Cashbuster by JPM: three routes towards the £15 top prizes

Cashbuster makes its intentions clear with three large £15 markings across the top of the glass. Beneath them, JPM arranges the board as three interlocking columns of cash amounts, numbers, nudges and named features. Gold coins scattered through the red artwork tie the whole design together.

The centre column carries the cash values. The neighbouring columns mix numbers with other positions, including nudges and named features. Towards the bottom of the board are two separate number windows, with Move Left and Move Right markings beside them.

That is the detail that makes Cashbuster's board interesting to read. It is not simply a single ladder running upwards: the layout and movement labels draw attention to the relationship between the columns. The two number windows reinforce that sense of a game taking place across the board.

Feature labels visible on the glass include Stop 'n' Step and Note Climb. A separate panel on the far right lists more cash amounts, with a Bonus section below. There is plenty happening, but the three columns keep the main board organised.

The lower half has three reels, a small nudge ladder on the left and the Cashbuster logo on the right. Round buttons sit across the front, giving the cabinet a different feel from machines with a row of square controls.

This £15 version is worth a closer look for its layout alone. The columns, paired number displays and directional labels give it a specific identity that was missing from the previous copy.