Coins of Ra Deluxe - Hold & Win

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RTP96.06%

VolatilityMedium–high

Max winx5,000

Lines20

Hit rate23.87%

ReleasedSep 2025

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Written bySophieUpdated October 7, 2026

Gold Coins Under Ra’s Blue Temple

Coins of Ra Deluxe – Hold & Win slot is a Betsoft Egyptian treasure game built around fixed-line base play and a Collect-style Hold & Win bonus.

Coins of Ra Deluxe – Hold & Win is a medium-high volatility slot from Betsoft with, according to Betsoft’s game rules, 96.06% RTP and 5,000x max win potential. It runs on a 5 reel, 3 row grid with 20 fixed paylines, and my 100-spin test finished $190.50 up after two Hold & Win rounds. Aimed at coin-bonus fans who prefer Collect respins over free spins.

Key takeaways

Best bonus: Hold & Win drives the game, and I tested base spins instead of the $92.00 buy at a $2.00 stake.
RTP / volatility: Betsoft math lists 96.06% RTP with medium-high volatility, so you should expect uneven runs.
Max win: The 5,000x cap equals $10,000.00 at the tested $2.00 stake.
Risk note: My profit came from two Hold & Win rounds, while the base game had cold patches.
Bankroll note: The 1,000-spin simulator’s median $2.00 session ended about $102.80 down.

Table of Contents

How Coins of Ra Deluxe – Hold & Win slot Works
Fixed line wins
Symbol pay ladder
Theme & First Impressions
Egyptian treasure look
Test setup
Stacked Mystery Symbols
Base-game only
What it can reveal
Coins of Ra Deluxe – Hold & Win slot Bonus Feature
Trigger requirements
Collect coin totals
Special Hold & Win Symbols
Extra respins
Expanding reels
Chest of Gold
Random coin drop
Trigger chance boost
Buy Feature
Bonus buy cost
No free spins
RTP, Volatility & Our Test
Simulator projection
Our 100-spin session
Frequently Asked Questions About Coins of Ra Deluxe – Hold & Win
Closing Thoughts

How Coins of Ra Deluxe – Hold & Win slot Works

Coins of Ra Deluxe – Hold & Win slot works as a 5 reel, 3 row, 20 fixed-payline slot where wins pay left to right on adjacent reels. You don’t need to learn clusters, Megaways, or pay-anywhere rules here. This is old-school line math with a modern coin bonus layered on top.

Fixed line wins

The 20 paylines stay fixed on every spin. The game pays the highest win per line, then adds wins from different paylines together. You’ll notice that the base game feels clear, because each result comes from visible line hits rather than hidden ways.

$3.00 win shown across first three reels — The $3.00 line hit rests on the stopped reels.

Mobile and desktop play use the same 5×3, 20-line setup. If you know how to play Coins of Ra Deluxe – Hold & Win slot on one screen, you know the rules on the other. I like that consistency, because the bonus already gives you enough to track.

There’s no separate scatter symbol that pays on its own. Bonus coins matter only for Hold & Win, while standard line wins come from paying symbols and Wild help. That keeps the base game simple, though it can feel dry between coin-heavy spins.

Fast Fact: This is a true 20 fixed-payline slot, not a pay-anywhere or cluster-pays game. Wins form left to right on adjacent reels.

Symbol pay ladder

At a $2.00 bet, the winged scarab leads the paytable with $500.00 for five, $90.00 for four, and $4.50 for three. The golden pyramid pays $100.00 for five, $20.00 for four, and $3.00 for three. The Eye of Horus pays $55.00, $10.00, and $2.00 across the same hit lengths.

Scarab pyramid Eye and urn pay values displayed — The high symbols show their three pay levels.

The Anubis urn pays $35.00 for five, $10.00 for four, and $1.00 for three. Low gems fill out the grid: ruby triangle pays $15.00, $4.00, and $0.50, while the orange octagon pays $10.00, $2.50, and $0.50. Purple pentagon and green triangle each pay $8.00, $2.50, and $0.50.

Ruby orange purple and green gem values shown — The lower gems sit in a separate paytable panel.

The winged ankh Wild appears on reels 2, 3, 4, and 5. It substitutes for paying symbols, but not for Bonus, Collect, +1 Spin, or Expand. Once you understand those limits, the bonus rules make far more sense.

Theme & First Impressions

The theme is classic Egyptian treasure, with blue hieroglyphs, gold coins, and a coin-prize panel giving the game its main identity. You get a deep blue wall behind the reels, a chest of gold above the middle reel, and a prize panel on the left. It’s familiar Betsoft territory, but the colors do their job well.

$1,000.00 balance with jackpots above reels — The base board waits under four posted prizes.

