Gold Cash Free Spins
Inspired Gaming
Bells decide everything here. Our two bonus rounds at £1 paid 67.5x and 12x, the first because the trail reached x2 inside ten spins, the second because only one bell landed in 15 free spins.
A gold bell dropped onto reel five during our seventh free spin, swept up four cherries worth £29 between them, and lit a third step on the trail above the reels. Three spins later, the trail hit x2 and added 10 more, and our first round closed on £67.50 from a £1 stake. You can play this free Golden Winner Grand Chance demo here with no sign-up, and every figure comes from our own rounds or the game’s help screens.

Our demo loads Inspired’s own GB-set build, which plays in pounds from £1,000 of demo credit. It looks like a fruit machine dressed in gold, with fruit, sevens, BARs, and red cherry tiles carrying cash values, plus four prize boxes over the reels reading Grand 250.00, Major 100.00, Minor 50.00, and Mini 30.00 at our stake.
Spins aren’t quick. Each base spin took about three seconds from press to result, and the controls page lists no turbo option. Line wins are boxed in red, so they’re easy to spot, and the bigger ones pause play while a BIG WIN counter ticks up to the total.
Inside the game, General Information sets the theoretical return at 94.50%. Inspired’s page for the Golden Winner Grand Chance slot lists two settings, 94.5% and 92%. Neither the game nor Inspired rates the volatility, though the William Hill Vegas page describes it as medium to high.
Inspired’s key facts give a top win of 500,000 in pounds, dollars or euros. The Grand prize pot in the game itself pays 250 times the stake.
Ten fixed lines pay left to right across five reels of three rows. Our demo’s stake window runs from £0.10 to £30, and the General Information page allows up to £4,000 a game. UKGC rules cap online slot spins at £5, or £2 for players under 25, which rules out most of those steps at a UK casino.
The Awards page prints every payout in pounds at the current stake. At £1, they line up with the multiples below, and only the red seven and the bell pay on two.
| Symbol | 5 symbols | 4 symbols | 3 symbols | 2 symbols |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Red 7 | £150 or 150x | £20 or 20x | £5 or 5x | 50p or 0.5x |
| Gold bell | £150 or 150x | £20 or 20x | £5 or 5x | 50p or 0.5x |
| Blue 7 | £75 or 75x | £15 or 15x | £3 or 3x | none |
| Red BAR | £50 or 50x | £10 or 10x | £2 or 2x | none |
| Blue BAR | £50 or 50x | £10 or 10x | £2 or 2x | none |
| Cash cherries (mixed) | £15 or 15x | £5 or 5x | £1 or 1x | none |
| Each fruit | £10 or 10x | £2.50 or 2.5x | 50p or 0.5x | none |

The cherry tiles count as one symbol for line wins whatever value they show, so any mix of them pays 15x, 5x or 1x the stake. Their printed values only count when a bell collects them, which happens in the bonus and in Fortune Spins.
Bonus symbols can land on any reel. Three anywhere start 10 free spins, four start 15 and five start 20. During those spins, the bell becomes a collector and a wild, and each time one lands, it pays the values of every cherry in view and lights the next step on a 12-step trail above the reels.
That trail is where the round grows. The fourth, eighth and twelfth steps each add another 10 spins and raise the bell’s multiplier to x2, then x3, then x10. The extra spins only start once the current set has run out.

Cherry values run from 1x to 20x the stake. The prize-pot cherries are worth 30x for Mini, 50x for Minor, 100x for Major and 250x for Grand, and a Grand Chance cherry hides one of those four until a bell collects it and you press it to reveal which.

Everything hangs on the bells. On the ninth spin of our second round, six cherries worth £41 between them filled the reels and paid nothing.

Across both rounds, the trail moved eight steps in 35 free spins, and the 67.5x round only happened because four of those came inside the first ten. Base play was quiet between bonuses, with nothing over £20 landing in about 230 spins.
Every bonus symbol that lands in the base game adds a gold bar to the pile sitting between the prize boxes. When that happens, the pile may grow or explode, and an explosion can offer a choice of three special rounds. The options are 15 spins starting at x1, 10 starting at x2 or 7 starting at x3, with the help page’s own slider running from more play to bigger wins.
Fortune Bet raises the cost of each spin to 1.5 times the stake and swaps in supersized bonus symbols. One fully in view, or three or more partly in view, triggers the bonus, and the help page says it more than doubles the chance of getting there. Fortune Spins is a separate mode that strips the reels down to cherries, bonus symbols and bells.

The demo also has a Bonus Buy button, at 80x the stake for three bonus symbols, 130x for four, 200x for five or 160x for a mystery three to five. We didn’t use it. With UK slot spins capped at £5, casinos licensed in Britain don’t offer bonus buys, so expect the button to be missing when you play for real money.
Inspired calls this game the successor to its original Golden Winner, a name more people search for, though the original isn’t in Inspired’s games list. Two later versions do.
When we looked through the lobby at William Hill Vegas, Golden Winner Grand Chance was sixth along in its Top Slots row. There’s more on the site itself in our full William Hill Vegas write-up.
Because the game also comes in a 92% version, open General Information inside it at whichever casino you pick and see which one you’ve got. For something newer, see our list of UK slot sites that have just launched, or try other slots you can play free.