What are the Americash symbols worth?
Before getting into Americash 10K WAYS, it’s a good idea to get acquainted with the different paying symbols, bonus round triggers, and how the game works in practice.
So, instead of finding your way around the game on your own, here’s what you need to know about how the game pays and plays.
Finding the Paytable
Finding the Americash 10K WAYS paytable simply means opening up the ‘hamburger’ or three-line menu toward the bottom right of the main screen.
This brings up the full list of paying symbols, wild features and bonus details. We won’t focus on the bonus features on this page – so be sure to check out our dedicated guide!
You can close the paytable at any time by clicking or tapping the ‘arrow’ symbol in the bottom right. Or, you can stay in the options screen to change your bet level and autoplay settings.
The Americash 10K WAYS Paytable
Let’s take you through the symbols you’ll want to look for in the base game.
Card Symbols
First of all, card symbols are those named after traditional playing cards you’ll find in the average deck. In Americash, these are 9, 10, J, Q, K and A.
In the card symbols range, the 9 pays the least, with a prize of 0.1 coins, and A pays the most, with one coin for six matching symbols.
Drum
The patriotic soundtrack to this game is helped along by a rattling of drums – and this symbol is the lowest paying of the pictures. It pays two coins for six matching symbols.
Top Hat
Uncle Sam leaves his hat on the reels for the next prize up, and this is worth 2.5 coins if you land six in a row.
Fireworks Crate
This crate bursting with the Fourth of July fireworks is worth five coins if you manage to spin six in a row on the base game.
Bald Eagle
America’s national bird – the bald eagle – summons up 50 coins if you spin six in a payline – it’s the highest payer of the basic pictures.
Uncle Sam
Uncle Sam is the wild symbol here – and he replaces all the symbols in paylines except the Scatters.
Scatters
The cash pile Scatters unlock the free spins bonus – get three in view to unlock the feature.
Here’s a handy breakdown of all the above details:
- Nine: $0.10 for three symbols, $0.20 for four, $0.40 for five, and $0.50 for six
- Ten: $0.10 for three symbols, $0.25 for four, $0.40 for five, and $0.60 for six
- Jack: $0.15 for three symbols, $0.25 for four, $0.50 for five, and $0.70 for six
- Queen: $0.15 for three symbols, $0.25 for four, $0.50 for five, and $0.80 for six
- King: $0.15 for three symbols, $0.30 for four, $0.60 for five, and $0.90 for six
- Ace: $0.20 for three symbols, $0.30 for four, $0.60 for five, and $1.00 for six
The special symbols pay out like this:
- Drum: $0.25 for three symbols, $0.50 for four, $1.00 for five, and $2.00 for six
- Top Hat: $0.25 for three symbols, $0.75 for four, $1.50 for five, and $2.50 for six
- Fireworks Crate: $0.50 for three symbols, $1.50 for four, $2.50 for five, and $5.00 for six
- Bald Eagle: $1.00 for two symbols, $5 for three, $10 for four, $20 for five, and $50 for six
Be sure to try the Americash 10K Ways demo and see how the symbols work in practice.
FAQ
The highest-paying picture symbol in Americash is the bald eagle, which grants up to 50 coins for six symbols in a row.
The Scatter symbols in Americash only pay out when you land three full Scatters in view. This unlocks the free spins round and grants you the prizes offered on the symbols themselves.
Americash’s wild symbols, represented by Uncle Sam, appear in the top reel of the game, which sits on top of the main grid. These replace symbols to make winning combinations.
