Redtail Robber: Cash Vault Heist

Redtail Robber: Cash Vault Heist is a Play’n GO video slot released on October 8, 2026, according to the provider’s game page. The setting is a neon city and a vault job run by Robbert Redtail, a fox in tactical gear. The splash screen in the demo advertises a win of up to 15,000x the bet. Review sites also list a 5×4 grid with 20 paylines, a 96.2% top RTP and high volatility, though Play’n GO’s own page does not state those three figures.

Fox, coins and cashpots

Most of the game hangs on one symbol. In the base game the Fox lands on reel 5, substitutes for regular symbols and triggers Fox Collect, which pays the value of every Coin on the grid. The Fox can carry an x2, x3, x5 or x10 multiplier, or none, and any multiplier applies to the collected Coin and Cashpot values as well as to line wins.

Coins can land on any reel and show values of x0.2, x0.4, x0.6, x0.8, x1, x2 or x5. They do not form payline wins on their own. In the demo screenshots the grid holds two 0.20 coins on a 1.00 bet, and without a Fox on the reels they simply sit there. The Mystery symbol also lands anywhere and opens to one of four Cashpots at the end of the spin: x10, x20, x50 or x100. The four prize tiers are listed in a panel to the left of the reels, next to the fox character.

The bonus game

Every Coin has some chance of starting the Bonus Game, and six Coins in one spin guarantee it. The splash screen words it differently, as 1 to 5 coins may trigger the feature. The round starts on an empty 5×4 grid that can only fill with Coins and Mystery symbols, and it gives three lives. Each spin costs one life. A new Coin or Mystery symbol resets the counter to three, and when the lives run out the combined value of everything on the grid is paid.

That makes it a hold and win style round, where the question is how long the counter keeps refilling. The splash image previews the grid with values such as x0.2, x0.6, x1, x5 and x25, but those are illustration art and not a paytable.

GO Ultra

The GO Ultra switch sits beside the spin button and is off by default in the demo. With it on, a Lucky Coin is added before the first bonus spin and moves after every spin. It randomly takes one of two sides. The Collection side absorbs the symbols directly above, below, left and right and adds their values to itself. The Doubling side doubles those neighbours instead. Symbol values cannot go beyond x5000 the base bet. One review puts the extra cost at 50% of the stake, but the provider page gives no price, so treat that as unconfirmed. The demo shows no bonus buy button.

Free spins

Three Scatters, drawn as golden keys and landing only on reels 2, 3 and 4, award 10 free spins. Another three during the feature add 10 more, up to 100 in total. A Fox is placed at a random position when the round starts and stays on the reels, moving between spins with a freshly drawn multiplier. Fox Collect still runs on any spin with Coins present. If one spin delivers both the Bonus Game trigger and three Scatters, the Bonus Game plays first and the free spins follow.

Numbers worth checking

Several outlets quote five RTP settings, 96.2%, 94.2%, 91.2%, 87.2% and 84.2%, chosen by the operator, so the figure at a given casino may be lower than 96.2%. Check the game info panel where you play. Two reviews give a bet range of 0.10 to 50.00, and the demo opened at a 1.00 bet with a 25,000.00 demo balance. Some review sites give a release date of September 7, 2026, which conflicts with the provider’s October 8 date, and the provider’s date is the one used here.

The symbol set is a mix of neon card ranks from 10 to A, a rhino detective, a police badge, a green wrist gadget and a red fox emblem tile. Robbert’s gear changes visually as Coins are collected, and the reviews describe that as cosmetic only.