Bull Rush comes from Konami's online catalogue and runs on a 5x3 grid with 50 fixed paylines. Australian operators list it with stakes between $0.50 and $30,000 a spin, wide enough for cautious testers and big spenders on the same paytable.
Three mechanics interlock across a single 15-cell grid. A charging herd of Bulls opens the hold-and-spin round. An oversized Wild takes over during free spins. A side feature also lets Gold Coins cash out mid-round instead of waiting for the board to fill.
Bull Blitz Feature
Landing six or more Bull symbols flips the reels into a locked grid. Cells without a Bull start spinning on their own, and the round opens with a counter set to 3 Bonus Games. From here only Bulls, Silver Coins and Gold Coins matter on the board.
A Bull that appears converts on the spot into a Silver Coin. It carries a hidden prize: a Mega Jackpot, a Maxi, Major or Mini Bonus, or a flat credit award. Whatever lands stays put for the rest of the round, layer on layer.
Landing one more Bull mid-round triggers a double effect. Every Gold Coin currently showing pays out immediately, and the Bonus Game counter jumps straight back to 3. As many as five Maxi Bonus coins can be sitting on the grid at once. Play continues until the counter runs dry or the last cell fills.
Bonus Tiers & Jackpots
The coins locked into Bull Blitz hide five different prize brackets. Nothing here pays a set cash amount; every bracket is a multiplier tied to the line bet.
Grand Jackpot
Landing this one requires all 15 cells to be occupied by coins or Bulls the moment a Bonus Game wraps up. Konami built in a second route too. A random shot at the same jackpot can fire at the close of any real-money spin, board state aside.
Mega Jackpot
Unlike the coins that sit and wait, a Mega Jackpot cashes out the moment its Silver Coin turns over. The freed cell then resets to the smallest credit value on the list. Either Bull Blitz or an X-Tra Hit run can be the one to trigger it.
Maxi, Major and Mini Bonus
These three stay locked as Gold Coins, holding their value until a new Bull clears them or the round winds down.
| Tier | Multiplier |
|---|---|
| Maxi Bonus | 10,000× bet per line |
| Major Bonus | 5,000× bet per line |
| Mini Bonus | 1,000× bet per line |
Between those three sit plain credit awards worth 800, 500, 200, 100, 90, 75, 50 or 40 times the line bet. Five Maxi Bonus coins locked in together is the single richest board the feature can produce.
X-Tra Hit Feature
This one only activates once Bull Blitz is already running. Landing an X-TRA HIT symbol starts a fresh round of it, and the same Bonus Game can stack several back to back.
No reels turn during this feature. Two or more Bulls showing at once sets it off. The first becomes a Silver Coin, the second turns into the X-TRA HIT marker itself, and any leftover Bulls simply hold position. That marker then cashes every Gold Coin currently locked on the grid.
Once paid, the X-TRA HIT marker settles into a new Silver Coin, provided a cell is still open among the 15. Fresh Bulls arriving after that can set off another round on the spot.
Free Game Feature
Collecting three Rose scatters on reels 2 through 4 unlocks 5 Free Games on a swapped-in reel set. The scatter itself sits out until the round finishes.
What changes most is the dancer symbol. Instead of filling a single cell, she now spans two or more entire reels at once. The layouts come from a set list: 2+4, 3+4, 4+5, 2-3-4, 3-4-5, or the full run from reel 2 to reel 5.
Bull Blitz can still open mid-round if six Bulls line up. A second helping of free spins is off the table. The round simply plays out on the stake and lines already locked in.
Payout Table
Values below assume a 50-credit stake per spin. Five character symbols anchor the top rows, and card letters A through J round out the bottom. Only the mariachi pays down to a two-symbol match.
| Symbol | 5x | 4x | 3x | 2x |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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200 | 50 | 10 | 2 |
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150 | 40 | 5 | N/A |
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150 | 25 | 5 | N/A |
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150 | 25 | 5 | N/A |
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100 | 20 | 5 | N/A |
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75 | 8 | 5 | N/A |
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75 | 8 | 5 | N/A |
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50 | 8 | 5 | N/A |
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50 | 8 | 5 | N/A |
| Wild (Flamenco Dancer) stands in for every symbol on the list except the two Rose scatters and the non-paying Bull. | ||||
| Single Rose scatter: 3 or 4 anywhere on reels 2-4 pay 2x total bet, multiplied by active lines. | ||||
| Double Rose scatter: exclusive to reel 4, counted as two Single Roses whenever scatter pays are totalled. | ||||
Line wins pay only on the single richest combination per line, read left to right from reel one. The Single Rose ignores paylines entirely and pays wherever it lands on reels 2 through 4.
