Cash Flip Devil’s Coin is a Devil-themed slot by Snowborn and Games Global. It’s a bit ironic that a studio named Snowborn delivered this Hellish bonanza, which takes place in the fiery depths of Hell. While the Devil is usually portrayed in a charismatic way, in this slot, he’s shown as a scary trickster – his true face.

Luckily, he’s not out there to make you do bad decisions. In fact, playing with the Devil can help you win up to 2,500x the bet. Despite the fact it looks vintage, the slot has a variety of modern features that make it exciting to play. Among them is a jackpot wheel that awards the prizes displayed on the left.

The game’s RTP is 96.66% and it’s paired with a medium volatile math model. We’re not sure if the studio deliberately set the RTP figure that way, but it shows the number of the beast. The slot’s Hellish vintage design paired with features such as Cash Flip and Devil Collect make it an exciting affair. Give my Cash Flip Devil’s Coin review a read below and learn how hot it is in the underworld.

As mentioned earlier, Cash Flip Devil’s Coin is set in Hell. Everything on the reels suggests this. The reels are set on a platform with the Devil’s horns, the Devil himself appears on golden coins with a sly smile, and the background shows fires that keep the temperature up. Small details such as the bats framing the jackpots also add Hellish elements that are in line with the theme.

Symbols include the Devil, old-school slot fruits, and card royals. They come in addition to coins with different values that come into play later. As for the layout, it’s fairly standard for a Games Global slot game. All controls are beneath the reels for easy access on any device.

You need to place a bet before you can start playing the Cash Flip Devil’s Coin online slot. By default, it’s set to $2 per spin. You can adjust it between 20c and $100. Hit the spin button in the far lower-right corner and you can get started.

The Devil with a trident is the highest-paying symbol, delivering wins of 15x the bet for five of a kind. Wild symbols can substitute for missing symbols in winning combination. As usual, you need three or more matching symbols on one of the 20 paylines to hit a win.

What makes the Cash Flip Devil’s Coin slot so attractive are the Devil Collect, Cash Flip, and Devil Multi Collect features.

• Devil Collect triggers when you land one or more Devil coin symbols and a collect symbol on the same spin. The collect symbol will simply collect all Devil and coin values and award the combined amount.
• When you land one or more cash/Devil coins with a multi-collect symbol, the Devil Multi Collect comes into play. The special multi-collect symbol only lands on the 5^th reel. It will collect all values on the screen and add them to the Devil’s coin as a starting value. The Devil can then play his trick and boost that amount by up to 10 times.
• The Cash Flip feature determines the value of the Devil’s coin during the collection rounds. The coin can flip several times and reveal an x2-x5 multiplier or a Mini-Major jackpot prize.
• Another feature available in the base game is the jackpot wheel. It can be triggered by another random feature where the Devil’s coin flips to reveal a prize. Once you get to the wheel, you can win the Mini (15x), Minor (50x), Major (200x), or Mega jackpots (2,000x) with a single spin.

Cash Flip Devil’s Coin has a free spins round in addition to all the special features. Like in most slots with free spins, it triggers in the usual way with three or more scatters. You receive ten free spins to start with. Landing extra free spins symbols during the feature adds more free spins to your tally. 

All the features described above are active for the duration of the bonus. To make things more interesting, they trigger more often.

Unfortunately, they must all trigger naturally. The slot has no bonus buy option, so you can’t buy your way into the bonus round.

Cash Flip Devil’s Coin was a fun slot to play, even if the features aren’t exactly innovative. I can say that the Cash Flips happen often, as do the collect features. The thing that bothered me the most was that there’s no bonus buy option. 

I had to wait for over 50 spins to get to the free spins round. I guess the Devil doesn’t jest when it comes to the bonus. It returned a total of 72x over 15 free spins, which isn’t as impressive as I expected. Considering that the free spins round takes time to land, it may scare some players off.

On top of that, the Devil doesn’t bargain in this slot as there’s no bonus buy option. It’s the biggest disadvantage if you ask me.

Cash Flip Devil’s Coin has an RTP of 96.66%, which is in line with the medium volatility. The slot’s maximum projected win is set at 2,500x the bet.

Cash Flip Devil’s Coin is a fun slot with the collect mechanic in the focus. This feature randomly triggers any spin in both the base game and the bonus round. It can lead to some decent combinations together with the coin flips. Plus, there’s a jackpot wheel to make things even more exciting, making the Cash Flip Devil’s Coin more than worth a few spins.

If you like a different trip to Hell, you can try Gold Coin Studio’s Hades Lost Treasures. For a more innovative stop-motion experience, I can also recommend Play’n GO’s Charlie Chance In Hell To Pay.