Gift values add together, then apply once to the cascade total. They do not multiply each other in a chain - and that changes bankroll reads.
When two gifts show 10x and 25x at the end of a cascade, the game uses 35x on the sequence total, not 10x then 25x on top of that. That single detail changes how you read the screen.
Long cascades help twice: they can grow the symbol count into a better pay tier, and they give more time for gifts to land before the multiply step. Short cascades with one gift feel quieter even when the gift number looks big.
Scatter wins are generally paid flat. A fat chest pay mid-bonus will not ride the gift sum. If you are tracking a session, separate scatter pays from multiplied cascade totals.
Short search reviews often stop at 'multipliers up to 100x'. The sum-then-apply rule is the part that actually changes bankroll decisions.
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