Cash Cubes

How To Play Cash Cubes Bingo

Cash Cubes is technically a 36-ball bingo game, but it looks unlike any regular bingo game you’ve ever played. It is really fast paced, with a progressive community jackpot and ‘cube collection’ feature that allows you to trigger additional prizes. This bingo game is available exclusively on the Playtech network of sites.

Buying Tickets

There are four ticket prices which are displayed by four different coloured cubes.

  • Orange: 10p
  • Green: 50p
  • Purple: £1
  • Red: £2

The regular ‘4 cubes’ prize will change depending on your ticket price, but it is also worth selecting a stake and sticking with it, because of how the ‘cube collection’ feature works (read on for more info).

Choose your ticket price and stick to it for ‘cube collection’

How It Works

Instead of a standard ticket, you have 12 numbers which are placed on the edges of four diamond-like ‘cubes’ which are placed in a 2×2 grid. When numbers are called, if they appear on your cubes, that side of the cube will light up yellow. Light up all four sides of a cube and it will break out and move to the bottom of the screen.

Be the first player to break out all 4 of their cubes to win. Even if you don’t win full house, if you’ve managed to break out any number of cubes during the game, they get added to your ‘cube collection’.

Here I have collected 1 cube & I am 5TG from full house

Prizes

In each game, there is one standard prize which is called the ‘4 Cubes’ prize. This goes to the first player to break open all four cubes.

There is also a progressive Cash Cubes Jackpot which is seeded at £500 and increases by 5% of player stakes each game until won. If anyone gets full house within 18 calls it is triggered and 100% of the pot is shared amongst the community, based proportionally to their stake.

Nice little win when reviewing this game!

The Cube Collection

One of the unique features of this game is the ‘cube collection’. Every time you manage to break open a cube during a regular game, those cubes drop to the bottom of the screen. Then at the end of each game, even if you didn’t win full house, those cubes are counted and added to a collection.

There are four different collections, one for each of the four ticket prices. This is why I said earlier it is important to choose one stake and stick to it. If you win 3 cubes in a 10p game but then win 3 cubes in a 50p game, you will have two different collections of 3, not one collection of 6.

Once you have collected 50 cubes in a collection, you win the corresponding prize:

  • Orange: 50p
  • Green: £2.50
  • Purple: £5.00
  • Red: £10.00

Not huge amounts, but nice to have that chance over time to get something back for your continued play. Also, it is important to know the game will remember your totals, so even if you go away and come back weeks later, your collections will be there waiting for you.

How Do I Know How Many Cash Cubes Are In My Collections?

On desktop there is a little box with an arrow pointing to the left, just where the main game screen is. If you click this arrow, a screen will slide out which shows you how many cubes in each collection you have got.

On mobile you can see your tally in two different places. Firstly, when choosing the ticket price there is a box at the top which shows the game prizes. Your tally for each collection will flash up here every few seconds. Then secondly, when the game begins you get the same arrow as found on desktop, which slides the collection information across the screen.

Here I have 5 green, 3 purple & 1 red cubes in my collection

Where Can I Play Cash Cubes Bingo?

Cash Cubes is available only on Playtech network, but not every brand has chosen to have the game. At the time of writing it was available on the following sites:

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