Aztec Triple Riches Power Combo Slot Review
Aztec Triple Riches Power Combo makes a bold promise in its title, and it keeps it sideways: the “triple” isn’t three separate bonus games, it’s one round that can run three ways at once. Most hold-and-win games give you a single version of the grid and let that be that. Here, every coin that lands feeds a coloured pot above the reels, and the right combination fires two or three versions of the round on the same spin – which is the entire reason this game exists.
Gold Coin Studios has form with this engine – Saturn Spins Power Combo and 3 Angels Power Combo both run it. This one sits on a 5×3 grid with 20 fixed paylines, high volatility, and a 96.24% RTP that rises to 96.62% with the Win Booster switched on. Stakes run from 0.20 to 25.00 per spin.
Base Game & Features
The reel game is straightforward stuff. Wins pay left to right from the first reel across the 20 fixed paylines, and where multiple combinations land on a single line, only the highest one counts. Nothing unusual there. The interest sits in the symbols that don’t pay lines at all.
The wild substitutes for everything except coin symbols, never appears on reel 1, and carries no payout of its own. It’s a helper, not a headline. The real business of the base game is collection, and that’s what the whole bonus structure is built on.
Whenever one or more coin symbols land, each one drops into the pot of the same colour sitting above the reels. Coin collection gives every spin something to watch even when the paylines stay quiet. The pots are the scoreboard, and the animation around them is decoration only, with no bearing on what’s actually awarded.
Win Booster
Before the bonuses, one bet choice deserves its own word. The Win Booster is a base-game toggle that doubles the total bet and, in exchange, guarantees the Super Booster feature in every Link&Win bonus. It’s available in the base game only.
It doesn’t change line pays or the values on Link&Win symbols, so what you’re buying is consistency rather than bigger prizes. With it active, the RTP moves from 96.24% to 96.62%. At the top stake of 25.00, the booster takes each spin to 50.00.
Aztec Triple Riches Power Combo Bonus Features
Everything in this section runs through one feature family. The Link&Win round is the engine, and the Power Combo is the gearbox that lets two or three versions of it fire at once.
Link&Win
The round starts with three spins. Link&Win symbols that land are held in place, and every position not held spins individually. Each new symbol that lands resets the count to three. The round ends either when the spins run out or when all 15 positions are filled, and filling the grid awards the Mega prize on top of everything already collected.
The symbols themselves carry the money, and they step up a fixed ladder:
- Mega Prize – 5,000x the bet
- Major Prize – 500x the bet
- Minor Prize – 50x the bet
- Mini Prize – 10x the bet
- Credit values – from 0.25x up to 500x the bet
Because the counter resets on every hold, a single lucky run can keep the round alive well past its starting three spins. The grid is the target: every filled position is locked money, and only the empty ones keep spinning. Prizes already held can still grow during the round, thanks to the features below.
Power Combo
This is the name of the game, literally. When two or more Link&Win bonuses trigger on a single base-game spin, the Power Combo fires, and the combination of coin colours collected determines which versions of the round you get. Three are possible, and they stack.
Multipliers Bonus adds a random multiplier to every Link&Win symbol landing on each spin. Double Bonus runs two independent arrays at once, each with its own spin count, and only closes when both are done. Instant Collect Bonus adds a collect symbol that sweeps every prize off the reels, then turns into a normal Link&Win symbol with a random value of its own.
All three can arrive together, which is the round the pots have been counting towards. The pairings interact, and the interactions are where the money moves:
- Multipliers with Double – the selected multiplier applies to new symbols on both arrays
- Multipliers with Instant Collect – the multiplier applies to the collect symbol after it converts
- Instant Collect with Double – the collect symbol only gathers values from its own array
- Multiplier options – 2x, 3x or 5x
Super Booster
During any Link&Win round, diamond symbols can land at random. They don’t reset the spin count; they simply fill the Super Booster wheel above the reels. Collecting five unlocks the feature at the end of the bonus, and what it does is add money to symbols already banked.
Two wheels spin in sequence. The inner one sets the number of boost spins, and the outer one sets the value added each time a symbol is selected. Each boost spin picks a random Link&Win symbol and adds that value to it, and the same symbol can be picked more than once.
- Boost spins – 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 or 10
- Boost values – +2x, +3x, +5x, +10x, +15x or +25x the bet
Because a symbol can be selected repeatedly, the boosts stack onto prizes the round has already locked in. They arrive after the round proper has finished, so nothing already won can be lost to a later spin.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 7.6/10
Sitting down here means watching the reels do very little while the pots above them slowly fill. That’s the game, and it’s a good one if you know what you came for: the moment two coin colours align and a single spin turns into two or three bonuses at once.
The stacking is the strength, and it’s real – a paired trigger with a Super Booster on the end can pay several times what a lone round would. The weakness is everything in between. Line wins barely register, and the artwork is all the filler there is. That’s a long quiet trek for one treasure.
Collectors and hold-and-win regulars will feel at home here, especially with the Win Booster keeping every bonus topped up. Anyone who wants the reel game itself to carry the session will find the base reels thin. For the patient, the mountain pays – you just have to keep climbing while it decides.
Aztec Triple Riches Power Combo FAQs
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What is the RTP of Aztec Triple Riches Power Combo?
The RTP is 96.24%, rising to 96.62% when the Win Booster is activated. -
How do you trigger the Power Combo feature?
The Power Combo triggers when two or more Link&Win bonuses are triggered on a single base-game spin. Coin symbols landing on the reels collect into the matching coloured pots above them, and the combination collected determines which bonuses are awarded. -
What does the Super Booster feature do?
Collecting five diamond symbols during a Link&Win round unlocks the Super Booster at the end of the bonus. It adds extra prizes to random Link&Win symbols, with an inner wheel deciding the number of boost spins and an outer wheel deciding the value added, and the same symbol can be boosted more than once. -
What does the Win Booster cost and what does it do?
Activating the Win Booster doubles the total bet. It guarantees the Super Booster feature in all Link&Win bonuses but doesn’t affect line pays or the values on Link&Win symbols. -
What is the top prize in the Link&Win feature?
Filling all 15 positions with Link&Win symbols awards the Mega prize of 5,000x the bet, added on top of the values already held on the grid. The ladder below it runs Major at 500x, Minor at 50x and Mini at 10x. -
Is Aztec Triple Riches Power Combo high volatility?
Yes, it’s a high volatility game with a hit frequency of 30.37%, so wins land on roughly three spins in ten and the feature chases can run long. -
What are the betting limits?
Stakes run from 0.20 to 25.00 per spin, with the Win Booster doubling whichever total bet you’ve set. -
Can the Link&Win round be extended?
Yes. Every additional Link&Win symbol that lands is held on the reels and resets the spin count to three, so a run of holds keeps the round alive until the spins run out or all 15 positions fill.
