Treasures of Aztec: Cascades, Multipliers and an Unquoted Max Win

Why does this page not print a max win? Because the sources do not agree. PG Soft’s data field reports one ceiling, an independent simulation of the mathematics yields a much smaller figure, and either could be a different measure of the same thing.

Treasures of Aztec Specs

What can be stated?

Is the RTP on the page? The game page does not display it; the figure comes from the data behind the page.

Cascades and the Doubled Free-Spins Climb

How does the multiplier work? PG Soft designed it as progressive: base-game cascades add 1 point apiece, free-spin cascades add 2. The same chain of cascades therefore pays roughly twice as much inside the round as outside it.

What lengthens a chain? Wilds on the way and mystery symbols that upgrade into wilds. Without them the grid empties and the chain ends.

The Climb in Numbers

What does a chain add up to? Taking the per-cascade steps at face value, the multiplier gains this much over a chain:

Is the starting value shown? Not in the page text, so the table describes the climb, not a total. The point is the ratio: free spins double the pace.

Why does that make the free-spins round the focus? A long chain inside it climbs twice as fast, so the same luck is worth about twice as much there. A session built around reaching four scatters follows from the mechanic, not from a promise.

Treasures of Aztec and the other cascade games

What is the nearest comparison? The Mahjong Ways 2 avalanche page also cascades, on 2,000 ways and a published 100,000x ceiling. The Wild Bandito 5x4 slot is the smaller-grid option with a different multiplier build.

How do I find it? Browse SLOTS once the login for the PG Soft shelf is done; HOT listed other games on the reading day. The phone app steps cover the mobile route, and the PG Soft games overview lists the full set.