Blitz Coins Diamond Treasures Slot Review
A fork of lightning cuts across a royal-blue starfield while gold coins spill over the top of an ornate reel frame. Blitz Coins Diamond Treasures spends that spectacle on a game that refuses to pay you a thing until one round arrives, and I’d argue the gamble almost comes off: when nothing outside the Free Games matters, every spin carries the same charge as the last one before a bonus lands. Stripping the base game of pays entirely is a bolder decision than it looks.
It’s an Apparat Gaming build on a 3×3 grid, and the prize that matters is the GRAND at 10,000x, the top of a jackpot ladder rather than a stated win cap. The chest will be familiar to anyone who has tried 100 Sevens – Diamond Treasures or 7 Supernova Fruits Diamond Treasures, both from the same studio. Here the diamonds share top billing with a Free Games round that carries the lot. The storm on the frame, it turns out, is doing some of the work.
The Grid and the Coin Stacks
Three reels by three rows, and a rule that reshapes everything: winnings can only occur during Free Games. A base spin with no stacked Coins pays nothing, whatever lands on the grid. That single decision turns the whole base game into a setup.
The only thing a base spin can do is build towards the trigger. Fill a reel with Coin symbols and the Free Games begin. Coins arrive carrying their own values, so a stack is never just a trigger; it’s money waiting to be collected.
Autoplay is on hand in the usual tiers, running 25, 50, 100, 250 or 500 spins, with stop conditions you can set before letting it run. It’s a natural fit for a game whose base spins are all setup and no payout.
Diamond Treasures Side Game
Diamond Treasures is an optional side game, activated for an additional bet on top of your stake. Once it’s on, small diamonds appear randomly on the reels and are collected in the chest beside the grid. Every diamond that drops in nudges the chest closer to paying out.
Each time diamonds are added, the prize draw can trigger at random. Four reels then spin, each carrying the digits 0 to 9. The number that results from the four individual digits is paid out as a win, as a multiple of the bet.
It’s the side game’s only payout route. The draw can fire on any diamond drop, so the chest is less a counter than a fuse: you never know which addition will light it.
Free Games
The round opens with three spins on the clock. Land a Coin and the counter resets to three. Three spins then have to pass without a single Coin for the round to end. Quiet stretches shorten the clock, busy ones keep it permanently topped up.
Coin Values
When three Coin symbols form a full stack, their values are collected and added to the total win, and the spin counter resets to three again. At the end of the round, everything collected from the stacks is paid out. Each Coin takes a random value from the ladder below:
- 0.5x the bet
- 1x
- 1.5x
- 2x
- 2.5x
- 3x
- 3.5x
- 4x
- 4.5x
- 5x
- 6x
- 7x
- 8x
- 9x
- 10x
- 12x
- 15x
- Mini at 20x
- Minor at 50x
- Major at 100x
The ladder climbs in half-steps to 5x, then widens its gaps towards 15x, before jumping to the three named tiers. A Mini Coin is worth forty times a bottom-rung 0.5x Coin. That’s why any stack holding a named tier changes the shape of a round.
Alongside the standard Coins sit five special symbols: the Blitz Coin, a Collector, a Payer, a Multiplier and a Booster. The Blitz Coin has the largest role of the five, and it’s the one the ladder is built around.
Blitz Coin and the GRAND Prize
During the Free Games, a Blitz Coin arrives with a multiplier value attached, and that value goes straight into the Blitz Jackpot. Whenever a completed stack includes a Blitz Coin, the Blitz Jackpot is rewarded and counted into the total win, alongside the stack’s own values.
The long game is the GRAND prize. Every Blitz Coin included in a stack win counts towards it, and stacking with Blitz Coins ten times awards the GRAND, worth 10,000x the bet. The full ladder reads GRAND at 10,000x, Major at 100x, Minor at 50x and Mini at 20x.
Because each Blitz stack also pays the accumulated jackpot into the round, a busy sequence does double duty: it feeds the meter and cashes it at the same time. The GRAND itself is pure arithmetic – ten qualifying stacks, no more, no less.
Buy Feature
A Buy Feature button sits in the interface, and it does exactly one thing: skips the wait and drops you straight into the Free Games round. The Coin stacks, the Blitz Jackpot and the GRAND ladder all behave exactly as they would from a natural trigger.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 7.1/10
Sitting down at Blitz Coins Diamond Treasures means watching a storm-lit frame and waiting for the one round that matters. That’s the whole appeal: it’s a single-gear game, and the gear it has is a good one. Every spin hums with the same tension, because every spin is equally close to the Free Games or equally far from them.
The reset counter is the best thing here – a round that refuses to die while Coins keep landing, stretching into something far bigger than three spins. The worst is the price of relief: the base game pays nothing on its own, and the side game that fills the silence wants a second bet on every spin.
This one belongs to the patient grinder who enjoys counting towards a prize, ten Blitz stacks at a time. If you want wins that arrive between bonuses, look elsewhere. For those happy to wait out the storm for the lightning, the gold is real when it finally lands.
Blitz Coins Diamond Treasures FAQs
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How do you trigger Free Games on Blitz Coins Diamond Treasures?
Fill a reel with Coin symbols and the round begins, awarding three spins. The counter returns to three on every Coin that lands, so the Free Games only end once three spins pass without one. -
What do Coin symbols pay in Blitz Coins Diamond Treasures?
Coins carry random values from 0.5x up to 15x, plus three named tiers: Mini at 20x, Minor at 50x and Major at 100x. Complete a full stack of three and those values join the total win. -
What does the Blitz Coin do in Blitz Coins Diamond Treasures?
A Blitz Coin lands with a multiplier attached that feeds the Blitz Jackpot. Include one in a completed stack and the jackpot pays into your round total, with every such stack also counting towards the GRAND prize, awarded at 10,000x after ten of them. -
What is the Diamond Treasures side game?
For an extra bet, small diamonds land randomly on the reels and gather in a chest. Whenever a diamond is added, a prize draw can fire at random: four reels of digits 0 to 9 spin, and the number they form is paid as a multiple of your stake. -
Can you buy the bonus on Blitz Coins Diamond Treasures?
Yes. A Buy Feature button in the interface takes you straight into the Free Games round, where the Coin stacks, Blitz Jackpot and GRAND ladder all play out as usual. -
Can Free Games retrigger on Blitz Coins Diamond Treasures?
In effect, yes. There’s no separate retrigger symbol; instead, any Coin appearing during the round resets the spin counter to three, which can keep the Free Games running indefinitely while Coins keep landing. -
What is the grid size of Blitz Coins Diamond Treasures?
Blitz Coins Diamond Treasures runs on a 3×3 grid, with three reels and three rows. -
When is Blitz Coins Diamond Treasures released?
Blitz Coins Diamond Treasures’ release date is 4 November 2026.
