Topo Mole — Bonus Features
Topo Mole runs on an auto-swinging hammer, Wild Moles worth x2 to x10, and a crystal Bonus Game. Here's how the 1,200x ceiling comes together.
How Each Feature Pays
Trigger, mechanics, multiplier ceilings and what each one is actually worth. New here? Start with the Topo Mole how-to-play guide.
The Base Round
How to Trigger
Set a bet and press Spin. Between one and six moles land on the field.
What Happens
The hammer hits the moles automatically — you don't tap or aim. Each successful hit adds to the multiplier running through the round, so a round that keeps connecting keeps climbing. The risk condition is stated plainly by InOut: if the hammer breaks, the round ends and the accumulated win is lost. Every round is an independent outcome, so a dry stretch doesn't make the next one due.
Multipliers
The round multiplier builds hit by hit. Both caps apply: x1,200 of the stake and a $20,000 cash ceiling for this configuration.
Strategy
There is no in-round decision to make — the hammer swings itself. The only levers you hold are stake size and how many rounds you play, so set both before you start.
| Moles per round | 1 – 6 |
| Hammer | Hits automatically |
| Each hit | Adds to the multiplier |
| Hammer breaks | Accumulated win lost |
| Cap | x1,200 / $20,000 |
Wild Moles
How to Trigger
Appear at random among the moles that land during a round.
What Happens
A Wild Mole is the high-impact target in the base game. Landing one boosts the round you're in by x2, x5 or x10 — which is why the swings feel sharp even on a flat stake. Wilds do double duty: two of them in a single winning round is the trigger that opens the Bonus Game.
Multipliers
x2, x5 or x10 on the current round.
Strategy
You can't force a Wild Mole, and nothing you do changes its odds. Treat it as the upside that arrives on its own rather than something to chase with a bigger bet.
| Boost | x2 / x5 / x10 |
| Trigger | Random |
| Second job | Opens the bonus |
| Needed for bonus | 2 in one winning round |
| Rate | Not published |
Crystal Bonus Game
How to Trigger
Two Wild Moles landing in one winning round. That is the only published trigger.
What Happens
The bonus hands you a set of hits on glowing crystals. Each crystal turns up one of three things: a multiplier of up to x50, an extra hit, or nothing at all. When the hits run out, the multipliers you collected are added together and the total is applied to your original bet — so several mid-sized crystals can outrun one lucky big one.
Multipliers
Crystals reveal up to x50 each; the collected multipliers are summed and applied to the original bet.
Strategy
This is where the biggest round results come from, and InOut says so directly — the x1200 headline is tied to the bonus, not to the base field.
| Trigger | 2 Wild Moles |
| Crystal reveals | Multiplier / extra hit / nothing |
| Top crystal | x50 |
| Payout math | Multipliers summed |
| Applied to | Original bet |
Auto Game, Turbo & Session Recovery
How to Trigger
Available from the game controls at any time.
What Happens
Auto Game plays a chosen number of rounds without extra clicks, and Turbo tightens the pacing — both are operator-configurable, so the exact limits depend on where you play. The game also supports 30-day session recovery, which means a dropped connection doesn't automatically cost you your place.
Multipliers
None — these are pacing and session tools, not paying features.
Strategy
Auto Game is convenient and it is also how bankrolls disappear quietly. If you use it, set the round count to something you'd have been willing to click through by hand.
| Auto Game | Set number of rounds |
| Turbo | Faster pacing |
| Session recovery | 30 days |
| Pays | Nothing |
| Configurable by | Operator |
Two Ceilings, and How They Bite
Topo Mole is bounded twice, and the two limits do not apply at the same stake. The multiplier cap is 1,200x of whatever you bet. The cash cap for this configuration is a flat $20,000. InOut works the example through on its own page: bet $10 and x1,200 pays $12,000, comfortably inside the ceiling; bet $20 and the same multiplier would reach $24,000, so it gets trimmed back to $20,000.
What that means in practice is that past roughly a $16.67 stake the multiplier cap stops being the thing that limits you and the cash cap takes over. Below it, the headline x1,200 is the real number. Above it, you are paying more per round for a ceiling that no longer moves. Neither figure is reachable from the base field alone — InOut says directly that two Wild Moles opening the Bonus Game is where the biggest multiplier spikes happen.
What your casino can change
InOut lists the configurable parameters openly: minimum and maximum bet, the max-win ceiling — both the cash cap and the multiplier cap — and pacing controls such as Turbo and the Auto Game settings. Currency display, language, interface labels and the compliance layer are tailored per casino too. The core game logic stays fixed; the numbers around it do not. So the $0.10–$200 range and the $20,000 cap quoted here are one configuration, and your casino’s info panel is the authority on yours.
Fairness, in InOut’s own words
Four things the publisher states plainly. Each round is a fresh random outcome with no “due” patterns. The rule is explicit: hammer breaks, accumulated win for that round is lost. The bonus has one fixed trigger, two Wild Moles in a winning round, and nothing else opens it. And the limits are defined in the configuration rather than floating. On certification the wording is deliberately general — the game is designed to meet standard real-money requirements, with acceptance depending on market, jurisdiction and distribution route. No testing laboratory is named for this title, so we don’t name one either.
One more operational detail worth knowing: a technical malfunction voids plays and payouts for that session, which is the industry-standard clause, and the game supports 30-day session recovery so a dropped connection does not by itself cost you your place.
Trigger Probabilities
Base Game
Win Milestones
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