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Coin Strike: Hold & Win is Playson cranking out another slot. Yeah, it’s kinda like Royal Coins 2, but they juiced it up. More features, they say, bigger payouts, maybe. Theme-wise? Basic. Real basic. Don’t expect to be blown away by creativity. It’s fruit symbols and that’s about it. But look, sometimes you just want a slot that plays straight, gives you a shot. No bullshit. That’s what Playson’s aiming for here with Coin Strike: Hold & Win. Fruits on the reels, that’s the whole damn deal.
Fire up Coin Strike: Hold & Win and you get that casino feel right away. Fruit theme, yeah, keeps it simple. They tossed in some in-game bonuses to try and pump up your win chances. Smooth city music track, sharp graphics, classic slot vibe. The intro? Lights and sound, tries to suck you in.
Symbols? Low-payers are your usual fruit suspects: cherries, lemons, oranges, plums, grapes, melons. Triple 777 is the Wild, naturally, plus BARs, bells, and some premium symbols to keep things slightly interesting. Then you got coins and bonus strike symbols floating around, supposed to boost your score. Visually, it’s decent, works fine on any screen – phone, laptop, desktop, tablet, whatever you’re using. Plays smooth enough if you’re into gaming on the move. Wins happen when you line up 3 matching symbols on the paylines. No rocket science here.
Low-paying symbols are the usual crap: cherries, lemons, and plums. Hit 3 in a row, you’re looking at maybe 4x your bet, tops. High-paying symbols are grapes, watermelons, gold bars, and gold bells. Line up 3 of those and you could pull in 16x to 30x your stake. The Triple 777 symbol is Wild, swaps for everything except the Bonus and Strike Bonus symbols. Gold coin is your Bonus symbol. Blue fire coin? That’s the Strike Bonus.
What’s the max win in Coin Strike: Hold & Win?
Biggest you can grab is 5150x your bet.
What features are in Coin Strike: Hold & Win?
Features? Wild symbol, Bonus symbol, Strike Bonus symbol, Bonus Game, Coin Strike Feature, Pile of Gold Feature, and they crammed in some jackpots too.
«Lucky Sevens» Wild symbol. Pays the most if you land three. Also, it’s wild, so it swaps for other symbols, except for the Bonus and Strike Bonus. Get a full line of three Wilds and you’re looking at 50x your bet. Not bad.
Gold coin with flames in the middle – that’s your Bonus Symbol. Shows up only on reels 1 and 3. Hit three of these and you trigger the Bonus Game. They only pay out during the Bonus Round, though, so don’t get too excited in the base game.
Blue fire coin with a lightning bolt. Strike Bonus symbol. Only lands on reel 2. This thing fires up the «Coin Strike» feature, both in the regular game and during the bonus rounds.
Bonus Game. Gotta land at least one Bonus symbol on each of the three reels to get in. Starts you off with three respins. Only Bonus symbols and Strike Bonus symbols are gonna show up during these respins. Keep an eye on certain Bonus symbols, they unlock different jackpots during the Bonus Round. Grand Jackpot is 1000x your stake. Major is 150x. Medium is 50x. Mini is 25x in coins. So yeah, those jackpots are out there, waiting to be grabbed.
Strike Bonus symbol shows up with any other Bonus Symbols? Boom, Coin Strike Feature kicks in. It adds up the values of all those Bonus Symbols, plus any Mini, Minor, Major, and Grand Jackpot symbols that are hanging around. Then it throws that total onto your win for the current spin in the base game, or onto your total win in the Bonus Game.
Every time a Bonus symbol lands in the main game, you start building up the «Pile of Gold». Pile up enough Bonus symbols and Strike symbols, and your odds of getting into that Bonus Round go up. Supposed to make it easier to trigger the bonus, get you into the good stuff quicker. Worth it? Maybe. You gotta spin to win, right?
Dominic Quilter
