Regal Coins Hold and Win Slot Review
A crown-stamped gold coin the size of a dinner plate hangs in blue space above three reels, and that’s the honest size of the ambition here. Booming Games have built a game that mostly isn’t on screen: the base game is a three-reel, five-line formality, and everything that matters happens when the coins take over. That’s a bolder choice than it looks, because it asks the respin round to carry the whole game on its own.
Regal Coins Hold and Win runs on a 3×3 grid with five fixed paylines, a progressive jackpot and a coin-collection feature set. There’s no published RTP or volatility figure, so the mechanics have to do the persuading on their own.
The studio has form here with Blazing Bullets Hold and Win, Mr. Oinkster’s Hold & Win 10,000 and Boomstick Blast: Link and Loot. The crown here isn’t claiming a throne; it’s banking coins.
Base Game & Features
This is a classic three-reel format with a modern feature layer bolted on. Wins pay left to right across the five fixed lines, and the lines can’t be adjusted, so every spin carries the same coverage. The reel set is compact enough to read at a glance, which suits a game built around spotting coins rather than tracing symbol chains.
The fruit symbols do the everyday work, and low wins land on single paylines. A stacked wild can appear on reel 2 during any base game spin, covering the whole reel and standing in for the standard symbols. That’s its whole job, and on a three-reel board a full wild reel carries real weight in a line win.
Coins are the other thing to watch for in the base game. They carry cash values of their own, shown as crowns stamped with their amounts, and more than one can land together on the same spin. They’re collectible items here; their bigger role arrives in the respin rounds.
Coin Collect
Coin Collect activates at random on a base game spin. Coins rain down over the reels, and each coin that lands is collected into a chest below the cabinet. Some drops add coins with cash values, others drop Prize pots onto the reels.
One thing worth being clear about: filling the chest does nothing to your chances of triggering the bonus features. It’s a payout mechanic, not a progress bar. Treat it as a random cash drop and nothing more.
Boost+
A Boost+ option sits in the left panel and can be switched on before you spin. It raises the cost of the spin, but any wins it produces are evaluated against the base bet, not the Boost+ amount. That’s the whole deal: higher stake, same prize table.
Regal Coins Hold and Win Bonus Features
Hold and Win
Landing three coins triggers the Hold and Win feature, and the game changes shape when it does: the reels expand to a 5×3 grid for the duration. The triggering coins and any Prize pots lock in place, and you get three free respins with only coins and Prize pots appearing on the reels.
Every new coin or Prize pot that lands is held and resets the respin count to three. The round runs until the respins run out, every position is filled, or the transaction win limit is reached.
Fill all fifteen positions and the Grand Prize is paid on top. The full prize structure inside the round:
- Standard coin: 1x the bet
- Standard coin: 2x the bet
- Standard coin: 3x the bet
- Standard coin: 4x the bet
- Standard coin: 5x the bet
- Standard coin: 6x, 7x, 8x, 9x or 10x the bet
- Mini Prize pot: 20x the bet
- Minor Prize pot: 100x the bet
- Major Prize pot: 500x the bet
- Grand Prize: 1,000x the bet, for filling every position
There’s more than one route in. The round can also be triggered directly from the Coin Collect drops and during the Coin Fountain feature.
Super Hold and Win
Super Hold and Win can arrive in place of the standard round. It plays out the same way, with one difference that matters: at the end of the feature, every held coin and Prize pot value is doubled.
Because the doubling applies at the close rather than coin by coin, it covers everything on the board at once: the small coins, the Prize pots and the Grand Prize alike. The progressive jackpot sits above the fixed ladder at whatever the meter is reading.
Inside the respin rounds the coins stop being collectibles and become the prize itself, each one holding its value in place until the round closes. Every held coin nudges the respin counter back to three, so a round with regular landings keeps breathing long past its first three spins.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 7/10
Playing this is mostly waiting: three reels, five lines, and fruit wins that are loose change. The one reason to choose it is the coins, and the gold-crowned cabinet tells you so from the first glance. Everything this game has, it holds for the respin round.
At its best, that round is genuinely good. The expanded grid turns the Grand Prize into a real target rather than a lottery ticket, and the Super version’s close-of-round doubling means a board full of small coins can quietly become something big. The weakness is the chest: it’s dressed as a progress meter and pays as a random cash drop, which is the one place the game feels like it’s pretending. And with no published RTP or volatility, the waits between features are unmeasured.
This is for players who like the small-format hold-and-win format and don’t mind a thin base game to get there. Anyone who wants rich features between bonuses will find the stretch between coins long. But the crown pays attention to its coins, and if that’s the game you came for, it’s here in solid form.
Regal Coins Hold and Win FAQs
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How many paylines does Regal Coins Hold and Win have?
Regal Coins Hold and Win has five paylines, and they’re fixed, so you can’t reduce or change the number in play. Every spin covers all five lines. -
What is the grid size of Regal Coins Hold and Win?
The base game runs on a 3×3 grid. During the Hold and Win and Super Hold and Win features, the reels expand to a 5×3 grid for the duration of the respins. -
Who makes Regal Coins Hold and Win?
Regal Coins Hold and Win is made by Booming Games. -
How do you trigger the Hold and Win feature?
Landing three coins triggers the Hold and Win feature. It can also be triggered directly from the Coin Collect feature and during the Coin Fountain feature, so the three-coin route isn’t the only way in. -
What is Super Hold and Win?
It’s the upgraded take on the respin round, and it can arrive in place of the standard version. The round plays the same way, but every held coin and Prize pot value is multiplied by x2 at the end. -
What does the Coin Collect chest do?
Coin Collect activates randomly during a base game spin, raining coins over the reels with each coin collected into a chest. Coins and Prize pots collected this way pay their values, but filling the chest has no effect on your chances of triggering Hold and Win or Super Hold and Win. -
What is the Grand Prize in Regal Coins Hold and Win?
The Grand Prize pays 1,000x your bet and is awarded when every reel position in the expanded 5×3 Hold and Win grid is filled by coins and Prize pots. In the Super version, all held values are doubled at the end of the round. -
What does Boost+ do in Regal Coins Hold and Win?
Boost+ is a selectable option shown on the left panel that increases the cost of a spin. Any wins are evaluated based on the base bet amount and not the Boost+ amount, so the prize table stays the same.
