Increasing Multiplier Slots

How Increasing Multipliers Climb

An increasing multiplier grows during a defined sequence: each qualifying event pushes the value up a step, and the current value applies to the wins it covers. Typical drivers are consecutive cascade wins, spins within a bonus, or collected trigger symbols, with progressions like x1, x2, x3, x5 stated in the rules.

The reset condition defines the feature’s character. Cascade-driven multipliers reset on the first non-winning drop; bonus multipliers usually reset only when the round ends. A multiplier that never resets during the bonus turns every retrigger into compounding value.

The classic pairing is with Tumble & Cascading Reels, where the multiplier tracks the reaction chain, and with Free Spins in which the climb persists between spins. Megaways bonuses popularized the unlimited version of exactly this design.

Distinguish it from static Multipliers with fixed values, from Persistent Multipliers that survive outside a single sequence, and from Bonus Multipliers, which describe values applying specifically within bonus rounds.