Sofia
Smokey's Parisian backstreet
Stone façades, a narrow street, a rubbish bin and a raccoon in a flat cap set the scene. Top hats, baguettes, cheese, beer mugs and traps fill the grid. Heavy outlines and muted city colours make Le Bandit look like a short cartoon scene, with Smokey standing beside the reels watching everything unfold.
His dark eye mask and curled moustache suit the little trick built into the screen: much of the action happens where winning symbols have already disappeared. Gold highlights gradually form another layer beneath the symbols. When the Rainbow appears, it shifts attention to what those positions are about to reveal.
Symbols worth following
- Top hats, baguettes, cheese, mugs and traps
- These ordinary symbols form paying clusters. Each has its own paytable entry; the same number of different symbols does not necessarily pay the same amount.
- Letters and 10
- Another set of regular symbols. They take part in cascades and leave Golden Squares wherever they form part of a win.
- Rainbow
- Reveals Golden Squares after regular wins have been settled. The marked positions determine where special symbols can appear during that reveal.
- Bronze, Silver and Gold Coins
- Reveal values as multiples of the stake. The rules for this version list bronze coins up to 4×, silver up to 20× and gold up to 500×. These are individual coin values.
- Four-Leaf Clover
- Multiplies neighbouring coins and pots. Its multipliers are applied before pots begin collecting values, so the timing matters.
- Pot of Gold
- Collects coins and the values of other pots. Multiple pots activate from top to bottom, then left to right.
- FS
- Opens the bonus rounds. Three, four and five FS lead to different rules for keeping Golden Squares and receiving Rainbows.
How a single win develops
Super Cascades removes every regular symbol of a winning type, including matching symbols outside the winning group. New symbols fall from above. Another win continues the sequence within the same spin. The positions occupied by winning symbols are left highlighted as Golden Squares.
After regular payouts, a Rainbow reveals coins, clovers and pots on the marked positions. Coins receive their values first, clovers apply their multipliers next, and pots collect afterwards. After the last pot, the other Golden Squares can reveal again. One Rainbow activation can therefore develop through several collection stages.
A small example shows why the order matters. With a stake of 1 credit, suppose a coin reveals 5× and a neighbouring clover applies 2×. That coin is now worth 10 credits. A pot collecting it afterwards receives the increased value. This example follows one coin only; other prizes and later reveals are outside the calculation.
How the feature works
Win positions turn gold
A cluster win leaves Golden Squares on its positions. Super Cascades removes regular symbols of the winning type and drops new symbols into the gaps.
Rainbow reveals the values
Once regular wins finish, a Rainbow reveals coins, clovers and pots on the marked squares. Coin values appear before clovers multiply them.
Pots collect in sequence
Pots gather coins and other pot totals. After the final pot, the remaining Golden Squares can reveal again, continuing the same feature sequence.
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Three rounds, three ways of keeping squares
The clearest difference is what happens to the marks after a Rainbow. In the first round, squares wait to be activated. The next round keeps them useful after that reveal. The highest round also supplies a Rainbow on every spin.
Luck of the Bandit
3 FS
Starts with 8 free spins. Golden Squares remain between spins until a Rainbow activates them, so the next spin can begin with marks already on the grid.
All That Glitters Is Gold
4 FS
Starts with 12 free spins. Golden Squares stay highlighted until the bonus ends, including positions a Rainbow has already revealed. The same area can take part in later activations.
Treasure at the End of the Rainbow
5 FS
Gives 12 free spins with persistent squares and a Rainbow on every spin. It is triggered by 5 FS and cannot be bought directly.
Symbols and payouts
For exact symbol payouts, open the paytable inside the demo. The game help also explains the bonus rules and identifies the active configuration.
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Game questions
Why did matching symbols disappear elsewhere on the grid?
Super Cascades removes all regular symbols of a type involved in a win. Those positions are filled along with the spaces left by the winning group.
Is a Golden Square already a cash prize?
It marks a position for a reveal. Special symbols appear when a Rainbow activates it; the highlight itself is not a separate amount.
Why can two pots collect different amounts?
They activate in order and include other pot values. Those values may already have changed by the next collection, making the collectors' positions relevant.
What changes between the 3 FS and 4 FS bonuses?
With 3 FS, squares wait for a Rainbow and clear after activation. With 4 FS, they stay for the whole bonus and can be used again. Their starting spin counts differ too: 8 and 12.
Does 500× on a Gold Coin mean the whole spin's limit?
It is a possible value for one coin before later features are applied. The separate maximum for the whole game is 10,000× the stake.
