Guide overview
Understand how cascades remove winning symbols, refill the grid and apply game-specific rules to subsequent wins.
The basic sequence
In a cascading or tumble game, a qualifying win removes some symbols and new symbols enter the open spaces. A new combination may then form in the same paid play. The process may repeat until no new win forms or a game-defined stop condition is reached.
Multipliers and feature rules vary
Some games increase a multiplier after each cascade, while others keep the same value or use a separate feature. A scatter, wild or special symbol may behave differently during a tumble. The game help screen explains whether a cascade remains part of one paid spin.
Count the stake once, then follow the rules
Several animations can happen after one spin, but they are not necessarily separate paid spins. Review the stake and paytable before starting. A chain of cascades is possible but not guaranteed, and seeing one does not predict the next result.