Egyptian treasure look

Coins of Ra Deluxe – Hold & Win slot leans into scarabs, pyramids, the Eye of Horus, and Anubis imagery. Four cut gems handle the lower tier, so the screen stays readable even when several paylines hit. You’ll see the gold coin theme everywhere, which helps the bonus feel connected to the setting.

The theme won’t win originality awards. Still, the dark blue and gold palette fits the coin-collect mechanic better than a brighter temple scene would. Coins Of Ra – Hold & Win shares the same Egyptian coin-collect identity, while this Deluxe version gives the board a richer gold-and-blue finish.

Trivia: Ancient Egyptian art often used strong color contrast to show status and meaning. The slot borrows that visual idea with gold symbols against a deep blue wall.

Test setup

I played the demo at $2.00 per spin from a $1,000.00 starting balance. The stake can be set from $0.01 per line upward, so you can scale the same rules down before testing bigger spins. You’ll find the game on SatoshiHero in demo and real play.

Screenshots and test details should be checked regularly when game rules or presentation change. I’m picky about that, because slot pages age badly when bonus screens or paytables move around. For this test, the presentation matched the coin-heavy rules clearly.

Stacked Mystery Symbols

Stacked Mystery Symbols add base-game rhythm by turning marked reel positions into one shared random paying symbol before each spin. They don’t create Bonus coins, Collect coins, or special Hold & Win symbols. You should treat them as line-win texture, not as a shortcut into the feature.

Base-game only

Each reel has stacked mystery positions during the base game. Before the spin completes, all mystery spots reveal the same random symbol for that spin. You might find this small reveal satisfying, because it gives ordinary spins a touch of suspense.

The feature only works outside Hold & Win. During respins, coins and special feature symbols take over the grid instead. I like the separation, since it keeps the bonus clean and avoids mixing too many mechanics.

What it can reveal

Mystery positions can reveal regular paying symbols. They can’t reveal Bonus, Collect, Wild, +1 Spin, or Expand symbols. That matters, because a stacked mystery reel can improve a line hit, but it can’t force the Hold & Win trigger.

I didn’t record an exact hit rate for mystery reveals, so I won’t dress it up as a major feature. In play, it adds movement during quieter stretches. You should see it as background pace rather than the main reason to chase this slot.

Coins of Ra Deluxe – Hold & Win slot Bonus Feature

Hold & Win is the main event: five or more Bonus coins plus at least one Collect coin trigger 9 respins. Coins of Ra Deluxe – Hold & Win slot gets most of its drama from this round, and my profit came from two natural triggers. You’ll care most about reel 3, because the Collect coin must land there.

Wild Bonus Collect and Expand symbols displayed — The four special symbols sit in one rules panel.

Trigger requirements

Bonus coins can land only on reels 1, 2, 4, and 5. The Collect coin lands only on reel 3, which makes the middle reel feel important on every coin-heavy spin. Bonus coins don’t pay in the base game, so a near-miss can look exciting and still pay nothing.

At a $2.00 bet, Bonus coin cash values run from $1.00 to $100.00. Jackpot coins can also land, with Mini at $20.00, Minor at $60.00, Major at $200.00, and Grand at $1,000.00. The feature plays at the bet of the triggering spin.

Tip: Watch reel 3 closely. Bonus coins can stack on the outer reels, but the feature still needs a Collect coin in the middle.

Collect coin totals

Only coins and special symbols appear during Hold & Win. Collect coins lock in place and gather the value of all Bonus coins on the board, including jackpot coins. After collection, those Bonus coins disappear, which keeps the round focused on fresh landings.

Nine respins with coins across nearly every position — The respin grid holds values around two Collect coins.

If several Collect coins sit on the board, each collected Bonus coin adds to every Collect coin. That’s where the feature can get lively, because one small coin can feed more than one total. Coins of Ra Power – Hold & Win offers a useful same-family comparison if you like this coin-collection style and want another take on the mechanic.

In my 100-spin test, Hold & Win appeared twice. Spin 30 paid $153.00, and spin 100 paid $171.00. No jackpot coin landed, so the feature lifted the session quickly without showing its biggest prize layer.

$171.00 congratulations screen over locked coin grid — The $171.00 collect screen closes the round.

Special Hold & Win Symbols

The +1 Spin and Expand symbols make Hold & Win last longer and open more room for coins. They appear only during the feature, so you won’t see them shaping ordinary line wins. I like them because they add hope without making the rules messy.

Extra respins

The +1 Spin symbol can appear on any reel during Hold & Win. It adds one respin, then disappears when the feature ends. You’ll appreciate it most when a Collect coin already holds a decent total and the counter starts running low.

Wilds and normal paying symbols don’t appear during Hold & Win. That makes the round feel different from the base game, almost like a separate coin board. The choice works, because you only care about landing more values and keeping the respins alive.

