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We$t Coa$t Ca$h Infinity Reels Review

We admire the persistence ReelPlay has demonstrated in their attempt to push the Infinity Reels engine over the edge, and into full mainstream embracement. The experimental developer might just have cracked the code with We$t Coa$t Ca$h Infinity Reels, as this is the most satisfying experience we’ve had with this mechanic thus far. The pace hits that “oddly satisfying” sweet spot, and the visual presentation is top notch as well.

You’re taken deep into gangland territory, presumably somewhere in South Central LA, and the reel-adding action has never been more snappy. The GTA 5 influence shines through in a major way, which we enjoyed, and the 888x Infinity Bonus is available in both the base game and in the LevelUp Respins round. The latter comes with 4 gangster modifier symbols, as well as a solid 20,000x potential, and this is a must try installment in the Infinity genre.

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We$t Coa$t Ca$h Infinity Reels Slot Features

You need at least 5 matching symbols in view to create a win, and this adds another reel on the right-hand side. This process repeats as long as you keep improving the initial win, and the symbols multiplier increases by +1 per reel you add. The symbol multiplier boosts the value of a symbol win when the feature ends, and the premium symbols pay between 0.75 and 1.25 x your stake for 5 of a kind without any multiplier. The Wild symbol steps in for pay symbols to help complete or improve wins.

The Infinity Bonus is awarded if you manage to add at least 12 reels to the grid in the same game round, and it pays 888x your stake. This payout comes in addition to the regular multiplier-boosted win from the same round, but the multiplier does not boost the Infinity Bonus. The Infinity Bonus can be awarded both in the base game and in the LevelUp Respins round.

The LevelUp Respins feature triggers from 3+ cash symbols in the same round, and the triggering symbols become sticky on an otherwise cleared grid. You get 3 respins, and the tally resets for each new sticky non-blank symbol you land. Only blanks, cash symbols or special symbols appear during the bonus round, and filling a reel with 4 cash and/or special symbols adds an extra reel on the side of the grid.

The cash symbols come with a starting value of 1x to 5x your stake, and cash, dealer and enforcer symbols have a dollar sign meter that’s filled by +1 per respin. A full meter of 6 dollar signs levels the symbol up, and this adds +1 to +5 to the bet multiplier value. The collection system starts over after each level up, and a symbol can turn into a special symbol on any given level up:

• Hustler - upgrades its own prize value by +1 to +5 persistently on each respin.
• Pimp - adds +10 to +50 to its prize value, before becoming a cash symbol again.
• Dealer - adds its own value to adjacent cash and/or special symbols for each level up.
• Enforcer - absorbs prize values from adjacent symbols for each level up.

When the Respins feature ends, all values are summed up and paid, and there is no symbol multiplier during the feature. Add enough extra reels, however, and you can win the Infinity Bonus worth 888x your stake. To be clear, the bonus round grid comes with the same amount of starting reels that you achieved on the triggering spin.

The Bonus Buy option is not available in all jurisdictions, and not in the UK for sure. If available, you can pay 100x your stake to get the bonus round immediately. This gives you a spin that triggers the bonus round with 6 to 15 reels, which means the Infinity Bonus can be won from the triggering spin. The bonus buy RTP increases to 97.04 %.

The 200 Spins We$t Coa$t Ca$h Infinity Reels Slot Experience

You get to see a few smaller reel-adding wins in the base game, before we purchase the bonus round close to the 1-minute mark. We got 4 triggering scatters and a 7-reels starting grid, and the feature plays out for the remainder of the 4:22-minute highlights video. You can check it all out for yourself by hitting the play button below.

Review Summary

We have complained a lot about what we have termed “grid reset fatigue” in the past with this engine, but we experienced none of that with West Coast Cash Infinity Reels. Rather the exact opposite, actually. This release is a testament to just how much finding the perfect pace can lift a game, and we strongly suggest ReelPlay sticks with the exact same snappy reel-adding speed in all future installments.

It also helps that the visuals are excellent and engaging, of course, and We$t Coa$t Ca$h is definitely one of the very best Infinity Reels installments we’ve seen thus far. Despite not adding anything new in terms of features, this could be the big break ReelPlay and the engine has been waiting for. The LevelUp hold-and-win round is highly engaging as well, and we have no complaints about the 20,350x potential.

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