RTP & Volatility
Konami lists the return near 96%, in line with its other hold-and-spin catalogue titles. The high-volatility label fits because most of the payout weight sits behind a six-Bull trigger, not the base-game paytable.
Two moments carry the bulk of the payout curve here. One is a loaded Bull Blitz board stacked with Maxi coins. The other is a completed 15-cell grid feeding the Grand Jackpot. Between those moments, expect plenty of flat, quiet spins on the base paytable.
A sensible starting bankroll covers roughly 200 spins at the chosen bet size. That gives Bull Blitz a realistic chance to surface before the session runs dry. Trying the same math for free on the demo build costs nothing and confirms the pacing first.
Deposit Methods for Australian Players
Because every coin value on this board is a multiple of the stake, the deposit amount effectively sets the jackpot ceiling for that session.
Operator cashiers vary, and the ranges here reflect common AU practice, not one fixed casino's terms. Check the actual banking page first.
| Method | Min / Max Deposit | Deposit Time | Min / Max Withdrawal | Payout Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PayID | $10 / $10,000 | Instant | $20 / $10,000 | 1–24 hours |
| Neosurf | $10 / $1,000 | Instant | Not supported | – |
| POLi | $10 / $5,000 | Instant | Not supported | – |
| Visa / Mastercard | $20 / $5,000 | Instant | $30 / $5,000 | 3–5 business days |
| Bank transfer | $50 / $20,000 | 1–3 business days | $50 / $20,000 | 2–5 business days |
| Crypto (BTC, USDT) | $20 / $50,000 | 10–60 minutes | $20 / $50,000 | 1–6 hours |
PayID stands out as the only method here that moves money in both directions without a fee attached, so most local accounts default to it. Vouchers such as Neosurf only load a balance, meaning a card or bank link still has to handle the withdrawal side.
A handful of Australian card issuers block gambling merchants on the first attempt, so a small test transaction is worth running before a bigger deposit. Cross-currency fees on every spin also chip away at a bankroll gradually, another reason to keep the account funded straight in AUD.
Bull Rush on Mobile
Most Australian casino sessions now start on a phone screen, which puts real pressure on a 15-cell board that already looks busy on desktop.
| Requirement | Minimum |
|---|---|
| iOS | iOS 14+ / Safari 14+ |
| Android | Android 8+ / Chrome 90+ |
| Connection | Stable mobile data or Wi-Fi |
There is nothing to install. Loading Bull Rush is a matter of opening the operator's site in a mobile browser and searching the lobby for it directly.
Switching to landscape mode once Bull Blitz is running gives the full grid far more room, so individual coin values stop overlapping. iOS tends to pause autoplay sooner than Android does, which means an occasional manual tap to keep spins going. Local carriers including Telstra, Optus and Vodafone hold the connection well enough that a brief signal drop just resumes the round in progress.
How to Play Bull Rush
Find a casino carrying the Konami lineup
The provider filter in most lobbies confirms this in seconds, ahead of signing up anywhere new.
Complete the sign-up form
Details entered here should match a government ID exactly, which shortens the verification step later.
Select a payment option
Local rails like PayID settle within moments for most AU accounts, though card payments remain an option too.
Top up the account in AUD
Sticking to Australian dollars avoids the conversion drag that hits foreign-currency balances spin after spin.
Search out Bull Rush in the lobby
A quick title search or a browse through the Konami filter both get there just as fast.
Adjust the stake and launch a spin
The bet-per-line arrows set the wager, and Max Bet jumps the stake straight to its $30,000 top end.
About Konami
Konami's roots sit in land-based cabinet manufacturing, a background that still shapes how its online titles play. Bull Rush carries that heritage forward through a stacked, feature-heavy board, not a single simple prize line.
Regional licensing decides where each release goes live, so the same Konami title can appear on one AU-facing operator's lobby and stay absent from another.
FAQ
Six is the magic number in a single spin. Everything else on the grid switches to its own spinning cell, and the counter opens at 3 Bonus Games.
It resets the counter straight back to 3. Any Gold Coin sitting on the grid at that moment gets paid out in the same instant.
Usually, yes: all 15 positions occupied at the end of a Bonus Game. There is also a random path built in that can pay it out after any bought round, board condition aside.
Anywhere from $0.50 up to $30,000. Since every prize tier scales off that stake, higher bets translate directly into bigger coin values across the board.
Yes. In the base game it occupies a single cell on reels 2 through 5. In Free Games it expands across at least two full reels, chosen from a fixed set of layouts.
Not really. Every X-TRA HIT symbol that lands starts a new run. A single Bonus Game with steady Bull arrivals can chain through several in a row.
Yes, the free-credit demo covers every mechanic on the 15-cell board. Actual cash prizes only unlock once an AU account carries a real balance.