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This isn’t a game I get excited about, even if I find a great board. You’ll often lose, but just hitting what you’re going for a few times will make up for a lot of losing spins. So what are we looking for?

It might sort of look like Ocean Magic with the bubbles, but don’t be fooled. The only similarity is the bubbles move up one place with each spin. On the bright side, unlike with Ocean Magic, where you need bubbles toward the left side of the board, with Cash Burst it doesn’t matter where they are, as long as they aren’t at the very top of each column.

All we need is for the bubble(s) to add up to 10x or more of our bet. However, it can get a little tricky sometimes with all the different denominations to check through to figure out what exactly you’re betting and what the bubbles are worth. In the example below, we have a $75 bubble and a $2.50 bet, so it’s 30x our bet and certainly a play for at least one spin:

I say “at least one spin,” because we know we’ll get one spin on that bubble before it reaches the top of the board and there’s always a chance new bubbles are added during the spin. If nothing 10x or better is added, we play it for one spin and hope the bubble lands on a Cash Burst symbol, which will award us the amount shown.

Knowing all that, is this a play?

Nope. It’s a $10 bet (500 credits on a 2-cent denomination) and the bubbles are multiplied by two as well. So we’re betting $10 to seemingly win $140. That’s 14x, right? And that’s above the 10x threshold.

Not so fast!

Both bubbles are at the top of the board and will be gone next spin and not active for us. So how about this one?

It’s a $0.50 bet and we’re playing for $9, or 18x. Since both bubbles are on the very bottom, that would be a play for at least three spins.

Here are some videos to show you how it works: