJOR 3X CASH in blue. A fourth is simply MINI CASH with a stack of gold coins and no multiplier printed on it at all.

So there are at least two tiers – MINI and MAJOR – and the multiplier is a separate property that a badge may or may not carry. A MINI at 5x and a MAJOR at 3x can both be on the reels, and the naming does not tell you which is worth more until you know the tier values.

In one capture three of them landed together: a MAJOR 3X CASH on the bottom row with two MINI CASH badges above and beside it. That spin returned 600.00, six times the total bet.

What the Reels Paid

The ordinary results are small and they line up exactly with the printed table. Three sevens returned 500.00 – the table value to the cent – and did so twice in our captures.

Three cherries returned 50.00, again exactly as printed. Two separate lines of grapes came to 400.00, and a spread of cherries across several lines also reached 400.00.

Converted against the 100.00 total bet those are 5x, 0.5x and 4x. The best of six captured spins was the 600.00 with the cash badges on it, at 6x.

That is the honest shape of the base game: a run of results between half the bet and six times it, with the 100x line of sevens sitting a long way above anything we saw land.

What the Session Did

The balance runs 5,100.00, then 4,350.00, 4,300.00, 4,050.00, 4,050.00 and 3,900.00 across the captures.

That is a drift of 1,200.00 over the sequence – twelve times the bet – with the wins arriving often enough to slow it but never to reverse it. For a ten-line classic with no bonus round to wait for, that is exactly the expected arc.

Note also what is absent from every capture: there is no free spins round, no buy button and no gamble anywhere on this game. The cash badges are the only feature it has.

Who Should Play It

Epic Mega Cash is for players who want a plain ten-line fruit machine with one cash-symbol feature layered on top, and who would rather read the whole paytable on one screen than learn a set of rules. The line indicators on both rails are a genuinely useful piece of design, and the printed values match what the reels pay to the cent.

The reservations are the missing RTP and volatility figures, and a paytable where six of the seven symbols are squeezed between 50.00 and 4,000.00 while the 7 alone reaches 10,000.00. There is also nothing to chase between spins – no round to trigger, no meter to fill.

Where to Play Epic Mega Cash

You can try this game on 7gold Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 400% up to £1500 for a limited time.

Epic Mega Cash was listed in all six of our partner casino libraries when we checked on 23 September 2026 – under Foxi at five of them and under the studio’s older name, Fazi, at the sixth.