Mr. Cashback is a profitable 15-payline video slot powered by Playtech. The symbol featuring the character of Mr. Cashback is here to make you wealthy by being wild - you can even achieve the jackpot of 7500 coins if you get 5 Mr. Cashback symbols. The other important symbol is the Mr. Cashback logo, functioning as the scatter symbol. You can try playing the Mr. Cashback slot here on this page for free or select any of the Playtech casinos in our listings to play the game for real money.
Before you start spinning the reels, adjust your bet. You can choose between the 8 given coin values, ranging from 0.01 to 5. Line bets are chosen by clicking the "Bet per Line" button and paylines by clicking "Lines". Selecting "Bet Max" activates all paylines with the maximum bet per line and spins the reels. To start the game, simply press the pink “Spin” button in the far right corner. If you wish to spin for a preset number of times uninterruptedly, click “Auto Start”. Pushing the -/+ directly above it lets you choose the number of automatic spins.
Clicking on the “Gamble” button activates the Gamble feature where you will need to guess whether the face down card is red or black. Correct guesses increase your winnings, while guessing wrong makes you lose the obtained sum. You can leave the Gamble round and collect your winnings by pressing the “Collect” button.
If 3 or more Mr. Cashback logos appear anywhere on the reels, the Free Games feature is triggered, granting you 12 free spins with 2x multiplier. During this feature, freezing wilds emerge arbitrarily and remain on their position for up to 4 spins, increasing your chance for profit.
This slot has a unique bonus called Mr. Cashback Feature, active only during the base game. If a single active payline does not win in 50 consecutive spins, you will be rewarded with 50 times your stake on that very payline. Your cashback status is saved when a payline is inactive and restored upon reactivation.
Game Play
Click to Change: Choose a coin size.
Spin: Start playing the game at your chosen wager.
Auto Start: Spin the reels for a number of times with no interruptions.
+/-: Choose the number of successive automatic spins.
Lines: Choose one more payline.
Bet per Line: Add a coin to the line bet.
Bet Max: Activate all paylines with the maximum bet and spin the reels.
Gamble: Start the gamble round.
Collect: Collect your winnings.
I wasn't able to get this game working here at AskGamblers so had to write my review entirely from memory, I apologise if I missed anything important!
The things I like about this game.. the free spins round is reminiscent of the great "Dead or Alive" game from NetEnt. You receive 12 free spins with a 2x multiplier, and there are freezing wilds too although they don't hang around right up to the end of the feature like they do in DoA and seem to disappear after a random number of spins. You can still hit a wildline if your really lucky though - Playtech like to state jackpot wins as a multiple of your line bet, so don't be confused - you actually win 500x your stake, not 7500x !
Graphics and sound aren't bad, if a little tacky - the sound is better than a lot of Playtech games which often seem to only have basic bleeps in the style of those ancient "One Armed Bandit" slot machines. My favourite Playtech game Great Blue is a good example, amazing game, but why does the music sound like its coming from a childrens lean-to-play piano?!
Back when I first started checking out Playtech casinos Mr Cashback was one of three games I could choose for free spins at a couple of casinos, and the name intrigued me - what did it mean? It didn't take me very long to work it out.. and even less time to be a little gutted with the execution of the idea.
You'll notice that each payline has a dollar amount showing by it, these count up each time you spin the reels and do not get a win on that line. If you somehow manage to spin the reels fifty times without hitting a win on any specific payline you will be rewarded with 50x your total bet - effectively all your cash back for the fifty spins that didn't result in a win for that line. It's a nice idea but in practice I think you'll struggle just as much as I did to not get so much as a three of a kind on every payline over fifty spins most of the time. I couldn't help but wonder how much of the games RTP is tied up on this extremely rare feature.