Treasures of Aztec by PG Soft: Cascades, Wilds and Rising Multipliers

Cascading slots reward a habit of counting. This lesson counts three things in Treasures of Aztec: cascades, multiplier steps and ways.

Treasures of Aztec: a 6x5 grid of cascades

The idea: Six reels and five rows pay in as many as 32,400 ways. When a win lands, those symbols disappear and fresh ones drop down, which can chain into further wins.

Try it:

1. Open a free round and count the cascades after each winning spin.
2. Note the multiplier at the start of a chain and at its end.
3. Look for mystery symbols and what they turn into.

Check yourself: What does the ceiling of 32,400 describe? The most ways a spin can offer.

Why the free spins are worth more

The idea: A base-game cascade is worth +1 on the multiplier and a free-spin cascade +2, so the same chain counts about double in the feature.

Check yourself: A chain of four cascades in free spins adds how much to the multiplier? 8.

The maximum win this page leaves out

The idea: The data field shows 100,000x; a simulation of the game’s maths settles around 9,071x for a realistic top. The gap is a factor of ten or so, and choosing one figure would misrepresent the other.

Try it: Write both numbers in your notes and plan around neither. Compare the quoted figures on Mahjong Ways and Lucky Neko ceiling, where PG Soft’s page states one.

Check yourself: When two sources differ tenfold, what is the honest move? Quote neither as the maximum.

Next steps

The idea: The lobby read of 5 November 2026 did not name Treasures of Aztec, so search the PG list by exact title. A neighbour with a very different grid is Wild Bounty Showdown, which opens its free spins at a fixed 8x. Returning players use the login to your account.

Check yourself: Which title starts its free spins at 8x? Wild Bounty Showdown.