Running Sushi

Running Sushi turns a Japanese conveyor belt restaurant into a cash collection slot where some of the most important symbols never actually appear on the main reels. Pragmatic Play uses five reels, four rows and 1,024 ways to win, but directly beneath the grid sits a moving sushi belt containing Money symbols with potentially enormous values. Regular spins revolve around the Take Sushi collector, while Free Spins introduce a persistent Money meter and a separate Take All mechanic capable of collecting both the current conveyor and everything already stored. With high volatility, an RTP of up to 96.00 percent and a maximum win of 3,000 times the bet, Running Sushi places almost all of its serious potential around timing the collectors correctly. Regular wins require at least three matching paying symbols on consecutive reels from left to right, beginning with reel one. Their vertical positions do not need to align because the game uses ways to win rather than fixed paylines. Card suits form the lower section of the paytable, followed by avocado, rice, salmon, shrimp and two sauce symbols. The chilli sauce is the strongest regular paying symbol and awards 7.5 times the bet when matching symbols appear across all five reels. The conveyor belt beneath the reels is the defining feature. Every spin presents between two and ten Sushi Money symbols, with each one receiving a random cash value. During normal gameplay, an individual Money symbol can be worth as much as 1,000 times the bet. These values are separate from ordinary reel wins and require a special collector before they can be awarded. Take Sushi symbols appear only on reels one, three and five. Landing one on each of those three reels during the same base game spin activates the collection mechanic and awards the combined value of every Sushi Money symbol currently displayed on the conveyor belt. The collection is paid in addition to any ordinary ways wins produced by the main grid. Three Chef Scatter symbols trigger 10 Free Spins. The conveyor belt remains active throughout the feature, but its potential becomes considerably stronger because individual Sushi Money symbols can now reach 2,500 times the bet. More importantly, every Money value appearing during Free Spins is also recorded in a persistent meter. The meter accumulates Money values as the bonus progresses. This means Sushi symbols can continue adding to the stored amount even when no collection takes place immediately. The feature therefore develops a separate pool of value that can become increasingly significant over several spins rather than resolving every Money screen independently. Take All symbols become available exclusively during Free Spins and appear only on reels two, three and four. Landing one Take All on each of those reels triggers the feature. The player receives the value of every Sushi Money symbol currently visible on the conveyor belt together with the complete amount accumulated inside the persistent meter. After a successful Take All collection, the Money meter resets to zero and begins accumulating again from subsequent Sushi Money symbols. This makes the timing of the Take All particularly important. An early activation may collect a relatively modest stored amount, while a later trigger can cash in several spins worth of accumulated conveyor values at once. Wild symbols are also introduced only during Free Spins and can appear on reels two, three and four. They substitute for regular paying symbols but not for Scatters, Take Sushi or Take All symbols. Their purpose is focused on improving conventional 1,024 ways combinations while the conveyor mechanics operate independently below the grid. An optional Bonus Bet increases the regular wager by 25 percent and improves the probability of triggering Free Spins naturally. Where direct purchases are permitted, the 10 Free Spins feature can instead be bought for 85 times the selected bet, guaranteeing the required three Scatters. Neither option changes the fundamental conveyor, meter or Take All mechanics once the feature begins. Running Sushi stands out because it makes the conveyor belt more than a decorative part of the Japanese restaurant theme. Money values continuously move beneath the reels, the base game provides a direct collector and Free Spins transform those individual prizes into an accumulating meter that waits for the Take All combination. The 3,000 times maximum win is relatively restrained compared with many modern Pragmatic Play releases, but Money values reaching 2,500 times ensure that one strong conveyor result can still dominate a bonus. Players who enjoy Cash Collect mechanics will find a distinctive food themed variation where much of the anticipation happens below the reels rather than inside them.

Running Sushi turns a Japanese conveyor belt restaurant into a cash collection slot where some of the most important symbols never actually appear on the main reels. Pragmatic Play uses five reels, four rows and 1,024 ways to win, but directly beneath the grid sits a moving sushi belt containing Money symbols with potentially enormous values. Regular spins revolve around the Take Sushi collector, while Free Spins introduce a persistent Money meter and a separate Take All mechanic capable of collecting both the current conveyor and everything already stored. With high volatility, an RTP of up to 96.00 percent and a maximum win of 3,000 times the bet, Running Sushi places almost all of its serious potential around timing the collectors correctly. Regular wins require at least three matching paying symbols on consecutive reels from left to right, beginning with reel one. Their vertical positions do not need to align because the game uses ways to win rather than fixed paylines. Card suits form the lower section of the paytable, followed by avocado, rice, salmon, shrimp and two sauce symbols. The chilli sauce is the strongest regular paying symbol and awards 7.5 times the bet when matching symbols appear across all five reels. The conveyor belt beneath the reels is the defining feature. Every spin presents between two and ten Sushi Money symbols, with each one receiving a random cash value. During normal gameplay, an individual Money symbol can be worth as much as 1,000 times the bet. These values are separate from ordinary reel wins and require a special collector before they can be awarded. Take Sushi symbols appear only on reels one, three and five. Landing one on each of those three reels during the same base game spin activates the collection mechanic and awards the combined value of every Sushi Money symbol currently displayed on the conveyor belt. The collection is paid in addition to any ordinary ways wins produced by the main grid. Three Chef Scatter symbols trigger 10 Free Spins. The conveyor belt remains active throughout the feature, but its potential becomes considerably stronger because individual Sushi Money symbols can now reach 2,500 times the bet. More importantly, every Money value appearing during Free Spins is also recorded in a persistent meter. The meter accumulates Money values as the bonus progresses. This means Sushi symbols can continue adding to the stored amount even when no collection takes place immediately. The feature therefore develops a separate pool of value that can become increasingly significant over several spins rather than resolving every Money screen independently. Take All symbols become available exclusively during Free Spins and appear only on reels two, three and four. Landing one Take All on each of those reels triggers the feature. The player receives the value of every Sushi Money symbol currently visible on the conveyor belt together with the complete amount accumulated inside the persistent meter. After a successful Take All collection, the Money meter resets to zero and begins accumulating again from subsequent Sushi Money symbols. This makes the timing of the Take All particularly important. An early activation may collect a relatively modest stored amount, while a later trigger can cash in several spins worth of accumulated conveyor values at once. Wild symbols are also introduced only during Free Spins and can appear on reels two, three and four. They substitute for regular paying symbols but not for Scatters, Take Sushi or Take All symbols. Their purpose is focused on improving conventional 1,024 ways combinations while the conveyor mechanics operate independently below the grid. An optional Bonus Bet increases the regular wager by 25 percent and improves the probability of triggering Free Spins naturally. Where direct purchases are permitted, the 10 Free Spins feature can instead be bought for 85 times the selected bet, guaranteeing the required three Scatters. Neither option changes the fundamental conveyor, meter or Take All mechanics once the feature begins. Running Sushi stands out because it makes the conveyor belt more than a decorative part of the Japanese restaurant theme. Money values continuously move beneath the reels, the base game provides a direct collector and Free Spins transform those individual prizes into an accumulating meter that waits for the Take All combination. The 3,000 times maximum win is relatively restrained compared with many modern Pragmatic Play releases, but Money values reaching 2,500 times ensure that one strong conveyor result can still dominate a bonus. Players who enjoy Cash Collect mechanics will find a distinctive food themed variation where much of the anticipation happens below the reels rather than inside them.