Cash in Transit

With no regular pay symbols on the grid, there is effectively no need for any wild symbols at all in the game. You won’t be trying to put together any winning combinations, and so there are no wild symbols present in the game. But, as you’ll see below, that action is transferred to the several reel modifiers that can be acquired during the respins phase.

Scatter or bonus symbols are found during the base game spins, or rather, they are the only symbols you get during the base game rounds. These bonus symbols can lead you to respins bonuses, and you’ll need to land a minimum of three symbols to access respins.

Other than that, the bonus symbols do not have a payout value and aren’t present in the respins bonus.

This is where the crux of the game lies. Upon landing the required bonus symbols, you’re transferred to the respins bonus and given an initial three respins. During these rounds, you can land reel modifier symbols or blanks. Whenever you land a reel modifier symbol, your respins counter resets back to three. There are 13 different reel modifiers available, and these include the following:

• Cash Bag – The basic symbol in respins, this can award wins worth anywhere between one to 10 coins.
• Bag Man – Collects all the coin values in view on the grid and adds them to its own value.
• Money Man – Picks anywhere between three to five symbols on the grid and adds their values to its own, then transfers that added values back into the selected symbols.
• Lock Smith – Picks three to eight symbols on the grid and adds its value to them. It can target the same symbol more than once.
• Detective – Picks a random symbol on the grid and doubles its value between two to six times.
• Constable – Has a coin value between five to 100 and adds this value between three to 10 times to a random symbol.
• Gov’Nor – Respawns from two to seven non-persistent symbols which can include the Bag Man, Money Man, Lock Smith, Detective or Constable. It can target the same symbol more than once.
• Pawn Broker – Gathers all of the cash bags on the grid and removes them from the reels. This can include other Pawn Broker symbols although it cannot target feature symbols, but in doing so it frees up space on the reels.
• Persistent Bag Man – Collects all coin values in view and adds them to its own. This is repeated on every consecutive spin, but the symbol cannot collect its own value in these subsequent spins.
• Persistent Lock Smith – Doubles the value of three to eight symbols at the end of the round and on all consecutive round. It can once again target the same symbol several times over in the same spin.
• Persistent Money Man – Picks three to five symbols at the end of each spin and adds their values to its own, before adding that combined value back to the selected symbols.
• Persistent Gov’Nor – Revives up to seven used non-persistent special symbols which can include the Bag Man, Money Man, Locksmith, Detective or Constable. The same symbol can be targeted more than once in the same spin.
• Persistent Attack Dog – Transforms into a different feature symbol after every spin, including the Bag Man, Money Man, Lock Smith, Detective and Constable.

Given that the game is mostly aimed at a UK audience, Cash in Transit has no bonus buy option. It’s not a huge loss for players in other regions either, as the base game spins are designed to only land scatter symbols and speed up your chances of reaching the bonus rounds.

No, you cannot get any payouts from the base game spins as these only feature scatter symbols.

You can keep resetting the respins until the grid is full of symbols.

You can keep accumulating more valuable coins in the respins bonus until you hit the maximum of 100,000.

No, scatter symbols are only available in the base game.