Gold Trio: Sinbad’s Riches Slot Review
Sunset over an Arabian palace courtyard: golden domes catching the last warm light, palms leaning in over a stone-rimmed fountain, lilac columns framing the reels. Sinbad’s world has always traded on gold, and Ash Gaming has staked nearly all of this game on one idea: a single coin-collection round so loaded with moving parts that the base game around it barely needs to exist.
Underneath the painterly backdrop it’s a fairly disciplined machine: a 5×4 grid with 30 fixed paylines, running at 95.9% RTP overall (95.90% in the base game, 95.93% if you buy the feature). Nearly everything that distinguishes it sits inside one respins round built around three coloured coins and a four-tier prize ladder topped by a Grand that only pays on a full screen.
The base game pays conventionally and modestly, so the whole voyage rests on whether the coins arrive. Everything this game has to give is waiting in that one round.
Symbols, Wilds and the Paytable
Wins pay left to right across the 30 lines, and only the highest combination on each line counts. Simultaneous wins on different lines add together, which is standard practice and about as dramatic as the line mechanics get.
The wild substitutes for every symbol except the coins, so it can complete the top-paying lines but never interferes with the feature symbols. Beyond that there’s no scatter; the coins handle feature duty on their own.
Symbol values below are what each combination returns at a 5.00 total bet:
- Sinbad (red-turban king): 30.00 for five, 7.50 for four, 2 for three
- Woman (blue veil): 22.50 for five, 6.25 for four, 1.50 for three
- Treasure chest: 17.50 for five, 5 for four, 1.25 for three
- Ring: 15 for five, 3.75 for four, 1 for three
- Swords: 12.50 for five, 3.75 for four, 1 for three
- Ace: 10 for five, 2.50 for four, 0.75 for three
- King: 7.50 for five, 2 for four, 0.75 for three
- Queen and Jack: 6.25 for five, 1.50 for four, 0.50 for three
Those are gentle numbers. Even a full line of Sinbad returns six times the stake, so the paytable isn’t where this game keeps its treasure. That job belongs to the coins.
The premium symbols stick to the theme: Sinbad himself in his red turban, a veiled woman, a treasure chest, a ring and a crossed pair of swords. The royals, Ace down to Jack, fill the lower half of the table in the usual way.
Bet settings live behind the coin button, with a slider handling total bet and Turbo Mode available for faster spins. Autoplay is on hand too, with the usual options for automatic spins.
Gold Trio Respins
Any spin of the main game can start the round: the trigger is coloured coin symbols landing anywhere in view, and it can fire with one, two or all three of them. Five coins lock onto the reels to begin, and from there the round runs on coin-landing logic.
Every new coin that lands locks in place and awards more respins, so the round keeps breathing for as long as coins keep arriving. Only coins can land while it runs: cash prize coins, the Mini, Minor and Major prize coins, and whichever coloured coins triggered it. Fill the entire screen and the Grand Prize pays out on top.
The Three Coloured Coins
Each coloured coin carries its own effect, and the round is built around how they combine:
- Red coin – multiplies the value of every coin in view by 2x
- Green coin – collects all cash prizes in view and awards the sum
- Blue coin – awards a cash prize, or the Mini, Minor or Major prize
Triggering with more coloured coins at the outset means more effects live in the round. A multiplier landing before a collect is the combination the whole feature is angled towards: doubled values, then swept up in one payment. The blue coin, meanwhile, is the route to the middle tiers of the ladder without needing a full screen.
The Prize Ladder
A four-tier ladder sits above the reels throughout. At a 5.00 total bet the tiers are worth 5,000.00 for the Grand, 250.00 for the Major, 100.00 for the Minor and 50.00 for the Mini, and the values scale with the stake rather than sitting fixed:
- Grand – full screen of coins
- Major – via the blue coin or a prize coin
- Minor – via the blue coin or a prize coin
- Mini – via the blue coin or a prize coin
Cash prize coins that land during the feature pay up to 15x the total bet each. The Grand Prize is the reward for filling the screen with coins.
Buy Feature
There’s no waiting required. A Buy Feature button sits to the left of the reels, and pressing it opens a menu where you choose a tier with the minus and plus buttons and confirm with Buy Now. The price is displayed in the menu and scales with your bet; at a 5.00 total stake it sits at 250.00, which works out to 50x the bet.
What you’re buying is choice as much as speed: the purchased round starts with one, two or all three coloured coins already active, depending on the tier picked. Buying all three puts the multiplier, the collect and the prize coin in play from the first respin, which is where the round’s best outcomes live.
The bought round runs at 95.93% RTP, a hair above the base game’s 95.90%. Buy Now can be disabled where a purchase would exceed the maximum total bet.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 7.1/10
Most of a session here is quiet line wins ticking over while you wait for the coins, and the one reason to choose it is what happens after they land: a round with more working parts than most coin collectors, because three different coloured coins are each doing a different job.
That three-coin structure is the strength. A multiplier arriving before a collect turns a modest board into the game’s best moment in a single payment, and the ladder beneath the Grand gives the round intermediate targets worth chasing rather than one all-or-nothing prize. The weakness is narrowness: there’s one feature, no free spins, and the biggest result needs a full screen, so everything runs through a single door.
It suits players who like a slot built around one well-made coin round and are content for the courtyard around it to be decoration. Sinbad needed seven voyages; this one is a single, well-provisioned trip, and that’s enough if coins are what you came for.
Gold Trio: Sinbad’s Riches FAQs
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What is the RTP of Gold Trio: Sinbad’s Riches?
The total RTP is 95.9%. The base game runs at 95.90% and the Buy Feature mode at 95.93%, so the two ways of playing are almost identical in return. -
How does the Gold Trio Respins feature trigger?
Coloured coin symbols need to land anywhere in view during the main game – one, two or all three of them can set the feature off. Five coins lock on the reels to start the round, and additional coins that land lock in place and award more respins. -
What do the coloured coins do in Gold Trio Respins?
The red coin multiplies the value of all coins in view by 2x, the green coin collects all cash prizes in view and pays the sum, and the blue coin awards a cash prize or the Mini, Minor or Major prize. -
Can respins be extended during the feature?
Yes. Every additional coin that lands locks in place and awards more respins, and only coins can land while the feature is running. Filling the whole screen with coins pays the Grand Prize. -
Can you buy the bonus on Gold Trio: Sinbad’s Riches?
Yes. The Buy Feature menu offers a purchase that starts the respins round immediately, with your choice of one, two or three coloured coins active from the outset. The price depends on your bet, and the bought round runs at 95.93% RTP. -
How many paylines does Gold Trio: Sinbad’s Riches have?
Thirty. It’s a 5-reel game, and winning combinations run left to right across the 30 lines, with only the best combination on each line paying. -
What is the grid size of Gold Trio: Sinbad’s Riches?
The game runs on a 5×4 grid: five reels and four rows, with 30 fixed paylines running across them. -
Who makes Gold Trio: Sinbad’s Riches?
Ash Gaming are the studio behind this Arabian adventure, and the title sits among their wider catalogue of slots.
