Bejeweled Hypercash

Bejeweled Hypercash is an exciting game of the UK National Lottery which arguably gives you an opportunity to win prizes in the fastest way online by turning Bejeweled gems into big cash. The game is fun, interactive and easy to play. The coin sizes you can play range from 20p to £200. This gives enough leverage and space for any player who wants to be part of this game to do so without crying foul to any barriers to entry. The top payout for this game is 100 multiplied by the coin size. For instance, if you play a £200 coin size, then your payout will be £20,000. Whenever 6 or more matching gems fall a cluster, you win a cash prize. The more you win, the more the gems disappear as you near the top payout. Every player needs to keep a keen eye for the Hypercubes which can give you more winning opportunities.

How to Play Bejeweled Hypercash

Playing this game is not as difficult as other lottery games. It is easy to learn and amateurs can become professionals within a short duration of time. The only thing is you need to exercise judgment on the amount of cash that you want to put into the game beforehand. The first step to register an entry into the game is by selecting the coin size you would like to play. As intimated above, the coin sizes range from 20p all the way to £200.

Every play has its own number which can be found on the outcome screen of the game once it has been finished. At the beginning of a play, you will be presented with a Game Play window consisting of a Play Button under which there are easy-to-follow instructions on how to proceed. The instructions clearly indicate that you need to roll the dice so as to get coordinates and collect your price gems. If you collect 3 or more sets of 3 like gems in a column or row, you will win the prize in table. If you collect 3 single gems and then match 3 like gems, you will win prize in table or alternatively collect instant win prizes. To unlock a mini game, you must land on the Hypercash cube.

When you click on the Play Button, you will be presented with a Bejeweled grid which has 6 by 6 dimensions. In every section of the grid you will either find a triangular pink gem, a hexagonal green gem, a square red gem, a hexagonal orange gem, a round white gem, a diamond-shaped blue gem, a diamond yellow gem or a Hypercash Cube or one or two instant prizes.

On the left of the Bejeweled grid are six pink dices each with 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 gold pips. The top of the grid has 6 gold dices with 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 pink pips. Under the grid are two dices displayed which are larger in size; one gold dice with pink pips and one pink dice with gold pips. The left of these two dices has the instruction '8 GOES LEFT' also known as the 'Goes Left Indicator'. In order to continue with your play, you have to click on the two dices so as to roll them. Ultimately they will land and display a pink and a gold number of pips. At this same time, the 'Goes Left Indicator' will decrease by one.

The number of pips displayed on the two dices will correspond to the numbered dices at the top and to the left of the Bejeweled grid. This will highlight to show you the Gem coordinates collected. The collected gem will then populate one of the spots in the corresponding row of the Collect 3 Like Gems Prize Table. The gems in the grid will then move down in order to replace the collected gem.

When you collect 7 sets of 3 like gems in a line, you win £300,000. The odds of winning this top payout are 1:4,900,000. When you 6 sets of 3 like gems in a line, you win £10,000. This second prize has the winning odds of 1:1,633,334. For 3 red gems collected, you win £1,000 and the odds of winning this amount are 1:153,125. When you win 5 sets of 3 like gems in a line, you get £100, the same amount you win when you collect 3 purple gems. All of them have winning odds of 1:15,031. In a case where you collect 5 sets of 3 like gems in a line and 3 purple gems collected in one go, you win £200 at winning odds of 1:25,000. There are many other prizes below £100 you can win including instant prizes.

Each game costs £3 and you can only win one prize amount in every play.