Coin Strike: Hold and Win

Coin Strike: Hold and Win Review

This is another Hold and Win slot. This time around, it’s called Coin Strike: Hold and Win, and it comes with a compact playing field that consists of just 3 reels, 3 rows and 5 fixed paylines.

The designers of Coin Strike: Hold and Win decided to keep things rather simple for the occasion, and there’s no real theme to things as such here. Still, that doesn’t mean that the game is ugly or even bad. It’s just that it’s run-of-the-mill stuff in all regards, so you probably won’t be too pumped up by what’s on offer.

As far as the mathematical model of Coin Strike: Hold and Win is concerned, we can reveal that it’s a game with a medium-high volatility level, and that its hit frequency clocks in at 10.90%. The most you can win in one go is 5,150x your bet, and everyone can dip in for stakes between £0.20 and £100 per spin. Unfortunately, the theoretical RTP of Coin Strike: Hold and Win isn’t particularly great, as it stands at just 95.66%.

Coin Strike: Hold and Win Slot Features

There are 8 pay symbols in the slot, and you can look forward to cherries, lemons, oranges, plums, grapes, melons, BAR symbols, and even bells. While cherries will net you only 1x your stake for a combination, bells are the game’s top-paying symbols, and you’ll walk away with a 30x payout for a set!

As you’d expect, pay symbols are by no means the only symbols that you can find on the reels here. You can also get Seven Wilds, Coin symbols, and Strike Bonus symbols. While Seven Wilds substitute for other symbols and offer nice payouts of their own, Coin symbols and Strike Bonus symbols are there to trigger the slot’s extras.

Now – whenever you land a Strike Bonus symbol, you’ll trigger the Coin Strike feature, which will automatically collect all appearing Coin symbols for an instant win.

Then, there’s the Hold and Win feature, which you can trigger by landing at least one Bonus symbol on each of the game’s three reels. Then, you’ll get to enjoy your usual respins shenanigans, and it’s worth noting that there are actually two types of Coin symbols. First, there are regular Coin symbols, which are worth random amounts between 1x and 15x your bet. Then, there are also Jackpot Coin symbols, which are there to net you the slot’s fixed jackpots. There are four of them in total, and they are called Mini, Minor, Major, and Grand. While the Mini jackpot is worth just 25x your bet, the Grand jackpot is worth as much as 1,000x your bet!

Finally, there’s also the Pile of Gold feature that can show up at random and add enough Bonus symbols to the board to trigger the Hold and Win feature.

Review Summary

If we’re to be absolutely honest, we have some mixed feelings about Coin Strike: Hold and Win. On one hand, there’s very little wrong with the core package, and things are even pleasantly compact thanks to the small playing field. On the other hand, the game doesn’t do anything new, and we’ve already seen plenty of similar slots before.