Rats Vs Ravens Coin Grid Slot Review
On a rooftop at dusk, a grinning rat holds a silver coin aloft while a gold-chained raven glares across the tiles with one already in its beak, and the prize they’re squabbling over is the whole game. Rats Vs Ravens Coin Grid, from Maxxi Labs, cares far more about the coins stacking up beside its 5×4 grid than about anything spinning across its 40 fixed paylines.
That’s the argument of the game: line wins exist, but the real money grows on a second board where coin values build in place instead of resetting, the same slow-burn idea Maxxi Labs used to good effect in Skulls and Souls Bonanza Coin Grid in 2026, with Mad Ducks and Possessed Fortunes filling out the studio’s shelf. The top jackpot tier is the 5,000x GRAND.
Symbols, Super Stacks and the 40 Lines
Wins pay left to right on adjacent reels across the 40 fixed lines, and only the highest combination counts per line. The wild substitutes for everything except Scatters and Coins, and at five of a kind it’s the best-paying line symbol on the board. Scatters pay in any position.
Symbol values below are multiples of the total bet.
- Raven with gold chain: 1x, 1.8x and 5x for three, four and five of a kind
- Rat in a pink frame, and rat with a bull terrier in purple: 0.8x, 1.5x and 3x
- Raven feeding a rat, and three ravens on a branch: 0.6x, 1.2x and 2.5x
- Ring and key: 0.5x, 1x and 1.8x
- Bottle cap and bread: 0.4x, 0.8x and 1.6x
- Wild: 1.5x, 2x and 8x
- Scatter: 1x, 5x and 20x, paid in any position
Super Stacks
On any spin, symbols can arrive Super Stacked across all reels. In the base game, everything except Scatters, Wilds and Coins can stack this way, which keeps the modest paytable capable of the occasional decent line win.
In Free Spins the rule tightens: only Wilds and Coins can be Super Stacked.
Power Mode
Power Mode can trigger on any base game spin, and it’s a small discount on the feature ladder. A free Coin is awarded to the collect meter, and the number of Coins needed to grow the Hold&Win meter or trigger the Hold&Win feature drops by one.
With Power Mode active, five or more Coins trigger Hold&Win instead of the usual six, and three or four Coins grow the meter.
The Coin Grid
The Coin Grid is the game’s second board, populated by Cash and Jackpot Coins that land in both the base game and Free Spins. On a single spin you can complete up to four sets of horizontal, vertical or corner-to-corner diagonal coins, each set paying a cash prize.
Intersecting Cash Coins contribute their value to one completed set, and only coins that formed part of a winning set are cleared. The rest stay put and keep building.
Cash Coins
Cash Coins don’t pay on arrival. They take up residence on the grid, and landing another Cash Coin in the corresponding reel position increases the value sitting there.
The patience is the point: a position that has quietly collected coins for a dozen spins can be worth a great deal more than it looks. Values step through:
- 0.5x, 1x, 1.5x, 2x, 3x, 5x, 8x, 10x and 12x the bet
Jackpot Coins
Complete a set that includes one or more Jackpot Coins and the associated jackpot pays. Up to one of each tier can sit on the grid at any time, so a single completed set can collect more than one of them at once:
- GRAND: 5,000x
- MAJOR: 500x
- MINOR: 50x
- MINI: 15x
Hold&Win
Landing six or more Coin symbols triggers the Hold&Win feature, in the base game or in Free Spins. Triggering Coins are held in place while everything else respins, with three free respins to start.
Every additional Coin that lands is held and resets the respins back to three, and the round runs until the respins are spent or every position is filled. Bets stay the same as the triggering spin.
Hold&Win Cash Coins carry the same value range as their Coin Grid cousins and pay in any position when the feature ends. The Jackpot Coins work differently: each one that lands counts down once per spin, and any that complete their countdown pay their jackpot at the end of the round.
