Lightning Coins Hold and Spin: Bolt Through Fruit Symbols Toward Jackpot
Matija Antic rated this game
1.5 out of 5
Barbara Bang’s Lightning Coins Hold and Spin uses a simple 3x3 setup with classic fruit symbols, built around a Hold and Spin feature that locks coins in place for respins. I usually like such slots, but I had a hard time enjoying this one.
The slot runs on ten lines and a 96% RTP, but my base returns stayed low, usually between 0.2x and 1.5x my bet. Red sevens can throw out 25x for a full trio, though they rarely lined up. Bells and stars showed up plenty, just without real payout potential.
Regular coins show multipliers from 1x to 15x, while the Mini, Minor, Major, and Grand coins award fixed prizes up to 1,000x your bet. A collector symbol on reel 2 picks up every coin value in the base game, and the slot can reach payouts of up to 5,000x your stake.
Hold and Spin kicks in when any three coins land, no matter where they sit. Once it starts, the coins lock, and you get three respins, with every new coin resetting the counter. It took me ages to trigger it.
I opened the bonus. First respin gave me nothing. It dragged on for some time, had its ups and downs, and, to cut to the chase, it came down to 18x my bet, which felt weak considering how long it took to appear. But, although weak, I didn’t get anything better than that, so I’m not going to complain.
The Collect feature only works when the reel-2 collector lands with coins on reels 1 and 3, and I did see it once, but for a small 6x pickup. The Hill of Gold floats above the reels and can drop missing coins to trigger the bonus, though it never appeared in my session.
Overall, Lightning Coins Hold and Spin moves at a slow pace. The features barely trigger, and even when they do, no change in balance. Anyone who loves simple fruit slots may enjoy the straightforward setup, but I think most players will likely check out long before anything exciting happens.
PROS - Simple classic layout
- The collector adds base value
CONS - Extremely slow pacing
- No feature connections
- Low base payouts
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