Booming Games launches Trailer Trash, a 6x5 cascades slot with 100x TV multipliers
Americana junkyard theme with scatter collection, Boost+ and 100x Buy Bonus option.
Key Takeaways
- Booming Games released Trailer Trash on 5 November 2026, a 6x5 video slot with Cascading Wins.
- The game pays on clusters of eight or more matching symbols regardless of position and uses cascades.
- Free Spins are triggered by four or more beer can scatters or when the bonus bin overflows; the bonus starts with 10 free spins.
- TV Multiplier symbols in Free Spins range from 2x to 100x and wins are increased by the combined multiplier values.
- Two paid options are available: Boost+ (50% higher bet) and a Buy Bonus priced at 100x stake.
Booming Games released Trailer Trash on 5 November 2026, a 6x5 video slot built around Cascading Wins, scatter collection and a Free Spins feature with TV multipliers. The game pays on clusters of eight or more matching symbols regardless of position, and winning symbols are removed and replaced via cascades to allow multiple wins from a single spin.
Key mechanics and feature entry
Trailer Trash uses beer can scatter symbols that are collected into a bonus bin. Four or more scatters on the reels trigger the Free Spins feature; a single scatter can also randomly activate the feature if it causes the bin to overflow. The bonus begins with 10 free spins, and additional spins are awarded through re-triggers.
During Free Spins, TV Multiplier symbols with values ranging from 2x to 100x are added to the reels. Booming Games says wins in the feature are increased by the combined value of all held TV Multipliers.
Bet modifiers and purchase option
The title includes two paid options. Boost+ raises the bet by 50% to increase the odds of entering the Free Spins feature. A Buy Bonus button is priced at 100x the stake. The game’s cluster pays and cascades are central to its win potential.
Supplier comment
“They say one man’s trash is another man’s treasure, and we’ve taken that saying to heart in our new Trailer Trash slot! Though the reels may look like they’re filled with junk, every group of 8+ matching symbols is guaranteed to award a prize, and the Cascading Wins mechanic means one hit can soon lead to another. Throw in Free Spins and massive multipliers of up to 100x and you’ve got a trailer party players are sure to love!” — Craig Asling, Director of Games at Booming Games
Trailer Trash’s Americana, junkyard backdrop frames the mechanics and the scatter-collection route into Free Spins, and the supplier highlights cluster wins and cascades as the game's core appeal. Read more about new releases in our casino section or supplier updates in news. For studio and distribution details see b2b.
Frequently Asked Questions
When was Trailer Trash released?
Trailer Trash was released on 5 November 2026. Booming Games published the title with its 6x5 layout and cascade mechanics on that date.
How do players trigger Free Spins in Trailer Trash?
Players trigger Free Spins by collecting four or more beer can scatter symbols into the bonus bin. A single scatter can also randomly activate the feature if it causes the bin to overflow.
What multiplier values appear in the Free Spins feature?
TV Multiplier symbols in Free Spins carry values from 2x to 100x. Booming Games says wins in the feature are increased by the combined value of all held TV Multipliers.
What paid options does Trailer Trash offer?
Trailer Trash offers Boost+, which increases the bet by 50% to raise feature odds, and a Buy Bonus priced at 100x the stake. Both options change how quickly a player can reach the Free Spins feature.
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