This week: the ten at the front of the library
| Game | Mechanic tag in our library |
|---|---|
| Sanatorium Secrets | — |
| Candy Rush | Tumble |
| Big Bass Football Bonanza | — |
| The Big Dog House | — |
| Dragons Gate Bonus Choice | Buy Bonus |
| Triple Pot Plinko Hercules | — |
| Heartbreakers | — |
| Launch To Riches | — |
| Mr Nulls Wicked Wares | — |
| Sweet Bonanza 2500 | Tumble |
Three things stand out. Big Bass and Dog House each add another entry, so the series cadence hasn't slowed. Sweet Bonanza 2500 is a numeric-suffix rework, the "same game, steeper" direction. And Triple Pot Plinko Hercules hangs Plinko-style ball drops off a jackpot structure, which is a comparatively unusual shape.
A dash means we haven't tagged a mechanic for that title yet; it doesn't mean the game has no feature mechanic. Defer to the game page.
Focus: how a money symbol differs from a scatter
Money symbols — also called cash symbols — keep turning up more often across PP's catalogue, and they're the symbol most often lumped in with scatters. Both do ignore paylines, true. What they do is entirely different:
| Compared on | Scatter | Money symbol |
|---|---|---|
| Carries a value? | Usually not | Yes, as a multiple of stake |
| Main job | Reach a count and trigger the feature | Accumulate value, totalled when the feature ends |
| Role inside the feature | May retrigger or extend the round | Locked on the grid; it is the payout |
| Common in | Free spin formats | Hold & Spin and cash-collect formats |
One line to keep them apart: the scatter is the ticket, the money symbol is the goods. When numbered symbols land on the grid, what you count is the total value, not "how many more before it triggers."
Several spins with no money symbol doesn't mean one is "due." Each spin is an independent event, and what landed before has no bearing on what lands next.
Tying the two together
Money symbols are worth singling out because they're the entry point to an entire class of structure — all nine Hold & Spin titles in our library are built around them. If you want the layer below this week's summary, the long read we published this week takes the counter-reset rule apart and follows the structure from trigger through to payout.
This is a reference site. Titles are listed here to compare structures, not as recommendations, and nothing here encourages betting.