Milk the Cash Cow Slot Review 2024

Milk the Cash Cow

This Rival Gaming creation game called Milk the Cash Cow, has a single payline, on 3 reels. The game's jackpot of $50,000 is accompanied by wild symbols, free spins and multipliers, things that are not usually found in a classic slot.

The game revolves, quite literally, around a cash cow. You can see it in the background image, behind the logo, where a woman is milking a cow, and instead of milk, stacks of money and gold are the result. The focus on cows and money is visible in the rest of the design as well, with the paytable taking the form of a bottle of milk, and with a number of symbols related to the theme as well, though there are also some classics along for the ride. Symbols used have images of cows, buckets of gold, stacks of banknotes and single to triple bar classics.

Up to $15 are used in bets placed in this slot, with $5 for each of the three coins. The coin value is not always that big though, and the option is there to drop it as low as $0.01 if needed. With a $15 bet, you get a chance to win the big prize of 10,000 coins, or up to $50,000.

The cow symbol gives away the big prize, as long as the bet used three coins, and you get the three cows on the payline. Two coin bets with three cow symbols will result in 4000 coins, while bets of one coin will pay 2000 coins.

The game's best feature is a wild symbol, and it will take the place of other symbols in the game. It uses the same cow image, and in addition to helping out with new combinations, it also triples the value of the prize.

There is a huge difference in value between what is offered for the first symbol on the paytable, and what is given for the rest of the symbols. While the cash cow symbol gives you the top jackpot of 10,000 coins, the bucket of gold, which is the second highest paying symbol, will only give you 90 coins. Ultimately it's up to the player to decide if the possibility of a huge prize is worth more than getting average payouts more often.

It's a well designed slot, and the theme gives exactly what the title suggests, a focus on money and the cow that's exploited for it.