Expanding reels

The Expand symbol grows its reel by one position and also adds one respin. A reel can expand up to 5 positions, and Expand doesn’t appear on a reel already at full size. More room means more possible coin landings, though it doesn’t promise a bigger finish.

I didn’t track exact symbol frequency, so any claim about how often these appear would feel shaky. In practice, they explain why Hold & Win can feel swingy even when coin values stay modest. You’re buying time and board space, not a guaranteed rush.

Chest of Gold

The Chest of Gold is a base-game suspense feature that can drop extra Bonus or Collect coins when coins already appear. It gives another shot at Hold & Win, but it doesn’t override the normal trigger rules. You should see it as a near-miss enhancer, not a separate bonus.

Random coin drop

The chest sits above the middle reel. When Hold & Win hasn’t already triggered, it can fire at random if one or more Bonus or Collect coins appear on the reels. It then drops extra Bonus or Collect coins onto random positions.

You’ll feel the value most on screens that already look close. A few extra coins can turn dead tension into a possible feature trigger. Still, I wouldn’t plan a stake size around this chest, because the base rules still decide whether Hold & Win starts.

Trivia: The chest matters only when coins are already visible, so it adds tension to near-miss screens rather than acting like a separate bonus round.

Trigger chance boost

The chest can improve a coin-heavy spin, but it can’t replace the need for Bonus coins and a Collect coin. That distinction matters when you’re reading the reels. Outer-reel coins alone still need help from the middle.

I like the chest as a visual nudge, because it keeps base spins from feeling completely flat. Yet the main bonus remains Hold & Win, and the chest only feeds that route. Treat it as drama on coin-heavy spins, not the feature itself.

Buy Feature

The Buy Feature opens Hold & Win with 9 respins, but it costs $92.00 at a $2.00 bet. That equals 46x the bet, so you need to treat it as a separate bankroll choice. I didn’t buy it during the test, and the positive result came from natural triggers.

Bonus buy cost

The Buy Bonus button sits on the left of the bottom bar. It buys the Hold & Win round with its 9 starting respins. You get direct access to the main event, but the price feels chunky for a medium-high volatility slot.

Alert: A 46x buy is a chunky outlay on a medium-high volatility slot. If you use it, treat it as a separate bankroll decision rather than just another spin.

At $2.00 per spin, $92.00 equals a lot of base-game attempts. You might prefer base spins if you enjoy watching the trigger build naturally. Bonus-buy fans may like the speed, but I can only describe this option from the rules.

No free spins

Coins of Ra Deluxe – Hold & Win slot has no free spins. Hold & Win is the only bonus, which gives the game a focused structure but less variety than multi-feature slots. If you came looking for expanding wild free spins, this isn’t that kind of game.

I don’t mind the narrow setup, because the Collect mechanic carries the test session. But the lack of free spins can make cold base-game stretches feel plain. Since base spins were my only tested route, the buy deserves no claim on the profit.

RTP, Volatility & Our Test

According to Betsoft, the official RTP is 96.06%, the volatility is medium-high, and the maximum win is 5,000x. Coins of Ra Deluxe – Hold & Win slot finished ahead in my 100-spin test, but the simulator shows why you should expect uneven sessions. The math points to a game that can swing hard through its bonus.

Simulator projection

I ran the SatoshiHero Slot Simulator with 96.06% RTP, medium-high volatility, 5,000x maximum win, 1,000 spins, and a $2.00 stake. The median session ended about $102.80 down, which is roughly 51x the bet. The typical band ran from $515.30 down to $468.00 up.

Blue median balance curve over 1,000 spins — The median projection slopes below the starting line.

The model showed a feature round about once every 45 spins. Around 21% of spins paid something, while a very large win appeared about once in 4,016 spins. You shouldn’t read those figures as a prediction, but they show the kind of spread this slot can create.

That spread matches my feel from the base game. Some stretches gave small line hits, but the real movement waited for Hold & Win. The max win feels sensible rather than huge for this volatility level, so the appeal sits in coin-collection swings.

Our 100-spin session

I started with $1,000.00 and played 100 autoplay spins at $2.00 on 20 lines. I finished at $1,190.50, a net gain of $190.50, or about 95x the bet. The first 29 spins slid slowly to $948.50.

Spin 30 changed the tone when Hold & Win paid $153.00. That lifted my balance to $1,099.50 and gave the session its first real push. After that, the base game drifted between about $1,040.00 and $1,090.00.

A $26.00 base hit landed on spin 58, and spin 66 added $19.50. Those wins helped, but they didn’t define the run. Spin 100 brought the second Hold & Win round, with coins worth $1.00 to $6.00 feeding Collect totals.

