Cash Collect Leprechauns Luck (Playtech Origins) – Review & Demo Play

Cash Collect Leprechaun's Luck Review

I'd call it a stretch to label Cash Collect Leprechaun's Luck a straight follow-up to the old Leprechaun's Luck. The two play quite differently. This one pushes the Cash Collect mechanic to the front. The 5x3 layout with 30 paylines sits over an Emerald Isle backdrop with a rainbow. The look is tidier, yet I've seen better in the Irish Luck lane. Medium volatility pairs with an RTP of 95.38%, which sits well below average by current slot standards.

I found regular line wins often squeezed by special symbols that crowd the reels, so sessions hinge on the Cash Collect flow. In the base game, the Collect lands on reel 5 only and hoovers up cash coins and any Diamond jackpot symbols in view. The bonus round is where it perks up, as Collect symbols can appear across all reels and start walking left each spin. That shift lets you rake in more coin values while you chase the fixed jackpots.

Cash Collect Leprechaun's Luck Slot Features

The premium symbols pay between 2.5x and 6x your stake for five of a kind. A four-leaf clover Wild substitutes for all regular pay symbols and carries no value of its own. In the base game the Cash Collect symbol appears on reel 5 only. When it lands with cash Coin symbols on the grid, it collects their values in one swoop. If a Diamond is present, it's gathered as well, which is how the fixed jackpot feature comes into play.

The Diamond triggers one of four fixed jackpots at random: Mini, Minor, Major or Grand worth 20x, 50x, 200x and 500x your stake. Land the Cash Collect on reel 5 with at least one plus number symbol and the Bonus Round starts. You get free spins equal to the sum of the numbers shown. During free spins, Collect can appear on all five reels and walks one step left after each spin until it exits the grid. Having more than one Collect helps.

The 200 Spins Cash Collect Leprechaun's Luck Slot Experience

I ran a 200-spin session on Cash Collect Leprechaun's Luck and triggered the jackpot feature not too long in. I'm not going to say which of the four jackpots dropped, but it set the tone. The bonus round arrived roughly 1:50 into my highlights, sparked by a Collect on reel 5 and a couple of plus numbers. With a walking Collect in play, the coins ticked up for a bit, though single-spin hits capped at modest levels across that run.

Review Summary for Cash Collect Leprechaun's Luck

Visually, this modern take is somewhat improved over the very classic look of the old release, yet I've seen Irish Luck slots with far livelier presentation. For me the game is all about the Cash Collect cycle, as regular wins are often blocked by the stream of special symbols. From what I logged, 180x your stake is about the most you can hope for from a single spin, so expectations need to sit in check unless the jackpots step in.

The cash coins you collect are not worth all that much on their own in practice. I found you really need the Diamond to stand a chance at anything noteworthy. The top Grand at 500x hardly turns heads these days, but the walking Collect during free spins can make a dent when it lines up. Having more than one Collect symbol on the reels at once helps for sure, as it widens the net for coins and any Diamond that drops.

As a medium-volatility grind, it ticks along, yet the below-par RTP pulls it down across longer sets. I'm fine with a feature-led slot, but when the feature is the only show in town, the sessions can feel samey. I'm not ruling it out for a quick punt when I fancy the Cash Collect loop, though I'm unlikely to put it in regular rotation. It suits casual spins where jackpots can spice things up without overwhelming the base.

Pros And Cons Of Cash Collect Leprechaun's Luck slot

Pros: Cash Collect base game feature keeps value flowing; chance to collect random jackpots up to 500x; free spins with walking Collect symbols across reels. Cons: RTP of 95.38% is well below average; line wins feel muted by frequent special symbols; most cash coins carry low values without a Diamond in view. I rate the experience as a tidy Irish-themed option when you want the Cash Collect mechanic front and centre, but it won't satisfy players chasing outsized single-spin hits.