Step 1 - Trigger. Land three Bonus symbols anywhere on the 3x3 grid during a single base-game spin. All three coins lock in their displayed positions.
Step 2 - Respins begin. The grid clears of regular symbols. You receive 3 respins. From this point, only three types of symbol can land: Cash coins (reels 1 and 3), Royal Bonus symbols (reel 2 only) and Joker multipliers (reels 1 and 3).
Step 3 - Lock and reset. Every new symbol that lands resets the respin counter back to 3. If nothing lands on a spin, the counter drops by one.
Step 4 - End and payout. When the respin counter hits zero, the bonus ends. All locked coin values are totalled, multipliers are applied and the combined payout is awarded.
The difference between a modest bonus and a large one comes down to how many new coins land before the counter expires, and whether Joker multipliers tag high-value cells before those coins arrive.
With a hit frequency of only 10.14% in the base game, roughly 1 in 10 spins returns anything. Most base-game spins are effectively the cost of entry for the next bonus trigger. Understanding this rhythm before staking real money is one of the strongest reasons to start in demo mode.
Joker multipliers in the bonus round: During Hold and Win, a Joker can land on reels 1 or 3. Instead of placing a cash coin, it tags that specific cell with a x2 multiplier and then disappears. If a second Joker later lands on the same cell, the multiplier increases by x1 (to x3, then x4, and so on). When a cash coin subsequently lands in a tagged cell, its value is multiplied by whatever multiplier is sitting there when the feature ends.
Quick example: a x15 coin landing on a cell tagged with x2 pays 30x your total bet from that single position. Multiple tagged cells with high-value coins stacking up is the pathway to the game's largest payouts, including the theoretical 21,150x maximum win. Multipliers remain on the grid for the duration of the bonus round. They do not expire or decrease. This creates a compounding dynamic: the longer the bonus runs, the more multiplier tags can accumulate.