Royal Coins 2: Hold and Win — RTP, volatility and max win

Royal Coins 2: Hold and Win by Playson sets classic fruit on fire: cherries, lemons, oranges, plums, grapes and watermelons sit next to bells and gold coins on a violet backdrop. Land enough bonus coins and a respin round starts, the coins stay locked and a cash collector scoops up their values.

The small 3×3 grid carries 5 paylines, the clean setup known from classic fruit machines. The bet range spans €0.20 to €100. Royal Coins 2: Hold and Win came out on September 22, 2022 and is one of the Playson fruit slots that pair the old machine look with a modern bonus. Fruit makes up the low and mid wins, bells and coins stand out, and the flames around the symbols give the old-school layout some pace.

Only about one spin in ten wins anything in Royal Coins 2: Hold and Win, and if you want to weigh that risk against other titles, see the volatility of inferno slots.

In the base game only the 5 paylines count: three matching symbols on a line across all three reels make a win, and there are no shorter chains on this grid. The wild fills a missing spot on a line. Coins do not pay on lines at all, they only count towards the bonus. The stake of €0.20 to €100 covers all lines together.

Bonus coins are the key: land enough of them and the bonus game begins. The coins stay in place, the remaining positions respin, and every new coin keeps the round going. When it ends, the cash collector gathers the values of the coins on the grid and pays them out.

The wild stays active in the base game and helps on the few lines. The real appeal of Royal Coins 2: Hold and Win is the coin bonus, though, since that is where wins far beyond a normal line hit come from.

Since locked coins and respins carry most of the payout in Royal Coins 2: Hold and Win, it is worth comparing with other slots with hold and win.

RTP 95.64%, lower than 59% of the 400 Inferno slots. Background: how RTP works on a slot. Volatility High, like 85 of the 182 slots in the Fire & flame theme. Background: what slot volatility means. Max win 4,030× (€403,000 at the highest stake). Hit frequency 10.16%: roughly one spin in 10 wins.

An RTP of 95.64% leaves Royal Coins 2: Hold and Win just under the middle of the field, and the max win lands in a similar spot, ahead of around 41% of slots. The hit frequency of 10.16% stands out: only about one spin in ten produces any win at all. That fits the high volatility of a game that pays out almost entirely through the coin bonus.

The payout version of Royal Coins 2: Hold and Win depends on the casino, so it pays to check the RTP comparison of inferno slots before playing.

After Royal Coins 2: Hold and Win, consider picks with flames on the reels, volatility rated high plus a nearby RTP: