Play Thunder Cash for Free

Aside from its ThunderCats-inspired name, this is a straightforward classic slot, one with playing card symbols and red 7s on its reels and a backdrop that shows a regular bricks and mortar casino. There’s a poker table, a roulette wheel, and a load of other Thunder Cash slots you can just make out. You’ll make all that out in your periphery, but there’s no time to linger over these details for too long as there’s a game waiting to be played, and what a game it is too.

Thunder Cash certainly isn’t one for the faint-hearted, for you can set your bet between 0.2 and 2,000 per spin, allowing players to go all in as they try to coax the jackpot out of this low to medium variance game. The 20 paylines can be adjusted if desired incidentally along with the line bet.

While there are plenty of things to like about Thunder Cash, it’s not the most intuitively designed slot. Aside from the issues with the spin button, there’s the paytable, which isn’t the easiest to locate. You’ll find it, eventually, by clicking the gear wheel icon and then clicking the ‘i’ icon. Here you’ll be able to view the value of the playing symbols, and with the maximum bet set, each one is worth a fortune. That’s what happens when you’re chucking 2,000 credits on every spin of the reels. The playing card symbols alone are worth between 10,000 and 15,000 for 5 on a line. That’s almost unheard of.

There are huge sums to be won from this game with the maximum bet set. The playing card values alone will earn you between 10,00 and 15,000 for 5 on a payline. The dice or gold coin symbols are worth 20,000 for 5, the blue diamond 40,000 and the red 7 50,000. The highest prize of all goes to scatter, the game’s logo, which is worth 200,000 for 5 on a line. Impressive. Scatter will also operate in its more traditional manner, namely to dispense free spins. 8 of these are up for grabs. There’s also a wild symbol in play, a poker chip adorned with a lightning bolt, which will substitute for regular symbols.

There’s at least one other Ainsworth slot on the market which plays very similarly to Thunder Cash. That slot is The Enforcer, a slot with similar variance, RTP and free spins. If you’d like to try something with a different feel to it however, while still according to the basic formula adopted by Thunder Cash, have a go at IGT’s Route of Mexico. It’s a medium to high variance game, but one with just 3 free spins to be won. King of Africa by WMS and Mugshot Madness by Microgaming are another pair of 20 payline slots which deserve your time.

Thunder Cash is an interesting slot to say the least. On the one hand, this classically styled slot doesn’t offer anything you haven’t seen countless times before in terms of symbols or features. Playing card symbols; red dice; gold coins; red 7s. It’s all so predictable, and yet the sums to be won from this slot?

Well, they’re not the sort of figures you see every day. After all, when was the last time you won 15,000 just for landing playing card symbols on a payline? You’ll likely need a huge bankroll to scoop the jackpot from this baby, but don’t let that deter you. If you can afford it, step right up and roll the reels of Ainsworth’s classic casino slot, the high limit Thunder Cash.