Cluster Cup

Cluster Cup Slot

Cluster Cup is a 7×7 grid slot by Caleta Gaming, released in April 2026 alongside the 2026 FIFA World Cup season. There are no fixed paylines. Instead, wins form when five or more matching symbols connect horizontally or vertically anywhere on the grid. Winning clusters vanish and new symbols fall from above through the Tumble Feature, triggering fresh clusters until no new wins appear.

RTP and Volatility

The RTP is 93.45% — well below the 96% industry average. Caleta has not published an official volatility label, but the game's cascading multiplier structure and a persisting Free Spins multiplier make it play like a high-variance title. Keep sessions short or use the Buy Feature with a clear budget.

Bonus Features

Tumble Timer and Multiplier Score: Each cascade activates the Tumble Timer, which can reveal multipliers of 2×, 3×, 5×, or 10×. These feed a running Multiplier Score that applies to all wins at the end of the tumbling sequence. During Free Spins, the score does not reset between spins — it compounds across the entire bonus round.

Free Spins: Land five or more Free Spins symbols anywhere on the 7×7 grid to trigger the bonus. The carry-over Multiplier Score is the central mechanic — each tumble adds to it, and the accumulated total stays active from spin to spin.

Super Trick: After three or more cascades in a single spin, the game fires a Super Trick modifier. These football-themed modifiers include Wild Shots, Symbol Exchange, Red Cards, and Big Gloves, each reshuffling the grid in a different way.

Buy Feature: A Buy Feature button lets you skip straight to bonus events without waiting for them to land naturally. Cost scales with your stake size.

Adaptive Bet: The game includes an Adaptive Bet option that adjusts bet levels dynamically, useful for managing bankroll across a high-variance session.

Bet Range

Stakes run from €0.10 to €300 per spin.

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