That final feature paid $171.00, my biggest hit of the run. It moved the balance from $1,019.50 to $1,190.50. Two Hold & Win rounds in 100 spins beat the model’s one-in-45 feature rate over a tiny sample, and no jackpot coin landed.

Gold balance line rising to $1,190.50 — The live balance ends above two sharp jumps.

The 96.06% RTP is the operator-published theoretical return. One live session doesn’t change that figure, and the simulator projects possible variance rather than a guarantee. Bonus-buy or feature-specific return can sit slightly differently from base play by design.

Coins of Ra Deluxe – Hold & Win slot gave me a profitable short test, but the risk profile still fits medium-high volatility. You need patience for dry base-game patches. The bonus can lift a session fast, but it can also leave you waiting.

Frequently Asked Questions About Coins of Ra Deluxe – Hold & Win

How do you trigger Hold & Win in Coins of Ra Deluxe – Hold & Win slot?

You need 5 or more Bonus coins on the reels with at least 1 Collect coin among them. Bonus coins land only on reels 1, 2, 4, and 5, while the Collect coin lands only on reel 3. The round starts with 9 respins, and it appeared twice in my 100-spin test.

What do Collect, Expand, and +1 Spin do in Coins of Ra Deluxe – Hold & Win slot?

Collect coins lock during Hold & Win and gather the value of every Bonus coin on the board, including jackpot coins. Expand grows its reel by one position and adds a respin, up to 5 positions per reel. +1 Spin adds one respin, and all special symbols disappear when the round ends.

What can Bonus coins and jackpots pay in Coins of Ra Deluxe – Hold & Win slot?

At a $2.00 bet, cash Bonus coins ran from $1.00 to $100.00. Jackpot coins paid Mini $20.00, Minor $60.00, Major $200.00, and Grand $1,000.00 at that stake. My two Hold & Win rounds paid $153.00 and $171.00 without a jackpot coin.

Does Coins of Ra Deluxe – Hold & Win slot have free spins or a buy option?

Coins of Ra Deluxe – Hold & Win slot has no free spins. Hold & Win is the only bonus round, and the buy option costs $92.00 at a $2.00 bet. That equals 46x the bet, and I didn’t use the buy feature in my test.

What are the RTP and maximum win in Coins of Ra Deluxe – Hold & Win slot?

Coins of Ra Deluxe – Hold & Win slot has 96.06% RTP, medium-high volatility, and 5,000x maximum win potential. At a $2.00 stake, that maximum equals $10,000.00. The game uses 20 fixed paylines on a 5 reel, 3 row grid.

How did the 100-spin test go?

I turned $1,000.00 into $1,190.50 over 100 autoplay spins at $2.00, a net gain of $190.50. The profit came from two Hold & Win rounds worth $153.00 and $171.00. The base game mostly drifted down between those feature wins, so the result should stay framed as one short run.

What does the simulator say about a 1,000-spin session?

At a $2.00 stake, the model’s median 1,000-spin session ends about $102.80 down. The typical band runs from $515.30 down to $468.00 up, and a feature round appears about once every 45 spins in the model. It describes the spread of outcomes, not what your own session can do.

Closing Thoughts

Coins of Ra Deluxe – Hold & Win stands out through a clean 20-line base game and a focused Collect bonus. The main drawback is simple: without free spins or frequent base-game fireworks, you need patience between stronger coin rounds.

My Verdict

Coin-bonus fans get the most value here, especially if they enjoy watching Collect totals build across respins. Expect a medium-high volatility rhythm with cold base stretches and sudden bonus lifts. I’d start small until you see how the fixed lines and Hold & Win timing feel.

I like the clarity of the bonus, and my two natural triggers made the test feel lively. I don’t like how plain the base game can feel when coin screens don’t connect. The $171.00 best hit came from Hold & Win, not from a standard line hit.

Coins of Ra Deluxe – Hold & Win slot deserves a look if you prefer coin collection over free-spin ladders. This guide should be updated periodically because paytables, interface details, and bonus presentation can change.

Pros:

Clear Line Rules: Fixed paylines make wins easy to read on every screen.
Strong Bonus Focus: Hold & Win creates the session’s biggest swings and best tension.
Fair RTP: The 96.06% RTP sits well for this feature style.
Readable Theme: Blue and gold visuals support the coin-collect idea neatly.

Cons:

No Free Spins: Bonus variety feels narrow if you prefer multiple feature paths.
Dry Base Game: Line hits can feel quiet between Hold & Win triggers.
Chunky Buy Cost: The 46x buy needs a separate bankroll plan.

Best For: Patient bonus chasers and Egyptian-theme fans get the most from this slot’s rhythm. You’ll enjoy it more if you like fixed paylines, coin values, and Collect respins. Fast-action players may find the base game too quiet between feature rounds.

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