Big Heist — Gra kasynowa

“Big Heist” is a caper built around readable prep and a clean smash-and-grab. The base loop is neon-noir: vaults, maps, goggles in thick silhouette feeding steady light wins. Scatter blueprints move a compact “Plan” meter; complete a plan and you unlock a short bonus with distinct phases presented in big, honest badges. The Entry drop places sticky wild blockers on the edges, telegraphed by glowing frames. The Sweep phase flips mystery tiles together to the same symbol in one beat, seeding lines. The Haul is a mini Hold & Win where cash chips lock, three respins start, and each new chip refreshes the counter; small tools act as boosters—doublers stamp chips, magnets collect a row—always resolving in strict order. Because phases are time-boxed and icon-coded, even stacked events remain lucid on phones. Retriggers add one more Haul rather than bloating rules. Volatility sits mid-high given the Haul; the base’s honest connectors and frequent blueprint teases soften variance. Audio is snare-tight with safe-dial ticks and a brief siren sting on strong boards; settlement is instant so cadence stays brisk. Operators get a narrative streamer and mission hooks around plans completed, chip counts, and biggest haul. Players get heist tension without clutter: set the plan, crack the vault, and enjoy the crisp count when the take spills in.