Coin Strike: Hold and Win

Provider

Playson

Reference RTP

95.66% reference build

Volatility

Medium-high reference

Maximum win

5,150x reference build

Core mechanic

a compact 3×3 base game feeding a Hold and Win bonus with four jackpot tiers

What Coin Strike: Hold and Win is

Coin Strike: Hold and Win is a Playson game built around a compact 3×3 base game feeding a Hold and Win bonus with four jackpot tiers. The reference layout is 3 reels × 3 rows , using 5 fixed paylines .

Published numbers and source confidence

Playson released Coin Strike: Hold and Win on 27 April 2023 and documents a 3×3 scheme, five lines, Hold and Win, Strike Bonus Coin, Coin Strike collection, Pile of Gold and four jackpot tiers. 95.66% RTP and 5,150x are commonly published reference-build figures.

Hold and Win bonus

Bonus-value coins can lock into the 3×3 bonus field and start a limited-respin sequence. New qualifying coins reset the respin counter, so the state can build from a small opening trigger toward a nearly full grid.

Strike Bonus Coin

The Strike Bonus Coin is a feature symbol that can alter the collection sequence rather than behaving like a normal line-paying icon. Its value comes from what the rules do after it lands, so it should be read from the help screen rather than judged from its visual size.

Coin Strike collection

The Coin Strike mechanic can collect displayed coin values during the feature. A collect event changes the current bonus total; it does not make the next random coin more likely to land unless the rules explicitly modify the reel state.

Four jackpot tiers and Pile of Gold

The Hold and Win feature includes four prize tiers and a Pile of Gold mechanic. Jackpot labels in this style of game are normally fixed feature awards rather than evidence of a network progressive; the live paytable states the exact multiples.

Where it sits in Playson's catalogue

Coin Strike: Hold and Win is best compared with titles that share its a compact 3×3 base game feeding a Hold and Win bonus with four jackpot tiers structure rather than simply with games using the same visual theme.

FAQ

Session takeaway

Coin Strike: Hold and Win should be approached as a rules-and-maths problem, not a pattern-prediction problem. Understand a compact 3×3 base game feeding a Hold and Win bonus with four jackpot tiers, verify the live RTP and maximum exposure, size the stake around a fixed entertainment budget and treat paid spins as independent RNG wagers except where the rules visibly carry a feature state forward.