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繁體中文Cascading Reels Explained
Cascading reels — also called tumbling or avalanche — replace winning symbols with new ones for the chance of chain wins. This guide explains them. Details are in each game.
- Cascading (tumbling) reels remove winning symbols and drop in new ones.
- A single spin can pay, cascade in new symbols, pay again and repeat, producing several wins in a row without a new spin.
- Many do.
How cascades work
When you form a win, the winning symbols are removed and new symbols drop in to fill the gaps. If the new symbols form another win, it pays too — and the cascade continues.
Chain wins
A single spin can produce several wins in a row through cascades.
Increasing multipliers
Many cascade slots raise a multiplier with each consecutive cascade, so longer chains pay more — common in free-spin rounds. See slot features.
Common pairings
Cascades pair often with cluster pays and grid layouts. Return information and volatility are still in the paytable.
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FAQ
Cascading (tumbling) reels remove winning symbols and drop in new ones. If the new symbols form a win, it pays too, and the cascade continues.
A single spin can pay, cascade in new symbols, pay again and repeat, producing several wins in a row without a new spin.
Many do. They often raise a multiplier with each consecutive cascade, so longer chains pay more, especially in free-spin rounds.
Last updated: 2026-06-15