Money Fever (Mega888): a slot built out of loose change
Pennies, silver coins, banknote bundles and a steel safe: Money Fever keeps its theme literal. A look at the reels, the scatter and the bet bar.

Reel notes at a glance
- Platform
- Mega888
- Layout
- 5 reels x 3 rows (from screenshots)
- Scatter
- Steel safe
- Jackpot meters
- Random, Major, Minor
Money Fever takes the idea of a money slot very literally. Almost every symbol on its five reels is cash: copper pennies, 5c, 25c and 50c coins, and bundles of banknotes marked $1, $5 and $10. The logo carries an "In God We Trust" banner, so the look is old American coinage.
Money Fever's reels and symbols
The grid is five reels by three rows. The printed values on the coins and notes are part of the design, not prize amounts. What each symbol actually pays is shown in credits in the paytable, so check it rather than going by the face value on the artwork.


The safe and the jackpot meters
The one symbol that is not money is a steel safe labelled Scatter. Scatters usually pay wherever they land rather than along a line, and in many slots enough of them start a bonus. Money Fever's own rules page, behind the menu button at the top right, says exactly what its safe does.
On the right-hand panel three meters count up: Random, Major and Minor. They are shared jackpots, and like everything else in the game they land by chance.

Betting on Money Fever
The bet bar has minus and plus buttons. The screenshots show bets of 25 and 100, next to Auto Play and Spin. Set a budget before the first spin and keep the bet low enough to see a fair number of spins out of it. A slot themed on money is still a slot: the house keeps its edge.

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Quick answers
What is the scatter in Money Fever?
A steel safe marked Scatter. The paytable inside the game explains what it pays and whether it starts a feature.
Are the coin and note values real prizes?
No. The 5c, 25c, 50c, $1, $5 and $10 markings are symbol artwork. Your wins are shown in the game's own credits.