Cash Eruption runs on 20 fixed paylines across a 5x3 reel set. The symbol set mixes classic fruits — cherries, lemons, oranges, plums, grapes — with bells and blue or red lucky 7s, topped by a Fire Goddess wild and a volcano scatter. A separate fireball symbol triggers the Cash Eruption hold-and-respin bonus and sits outside the standard line-pay hierarchy.
- Exact per-symbol payout values differ between published paytable versions.
- The red 7 is consistently reported as the highest-paying standard symbol.
- The wild substitutes for regular symbols only, not for the scatter or fireball symbols.
Cash Eruption Symbol Glossary
Fire Goddess (Wild)
Substitutes for regular symbols and expands to cover a full reel when it lands as part of a winning combination.
Volcano (Scatter)
Pays out based on total bet for 3 or more landings anywhere on the grid and triggers the free spins round.
Fireball
Bonus symbol that appears during the base game; 6 or more landing at once triggers the Cash Eruption hold-and-respin feature.
Lucky 7s
Blue and red sevens sit at the top of the standard symbol hierarchy, with red 7 the highest payer.
Fruit symbols
Cherries, lemons, oranges, plums and grapes make up the low end of the paytable, below bells.
Fixed payline
A set line pattern across the 5x3 grid that pays left to right, as opposed to ways-to-win or cluster pays.
Volatility and What It Means for the Paytable
Cash Eruption has been rated anywhere from medium to high volatility depending on the source, and no volatility figure has been published directly by IGT. In practice this means the paytable's higher-value outcomes — red 7 lines, an expanded Fire Goddess wild, or the fireball hold-and-respin bonus — land less often than the fruit-symbol wins, with the gap between quiet spins and larger multi-symbol hits noticeably wider than on a low-volatility fruit machine.
Reading the Cash Eruption Paytable
Cash Eruption keeps a line-based structure rather than ways-to-win or clusters: 20 fixed paylines run across a 5x3 grid, and wins are read left to right starting from reel one. The symbol hierarchy is straightforward — fruits at the bottom, bells in the middle, and the blue and red lucky 7s at the top, with red 7 reported as the single highest-paying standard symbol.
The Fire Goddess wild appears on reels two through five and does the heavy lifting in the base game. When it lands as part of a winning line, it expands vertically to fill the entire reel, which can turn a modest combination into a much larger payline hit. It substitutes for the fruits, bells, and sevens, but not for the volcano scatter or the fireball bonus symbol.
The volcano scatter sits outside the payline structure in the usual scatter sense: it pays on 3 or more landings anywhere on the grid based on total bet, and enough of them trigger the free spins round. This makes it function both as a paytable entry and as the gateway into the game's secondary feature.
The fireball symbol is different again. It doesn't pay on its own in the base paytable — its job is to appear on the grid and, once six or more are present, launch the Cash Eruption hold-and-respin bonus, where sticky fireballs and four fixed jackpot tiers (Mini, Minor, Major, Grand) come into play. It's a trigger symbol rather than a payline symbol.
Published payout values for individual symbols differ between review sites and paytable versions, and no single IGT-confirmed table was located during research. What is consistent across sources is the ranking itself: fruits below bells, bells below sevens, and the wild and scatter functioning as described above regardless of which exact numbers a given operator's paytable displays.
Cash Eruption Paytable FAQ
Does the Fire Goddess wild substitute for the volcano scatter?
No. The wild substitutes only for the regular fruit, bell, and 7 symbols, not for the scatter or the fireball bonus symbol.
Which symbol pays the most in the base paytable?
The red lucky 7 is consistently reported as the highest-paying standard symbol across sources.
What happens when the Fire Goddess lands on a winning reel?
It expands vertically to cover the entire reel, which increases the size of the payline win it's part of.
How many fireball symbols are needed to trigger the Cash Eruption bonus?
At least six fireball symbols on the grid at once launch the hold-and-respin feature with its four fixed jackpot tiers.
Are fruit symbols part of the same payline hierarchy as the sevens?
Yes. Cherries, lemons, oranges, plums and grapes sit below bells and the lucky 7s in the same 20-line paytable.
Does the volcano scatter pay directly like the other symbols?
Yes. It pays based on total bet for 3 or more landings anywhere on the grid, and enough of them also trigger free spins.
Why do payout values for the same symbol vary between review sites?
Published paytable versions and casino configurations differ, and no single official IGT paytable was found during research, so figures aren't fully unified.