Kim’s Crypto Heist wins, Wilds and cascades explained.
A cabbage accountant follows the money. It leads to a pigeon.
Read Kim’s wins from the leftmost reel across consecutive reels. Wilds help form eligible ways; Multiplier Wilds affect only ways containing them. Cascades stay inside the original round. Compare the completed payout with the full round cost to work out your net result.
Development guide. Both games are awaiting release. Features can change; the released game’s Info panel and paytable take precedence. No final RTP, odds or maximum payout is claimed here.
Start with the connection, not the confetti.
For an ordinary paying connection, the same paying symbol must appear on at least three consecutive reels starting at reel one. Any row can participate. The longest connection of each symbol kind pays, so a six-reel connection is not separately counted again as three-, four- and five-reel connections.
Read the paytable at your selected bet to see the award for the connection length. The presence of similar symbols somewhere on the board does not by itself prove a paying result.
Wilds: helpful, with conditions.
Wilds can participate in eligible winning ways. A way still needs at least one paying symbol: an all-Wild way does not pay on its own in the current rules.
Multiplier Wilds add their displayed values within each winning way that includes them. If a winning way contains no Multiplier Wild, that multiplier factor is one. A Multiplier Wild sitting elsewhere on the board does not automatically multiply every award.
Split is not a second wager.
Split adds a copy to eligible symbols. Those copies move with surviving symbols and disappear with them. Refill symbols do not inherit the copies from cleared positions.
That can change the eligible ways on a supplied board, but copies do not mean that you personally placed extra wagers. Feature collection rules have their own counting limits, so more copies are not automatically more collected symbols or duplicated position values.
One round can have several chapters.
When winning cells clear, remaining symbols fall and fresh ones refill the board. Each new eligible connection is checked within the original round without an additional cascade wager.
A paid bonus and its extra spins also belong to that paid round. Wait until the full sequence finishes before comparing results. A dramatic intermediate number is not the same thing as a completed balance change.
Payout and profit are different numbers.
A payout is the amount awarded. Your net result also includes what you paid. For example, spending 10 units on a round and receiving 6 units back means a net loss of 4 units, even though the screen displayed a win. These are arithmetic examples, not this game’s paytable.
Feature purchases must be compared with their entire purchase price. Knowing how to read a result is useful; no pattern of earlier results guarantees what happens next. Choose your limit before playing and never treat a purchase as a promise to recover a loss.
Questions we actually answer.
Does an all-Wild way pay?
No. The current Kim’s Crypto Heist rules require at least one paying symbol in a winning way.
Do I pay again for each cascade?
No. Cascades resolve within the same round without an extra wager for each refill.
Is there a guaranteed winning strategy?
No. Reading the paytable and selecting an affordable wager help you understand the game and your spending; they cannot guarantee a win or profit.
Published by Shitpost Games using our current game rules and development builds. The surreal narrators are fictional; editorial illustrations are AI-generated. Their conspiracy theories do not describe game mechanics. Read the full rules inside the game when it launches.
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