Trophy Rush Triple Boost

This is not a Megaways release, and no bonus can be bought from the panel. Trophy Rush Triple Boost, out from Amusnet on 10 June 2026, runs on a plain 5-reel grid with 40 fixed paylines. The setup stays simple.

How the 40 paylines are built

Wins land on 40 fixed paylines across five reels. Forty lines is a mid-range count, neither the ten of an old classic nor the hundreds of a modern grid. There is no tumbling mechanic, so symbols hold their positions once a spin resolves. The paytable does the work by itself. Amusnet carries 374 titles in our catalogue, and this one adds no cascade or progressive layer on top of that fixed grid.

Where the 96.5% return sits

Our RTP reading of 96.5% comes from web research on a single feed, so treat it as provisional until a second source lines up. Against the 96.08% midpoint we calculate from 8,986 catalogued games, that figure runs 0.42 points ahead. The gap is slim in absolute terms, but it does put the game on the higher side of centre. No max-win multiplier reached our data, and the volatility line stays blank on the sheet, so we won't estimate the swing.

Who might open the demo

Players who prefer a paytable they can read at a glance will find little clutter here. Reach data is modest. A single Canadian operator lists it 213th, and one German book places it 427th. Neither market gives it more than one shelf so far, a narrow footprint for a June release. The free demo runs with no deposit and no sign-up, since the release is recent — 10 June 2026.

At 96.5% payback the operator's long-run share works out near 3.5% — settle on a spending cap before you spin. 18+.