9 Coins 1000 Edition Slot Review
A violet nebula glows at the edge of a deep blue starfield, and an ornate gold frame with scrolled corners holds nine reels in the middle of it. 9 Coins 1000 Edition barely has a base game at all: there are no regular symbols, nothing pays outside the bonus round, and every spin exists only to load the grid for the one moment that matters. It’s one of Wazdan‘s many entries in the Coins family, sitting alongside 12 Coins Grand Gold Edition and 9 Coins Grand Diamond Edition.
The game runs on a 3×3 grid of nine independent reels, with an RTP of 96.14% and a maximum win of 1,000x the bet. That’s the whole promise: one round, one ladder, and a grid you spend the rest of your time filling for it.
The Base Game: No Symbols, Just a Middle Row
There are no regular symbols in the base game at all. The nine reels fill with coin symbols carrying values, but those values pay nothing on their own; prizes can only be won in the bonus round. What the base game actually does is manage a waiting position, feeding sticky symbols onto the grid while you wait for the round that matters.
Everything in the base game runs through the middle row. It’s the game’s trigger line, and it’s where sticky symbols do the most good. A spin that lands nothing of use still moves nothing backwards, because nothing is ever at stake until the bonus arrives.
Cash Infinity
The key base game symbol is Cash Infinity. It appears at random and sticks to the reels, locked in place while the other positions spin on around it. It stays there until the bonus round is triggered, and its value can only be collected during that round. Land one on the middle row and it also improves your odds of triggering the bonus, since the middle row is the game’s trigger line.
Two base game symbol types feed the bonus round:
- Cash Infinity symbols – worth between 5x and 10x the bet, sticky until the bonus round, collected only there
- Trigger symbols – three Bonus symbols of any type on the middle row activate the Hold the Jackpot round
A Mystery symbol can also appear on the reels during base play. Like the other special symbols, it opens only at the end of the bonus game, where it transforms into another Bonus symbol. Nothing in the base game pays directly, so every symbol that lands is either building towards the trigger or waiting to be collected.
That gives the base game a rhythm all of its own. Each spin either adds something sticky to the grid or it doesn’t, and the only question that matters is how loaded the board is when the middle row finally completes. A grid carrying several sticky Cash Infinity values going into the trigger starts the bonus round well ahead of an empty one.
Hold the Jackpot Bonus Game
The bonus round is the whole game. It plays out on the same 3×3 grid, now with all nine positions in play, and every Bonus symbol that lands sticks to the reels for the duration. You start with three re-spins.
Re-Spins
Three re-spins are granted at the start of the round. Every new Bonus symbol that lands resets the count back to three, so a productive round keeps extending itself. It ends only when three consecutive spins pass without a new symbol, or when all nine positions are filled. Filling the grid is the route to the biggest result the game offers.
Any Cash Infinity symbols that stuck to the grid during the base game come along for the ride. They’re locked in from the first re-spin, so the round can begin with real money already sitting on the board.
Symbols in the Round
Several symbol types can land during the round, each with its own job:
- Cash symbols – worth between 1x and 5x the bet
- Cash Infinity symbols – worth between 5x and 10x the bet, including any carried over from the base game
- MINI Jackpot symbols – award the MINI jackpot, worth 10x the bet
- MINOR Jackpot symbols – award the MINOR jackpot, worth 20x the bet
- MAJOR Jackpot symbols – award the MAJOR jackpot, worth 50x the bet
Multiple jackpots of the same type can be won in a single round, so the ladder can pay more than once. A GRAND prize sits at the top of the side panel worth 1,000x the bet.
The full prize ladder, as multiples of the bet:
- GRAND – 1,000x the bet
- MAJOR – 50x the bet
- MINOR – 20x the bet
- MINI – 10x the bet
Collector and Mystery Symbols
The Collector symbol is the round’s multiplier engine. It sweeps up every coin value on the grid, then applies a random multiplier of between 1x and 9x to the lot. A late Collector landing beside a grid already heavy with coins is where the round’s biggest moments come from.
Two further symbols keep the outcome uncertain until the very end. The Mystery symbol can transform into any other Bonus symbol except Cash Infinity, while the Jackpot Mystery symbol transforms only into MINI, MINOR or MAJOR jackpot symbols. Both open one by one once the re-spins have finished, so the final tally isn’t settled until the round is over.
It’s worth spelling out how a round actually unfolds. The trigger lands, any sticky Cash Infinity values carry across, and the three re-spins begin. Each new symbol sticks and resets the count; each empty spin burns one. When the re-spins run out, the Mystery and Jackpot Mystery symbols reveal themselves one at a time, the Collector’s total is applied, and everything on the grid pays out together at the close.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 7/10
Playing 9 Coins 1000 Edition is mostly waiting, and the waiting is the point. Coins stick, the grid loads up, and the whole session funnels towards one nine-position round. If that sounds like a slot with nothing going on, it is, and that’s exactly why some people will like it.
Its strength is the bonus round’s structure: re-spins that reset on every new symbol give a filled grid genuine possibility, and the Collector can multiply a loaded board into something well beyond the ladder’s fixed prizes. Its weakness is the ceiling. With nothing paying outside the bonus and a 1,000x GRAND at the very top, this isn’t a game for anyone chasing four-figure multiples, and the base game can feel thin between triggers.
It suits hold-and-win fans who want the format without the volatility that usually rides along with it, and it’s an easy recommend within Wazdan’s Coins family. Anyone who needs a base game that actually pays should look elsewhere. Under that nebula, patience is the only currency that counts.
9 Coins 1000 Edition FAQs
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What is the RTP of 9 Coins 1000 Edition?
The RTP is 96.14%. -
What is the grid size of 9 Coins 1000 Edition?
The game uses a 3×3 grid made up of nine independent reels. -
Who makes 9 Coins 1000 Edition?
It’s a Wazdan title, part of their long-running Coins series. -
What is the maximum win on 9 Coins 1000 Edition?
The maximum win is 1,000x the bet. -
When is 9 Coins 1000 Edition released?
9 Coins 1000 Edition’s release date is 8 September 2022. -
How do you trigger the bonus game in 9 Coins 1000 Edition?
Landing three Bonus symbols of any type on the middle row of the reels triggers the Hold the Jackpot bonus game. Cash Infinity symbols on the middle row increase the chances of triggering it. -
What does the Collector symbol do in 9 Coins 1000 Edition?
The Collector gathers the value of every Cash and Cash Infinity symbol on the grid and multiplies the total by a random factor between 1x and 9x. -
Can the bonus game be extended in 9 Coins 1000 Edition?
Yes. Three re-spins are granted at the start of the bonus game, and each new Bonus symbol that lands resets the count back to three. The round only ends when the re-spins run out or all nine positions are filled.
