Power Coin: Cash Up

Power Coin: Cash Up Overview

Power Coin: Cash Up is a Fugaso cash-collect game on a compact 3x3 grid, with a 96.22% RTP, medium volatility and a maximum win of 1,500x the bet. There are no paylines at all – the board is filled with coins carrying printed values, and the game is about what lands and what multiplies it.

All the figures below were read from demo play at a €9.00 stake.

Theme and Graphics

The presentation is pure electricity: a deep blue night sky, banks of gold coins piled behind the reel frame, and a lightning bolt as the game’s logo and its main symbol. The grid itself is a red cabinet with a blue header, and the whole thing crackles when a win lands.

There are no fruits, letters or characters – only coins, lightning bolts, a blue globe wrapped in a bolt, and green MYSTERY panels. It is one of the cleanest boards in Fugaso’s catalogue, and on a 3x3 grid that clarity matters: every position is doing something.

The Four Jackpots

The jackpot column runs down the left edge: GRAND 1,500.00, MAJOR 150.00, MINOR 60.00 and MINI 30.00.

★ Those are cash amounts rather than multipliers, and the relationship to the game’s cap is worth spelling out. At a 1.00 stake the Grand is exactly 1,500x – the published maximum win. At the €9.00 stake used in the captures it is worth 166x, because the plaque does not scale with the bet.

Coins, Mystery Panels and Multipliers

Coins land carrying their own values. Across the captures they read 3.00, 6.00, 9.00, 15.00, 18.00, 30.00, 96.00, 120.00 and 186.00 against a €9.00 spin – so a single coin can be worth anything from a third of the bet to twenty times it.

Green MYSTERY panels sit alongside them and resolve into values or jackpot symbols once the board settles. There is also a MYSTERY JACKPOT panel, which resolves specifically into one of the four jackpot tiers rather than an ordinary amount.

The multipliers are the third layer. In the bonus captures the coins carry x2, x3 and x4 tags in their corners, and the jackpot symbols carry them too – one board shows MINI x2, MINOR x3 and MINOR x4 on the same grid. A multiplied Minor is worth more than an unmultiplied Major, which keeps the lower tiers relevant.

The Cash Up Round

When the feature triggers, CASHUP banners light above the reels and a respin counter appears on the right reading RE-SPINS 0/3, with a running TOTAL WIN beneath it.

The structure is the familiar hold-and-win one: every new coin resets the respin count, and the round ends when three spins pass without one. What is different here is the grid size – nine positions rather than fifteen or twenty-five – so a board fills quickly and rounds are short and decisive.

The strongest capture shows the round at its best: a full grid of coins and jackpot symbols with x2, x3 and x4 tags, values of 186.00, 120.00, 96.00, 18.00, 9.00, 6.00 and 3.00, and a TOTAL WIN of 1,500.00 – 166x the €9.00 stake, and the same figure as the Grand plaque.

Three Buy Options, Not One

The BUY BONUS screen offers three tiers, each with its own volatility bar and its own combination of features:

The entry option costs 90.00€. The POWER BONUS GAME costs 225.00€ and combines SUPER CASHUP, SUPER X-UP and MYSTERY. The ULTIMATE BONUS GAME costs 450.00€ and adds the MYSTERY JACKPOT panel on top of all three.

★ Here is the detail worth knowing: in the captures the Ultimate showed the same 450.00€ price at a 3.00€ stake and at a 9.00€ stake. The buy prices behave like the jackpot plaques – fixed cash amounts rather than multiples of your bet. That makes the purchase worth 150x at the small stake and 50x at the larger one, for exactly the same round.

The practical consequence is the opposite of the jackpot advice: if you intend to buy, buy at the higher stake, because the round you get costs proportionally less. If you intend to chase the Grand, play small. The two strategies pull in different directions, which is unusual and worth planning around.

Super Cash Up

When the enhanced round runs, the three reel headers change from CASH-UP to CASH-UP SUPER, and the respin counter sits on the right at RE-SPINS 2/3 with the running total beneath it.

The difference from the ordinary round is density. In the standard version coins arrive one or two at a time; in the super version the captures show the whole middle row filling on a single spin – 3.00, 12.00 and 3.00 together – with the counter resetting each time.

Reading the Board

Everything sits on one screen: the four jackpot plaques stacked down the left, the 3x3 grid in the middle, a yellow BUY button under the plaques, and the spin dial with plus and minus steppers on the right. During a feature the right-hand column swaps the controls for the respin counter and the running total.

What the Session Produced

Base-game spins in the captures paid 3.00, 6.00 and 15.00 on the €9.00 bet – a third, two thirds and one and a half times the stake. The balance moved between €2,654.00 and €3,104.00 across the run, drifting slowly rather than dropping.

The bonus round is what changes the picture: 240.00 on one entry and 1,500.00 on the best, which is 27x and 166x. Both came from boards where multiplied coins and jackpot symbols landed together.

Who Should Play It

Power Coin: Cash Up suits players who like hold-and-win games but find the big-grid versions slow. Nine positions, four jackpots and three clearly priced buy tiers – there is nothing to learn, and every round resolves in under a minute.

The 1,500x ceiling is low by modern standards, and the fixed plaques mean the maths changes with your stake in both directions: small stakes make the jackpots large and the buys expensive, large stakes do the reverse. Decide which of the two you are playing for before you set the bet.

What it does not offer is a base game worth sitting through for its own sake. Outside the Cash Up rounds the board pays in fractions of the stake, and with no paylines there is nothing else to watch. Treat the respin round as the game and the spins between as the queue.

Where to Play Power Coin: Cash Up

You can try this game on MrJones Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 300% up to £1200 for a limited time.

Power Coin: CASH UP was listed in the MrJones game library under Fugaso when we checked on 18 September 2026.