Booster Coins
Six Booster Coins can land during the round, and they’re what turn a modest feature into a big one:
- Persistent Cash Collect: collects the sum of all Persistent Cash Collect and Cash Coins into one total on every spin
- Cash Collect: the same collection, once
- Persistent 2x Multiplier: randomly doubles up to four Cash Coins on every spin
- 2x Multiplier: the same doubling, once
- Unlock: each one activates an additional row, up to three
- Extra Chance: each one awards a free respin
The Three Modes
Landing four or five Coins in the base game or Free Spins grows the Hold&Win meter rather than triggering the feature. Triggering with the meter full to a level opens one of three enhanced versions, all starting with three additional active rows on top of the standard board:
- Max Mode: the extra rows and nothing else, pure board space to fill
- Multiplier Mode: adds a guaranteed Persistent 2x Multiplier Booster Coin
- Collect Mode: adds a guaranteed Persistent Cash Collect Booster Coin
Free Spins
Three or more Scatters trigger 10 Free Spins, with bets and lines matching the triggering spin. The round’s character comes from the tightened Super Stacks rule: every free spin stacks either Wilds or Coins.
That pushes the reels towards the symbols feeding both the Coin Grid and the Hold&Win trigger. It’s the one part of the game where the two boards genuinely feed each other.
Buy Feature
The Buy Feature lets you skip the queue and trigger Hold&Win directly, in any of its four strengths. The tiers are priced as multiples of the bet:
- Standard Hold&Win: 50x bet
- Max Mode Hold&Win: 95x bet
- Multiplier Mode Hold&Win: 120x bet
- Collect Mode Hold&Win: 200x bet
The buys may be limited or locked entirely while the bet sits above a specified amount, which is worth checking before planning a session around them.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 7.2/10
Most of a session on Rats Vs Ravens Coin Grid is spent watching the margins rather than the reels, and the rat and the raven fighting over the coins is a fitting image for that. You’re here because nothing resets: the grid keeps what it collects, so a quiet stretch is never quite dead money, and a set completing after a long wait is the reason anybody picks this over a straight line-payer.
The best thing about it is that the boards actually talk to each other in Free Spins, where stacked Coins feed the grid and the feature trigger at once. The worst is the base paytable, which is weak enough that spins without coin activity feel like waiting rather than playing.
This is one for players who like watching a board fill up and cashing in one burst. Anyone who wants their wins to come from the reels themselves will find the rooftop empty.
Rats Vs Ravens Coin Grid FAQs
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How do you trigger the Hold and Win feature in Rats Vs Ravens Coin Grid?
Land six or more Coin symbols in the base game or Free Spins. With Power Mode active, five Coins are enough. You get three respins, and every additional Coin that lands is held and resets the respins to three. -
What are the jackpot prizes in Rats Vs Ravens Coin Grid?
Four tiers apply to both the Coin Grid and the Hold and Win jackpots: GRAND at 5,000x, MAJOR at 500x, MINOR at 50x and MINI at 15x the bet. On the Coin Grid, complete a set containing one or more Jackpot Coins to win them. -
How do you trigger free spins in Rats Vs Ravens Coin Grid?
Land three or more Scatters anywhere to trigger 10 Free Spins. On every free spin, either Wild or Coin symbols are Super Stacked, with bets and lines matching the triggering spin. -
How does the Coin Grid work?
Cash and Jackpot Coins that land in the base game and Free Spins populate a grid beside the reels. Complete up to four horizontal, vertical or diagonal sets of coins on a single spin to win a cash prize. Cash Coins grow in value as more land in the same reel position. -
How many paylines does Rats Vs Ravens Coin Grid have?
There are 40 fixed paylines. Line wins begin on the leftmost reel and pay left to right on adjacent reels only, and just the highest win is paid per line. -
Can you buy the bonus on Rats Vs Ravens Coin Grid?
Yes. The Buy Feature offers the standard round for 50x bet, Max Mode for 95x, Multiplier Mode for 120x and Collect Mode for 200x. The buys can be limited or unavailable at higher bet levels. -
What is the grid size of Rats Vs Ravens Coin Grid?
It’s a 5×4 grid with 40 fixed paylines. The Hold and Win round can expand beyond that: the three enhanced modes each start with three additional active rows, and up to three more rows can be unlocked during the round itself. -
Who makes Rats Vs Ravens Coin Grid?
Maxxi Labs. Their other titles include Mad Ducks, Possessed Fortunes and Skulls and Souls Bonanza Coin Grid.
