Relax Gaming has never been afraid to lean into theme, and Camelot Cash (2025) is one of its more charming stylistic swings. Rather than the usual gilded-armour Arthurian cliche, the studio dresses the whole thing up as a stage play, all painted cardboard cutouts, wobbly props and theatrical staging. It is a genuinely likeable presentation that stands apart from the medieval-slot crowd, and it gives an otherwise conventional line-pay slot a personality of its own.
Under the papercraft, the maths is classic Relax comfort food. You are looking at a 5-reel, 3-row grid running across 10 fixed paylines, with a bet range that spans from 10p up to £/€200 a spin, so both casual players and higher-stakes chasers are catered for. The headline RTP sits at 96.10%, which is a hair above the industry average and perfectly respectable for a mainstream release. As is standard for Relax, operators can deploy lower configurable RTP tiers, so it is always worth checking the info screen at the casino you are actually playing at before you commit.
The star mechanic is the Cash symbol. These land showing a value from x1 up to x100 your bet, and when they form part of a winning line those values are paid out directly. In the base game that gives you a steady, readable way to bank prizes without needing a bonus to feel like something is happening. Alongside them sit expanding symbols: land three or more matching symbols across the reels and they stretch to fill their entire reel, which is where the bigger base-game hits come from.
The Free Spins round is triggered by landing 3, 4 or 5 Wild Scatters, awarding 8, 16 or 24 spins respectively. What makes it interesting is that the trigger also determines how many expanding symbols are in play during the feature, 1, 2 or 3 depending on how many scatters dropped you in. During the bonus these expanding symbols pay even when they are not connected left-to-right, which stacks nicely with the Cash symbol values for the round’s top payouts. If you would rather skip the wait, a Bonus Buy is available for 60x your stake, guaranteeing entry with at least 8 free spins; buying in typically nudges the effective RTP slightly higher, though the exact figure varies by operator configuration.
On volatility, sources vary, some list it as medium and others as high, and Relax itself hasn’t published a firm figure I could confirm, so treat your session bankroll accordingly rather than trusting a single label. What is well documented is the ceiling: the maximum win is capped at 5,000x your bet. That is a modest cap by today’s standards, where four- and five-figure-multiplier headline wins are increasingly common, and it is probably the biggest knock against Camelot Cash for players who chase life-changing top-end potential.
The result is a well-made, good-looking slot that is more about consistent, comprehensible play than jackpot fireworks. The theme is a delight, the Cash and expanding symbols give the base game genuine rhythm, and the free spins are cleanly designed. Just go in knowing the 5,000x cap keeps the top end grounded.
SlotWhizz rating: 3.4/5.
Remember that slots are built with a house edge, so over time the game is designed to keep more than it pays back; play for entertainment, not income.
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