Respin bonus and jackpots in a 3×3 Hold and Win layout

1. Screen layout at a glance

The main game uses a 3×3 grid with three reels and three rows. A four-tier jackpot panel sits above the grid: Grand, Major, Minor, and Mini.

Credit, Last Win, and Bet sit in the bottom bar, with minus and plus buttons next to the bet value. A large Spin button sits on the right, next to Autoplay and Turbo controls.

Sound, Info, and Menu icons sit in the lower right. The jackpot panel stays visible in the base game view.

2. Paylines and win evaluation

The slot uses five fixed paylines. Three lines run straight across each row, and two lines run diagonally through the center.

Line wins count in succession from the leftmost reel to the rightmost reel. Only the highest win per payline counts on a spin.

With three reels, a line win uses three symbols along a payline, with Wild substitution where allowed.

3. Symbols and base payouts

Base symbols include 777, bells, dice, BAR, and card-style icons. The Wild symbol substitutes for all symbols except Bonus and Power Bonus.

The paytable lists these 3-of-a-kind wins: Wild (777) pays 50.00, bells pay 30.00, dice pay 20.00, and BAR pays 16.00.

Lower symbols pay 4.00 or 1.00 for three symbols, based on the icon group shown in the Game Info panel.

4. Bonus and Power Bonus symbols

Two diamond icons drive the bonus logic: Bonus and Power Bonus. In the main game, Bonus lands on reels 1 and 3, while Power Bonus lands on reel 2.

The Hold and Win bonus starts when Bonus lands on reels 1 and 3 and Power Bonus lands on reel 2. The screen then switches from reels to the bonus grid.

A spin that has Power Bonus together with any Bonus starts the Diamonds Power Feature.

5. Diamonds Power Feature

Diamonds Power Feature can start on any spin where Power Bonus lands together with at least one Bonus symbol.

It collects the values of all Bonus symbols, including Mini, Minor, Major, and Grand jackpot symbol values, then adds the sum to the win.

In the base game, the added amount joins that spin result. In the bonus game, the added amount goes into Total Win.

6. Diamond Pile Feature

Diamond Pile is tied to Bonus symbols in the main game. Any Bonus symbol that lands can start Diamond Pile.

When it starts, the feature adds enough Bonus and Power Bonus symbols to start the Bonus Game.

7. Hold and Win Bonus Game

The bonus mode uses a 3×3 grid with lightning tiles, and a Total Win counter sits under the grid. Jackpot tiers stay visible at the top.

Only Bonus diamonds (including Mini, Minor, Major, and Grand) and Power Bonus can land in this mode. Power Bonus can appear only in the middle column (reel 2) and stays on the grid during the bonus.

The bonus starts with 3 re-spins. Each new symbol resets the re-spin count to 3, and the bonus ends when no re-spins remain.

Values on symbols use bet multipliers: x1, x2, x3, x5, x7, x10, x15. When the bonus ends, values accumulated in all Power Bonus symbols are added to Total Win.

8. Jackpots in the Bonus Game

The bonus mode includes four jackpot symbols: Mini, Minor, Major, and Grand. If a jackpot diamond lands during the bonus, that jackpot tier is awarded.

Jackpot amounts scale with the active bet. With bet 1.00, the panel lists Mini 25.00, Minor 50.00, Major 150.00, and Grand 1000.00.

With bet 5.00, the panel lists Mini 125.00, Minor 250.00, Major 750.00, and Grand 5000.00.

9. Transitions and navigation

Bet changes open a full-screen bet menu with preset buttons and a scroll bar. The menu closes back to the reels view.

Game Info opens as a scroll panel with symbols, paylines, and bonus rules, and a close icon returns to the base game without changing the current state.

Before the bonus starts, a Bonus Game banner overlays the reels, then the bonus grid takes over. After the bonus ends, the screen switches to a Total Win banner, then the game returns to the base game screen.

10. Casino mode notes

The casino account currency sets the unit for balance and transactions. The game panel uses plain numbers for Credit, Bet, and Win, while the currency sign can sit in the casino header or wallet area.

Bet steps and number format can differ between casinos because they follow the wallet setup. The same title can run with different currency displays without changing the core reel grid and bonus flow.

Game Info can include an RTP line and a version line. RTP can vary by casino setup, so the value on that screen is the one used in the active casino lobby.

11. Demo version

Use the demo on this page to check the reel grid, paylines, and bonus flow with the real UI controls. It is the fastest way to verify how the symbols and features work.

Bet changes use minus and plus next to the bet value, or the bet list overlay with preset buttons. This setup includes 0.20 and 100.00 as visible presets.

Game Info opens as a scroll panel with symbol payouts, paylines, and bonus mechanics, then closes back to the base screen. Some settings can differ in a casino lobby.

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