The Coyote Cash 2 slot: a desert sequel with a Mini-to-Grand jackpot ladder

A sequel to a lobby regular

The number in the name is literal. The original Coyote Cash was still in Springbok's Slots tab when we read the lobby on 9 October 2026, so the sequel sits beside its predecessor rather than replacing it. Our register holds no spec sheet for the first game, so this page does not compare the two feature by feature; it sticks to what the lobby and Springbok's review say about the new one.

Springbok's preview frames it as the coyote's return to the desert. The theme is the wrapper. What decides how a session plays sits underneath: the ways grid, the Hold & Spin round, the jackpot ladder and the free games.

How the ways grid pays

With 243 ways on a 5 reels x 3 rows layout, there are no paylines to choose. In the usual ways format, a win needs the same symbol on neighbouring reels counted from the left, and on each reel any row will do; the total is every route across the grid that takes one position from each reel.

In practice you stake per spin rather than per line, and small wins turn up from combinations a fixed-line game would miss. That does not make the game more generous overall, because the paytable already allows for the extra routes.

Hold & Spin and the jackpot ladder

The tile names a Hold & Spin round and the jackpot tiers but describes neither. What starts the round, how many re-spins it gives and which symbols carry the jackpots are not in our register, and borrowing another game's rules would be guesswork. If the format is new to you, a plain guide to the usual Hold & Spin pattern sets out the general idea; the game's help screen has the specific rules.

The tier names, Mini up to Grand, describe a ladder from smallest to largest. Neither the tile nor Springbok's review gives a value for any of them, and we never quote jackpot amounts in rand, so the ladder is all there is to report. Whether each tier is a fixed multiple or a growing pot is not stated either.

The pairing is common on the timeline. Blazing Horse carries the same Mini-to-Grand ladder beside its Hold and Spin round and free games, though on paylines; Prosperity Pots: Lucky Coins shares the 243 ways layout and sets a Jackpot Pick next to its Hold and Spin:

^S = Springbok's own figure from its previews or articles; everything else is from the lobby tile, read 9 October 2026.

Free games without the low symbols

The free-games round comes from Springbok's review rather than the lobby tile, which is why the release card marks it "Springbok says": 9 free games on 3 scatters (reels 1, 3, 5) with low-paying symbols removed.

Two things follow from that line. Scatters count only on the reels it names, so one landing elsewhere does not help. And with the low-paying symbols removed for the round, more of each screen is left to the higher-paying symbols and the specials while it lasts. The review does not say how much difference that makes to an average round, and a short round can still end quietly.

What Springbok has not published

• RTP. Not on the lobby tile and not in our register. 9 slots on our timeline carry an RTP of 95% from Springbok's reviews; we will not assume Coyote Cash 2 matches them.
• Top award. No ceiling is published, so the release card has no top-award line.
• Jackpot values and triggers. Tier names only.
• Bet range. Not recorded.

The studio is a softer gap. 2026 Springbok press releases and articles call Seahorse Surge, Coyote Cash 2, Cash Bandits 3 and Olympus Thunderhold games 'by SpinLogic' Springbok says · 9 October 2026. The lobby itself labels Coyote Cash 2 RTG, and Springbok does not explain how the two names relate, so we report both and pick neither.

Coyote Cash 2 and the welcome package

Every slot counts toward wagering under Springbok's terms, this one included. Redeem SPRINGBOK100 before the first deposit, then work through 30x the deposit plus bonus with each bet at or under R100; Springbok voids winnings from bigger bets while a bonus is active.

Coyote Cash 2 has also carried Springbok's monthly free-spins coupon in earlier months. Every one of those codes has expired, so none appears here.

Between FAT CA$H and Olympus Thunderhold

Coyote Cash 2 arrived on a Wednesday, two weeks after the three-reel classic FAT CA$H and two weeks before Olympus Thunderhold and its pays-anywhere grid. Three neighbours could hardly differ more: a single-row classic, a ways game with a jackpot ladder and a grid with no lines at all.

All three were still in the New Games tab when we read it on 9 October 2026, with Coyote Cash 2 at number 11 of 18. As newer games arrive, the oldest titles drop out of that list into the ordinary Slots tab.