Hacksaw Gaming · Heist
Cash Crooks
13 August 2026 · in 8 days · medium
10 000×max win
| RTP | 96.22% |
|---|---|
| RTP versions in circulation | 96.22%, 94.23%, 92.11%, 86.28% |
| Layout | paylines |
| Volatility | medium |
| Hit frequency | Not announced yet |
| Bet range | Not announced yet |
| Bonus buy | Not announced yet |
Mechanics
- Vault Dials
- Piggy Bank multipliers
- Grab'n Go free spins
- Fierce & Fur-ious free spins
- Vault to Victory bonus
What we know
A 3/5 volatility rating from Hacksaw is worth pausing on. The studio built its name on games that punish for hours before paying, and Cash Crooks sits in the middle of its own scale — the same week it ships Max Win Machine at 5/5. Read together, the two releases look like a deliberate split of the audience.
The mechanic is a collection loop: Vault Dials spin to award multipliers, which bank into a Piggy Bank rather than paying out immediately. Three free spins modes sit behind different scatter counts — Grab'n Go at three, Fierce & Fur-ious at four, and a hidden Vault to Victory round at five. The studio lists 96.22% RTP with 94.23%, 92.11% and 86.28% versions in circulation, and a 10,000x ceiling.
That 86.28% version deserves attention. It is far below the others, and operators are free to deploy it. Anyone comparing this game across two casinos may be playing materially different products under one name.
The moderate volatility and banked-multiplier structure point at players who want visible progress during a session rather than a single decisive hit. Neither the hit rate nor the stake limits appear on the studio page.