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Coin Strike at a glance
Coin Strike: Hold and Win is a Playson slot released in April 2023. It plays on a compact 3×3 grid with five fixed lines, a wild seven symbol, coin bonus symbols and a lightning “Strike” symbol that collects coin values.
| Developer | Playson |
|---|---|
| Released | April 2023 |
| Layout | 3 reels × 3 rows |
| Paylines | 5 fixed |
| RTP | 95.66% (default version; check the info screen, as RTP versions can differ) |
| Volatility | Medium-high |
| Main features | Wild seven, coin bonus symbols, Strike symbol, Hold and Win respins |
| Jackpots | Four fixed: Mini, Minor, Major, Grand (Grand worth 1,000× the bet) |
| Free spins | None; the respins round is the bonus |
Coin Strike 2: Hold and Win is a later sequel with a different grid and its own numbers. This page covers the original.
The base game
On a normal spin you win by landing three matching symbols on one of the five lines. The classic fruit symbols pay the least, the higher symbols more, and the triple-seven symbol acts as a wild, standing in for regular symbols to complete a line.
Coin bonus symbols carry cash values shown as multiples of your bet. When a Strike symbol (the gold-and-blue lightning coin) lands on the middle reel together with coins, it collects their values and pays them out, so coins can pay even without the full bonus.
How the Hold and Win bonus works
The main feature starts when bonus symbols land on all three reels in the same spin. Then:
- Coins lock in placeThe bonus symbols that triggered the round stay on the grid; all other positions clear.
- You get three respinsOnly bonus symbols can land in the empty positions during the round.
- New coins reset the counterEvery time a new bonus symbol lands, the respins go back to three.
- Jackpot symbols may appearInstead of a cash value, a coin can carry the Mini, Minor, Major or Grand jackpot.
- The round endsWhen you run out of respins, all collected values are added up and paid.
The four jackpots are fixed rather than progressive: their value is a multiple of your bet, not a pool built up by other players. Published reviews list them as 25×, 50×, 150× and 1,000× the bet for Mini, Minor, Major and Grand. Open the info screen to see the rupee value at your stake before you spin.
Keep expectations real: the Grand is the headline, but it's rare by design. Most Hold and Win rounds end with a handful of coins and a modest payout, and the game's medium-high volatility comes from the occasional big one.
How to play Coin Strike: Hold and Win at Batery
- Log in and depositTop up in rupees, for example by UPI (see our deposit guide).
- Find the gameOpen the casino, search for “Coin Strike” and choose “Coin Strike: Hold and Win”. The Playson provider filter also lists it.
- Read the info screenCheck the paytable, the current jackpot values and the RTP of the version you are playing.
- Set your stakeAll five lines are always on. Coin and jackpot values grow with your bet, but so does what you risk per spin.
- SpinPlay manually or with autoplay and a loss limit. The bonus round runs automatically once triggered.
RTP and volatility
A 95.66% RTP means the game returns about ₹95.66 for every ₹100 staked over a very large number of spins, a house edge of roughly 4.3%. That's slightly below the common 96% benchmark, which is normal when part of the return is reserved for jackpots.
Medium-high volatility means you can go a while without much happening, then land a respins round that pays many times your stake. It needs a bigger budget relative to bet size than a calm game like Burning Wins: classic 5 lines, which has no bonus at all.
Illustration: with ₹3,000 and ₹15 spins you have about 200 spins. The average cost at 95.66% RTP is about ₹130, but on a medium-high volatility game the real result can swing much further either way.
Tips for playing this slot
In demo, count how often the respins round triggers over 100 or so spins and what it usually pays. That tells you how big a budget the real game needs at your stake.
- pick a stake that leaves room for at least 200 spins;
- don't raise the bet after a near-miss, since the next spin is independent;
- decide in advance what to do with a big bonus win, such as withdrawing part of it;
- never chase the Grand jackpot with money you planned for something else.
For a faster format, try the crash title Aviator or the step-by-step Chicken Road. More slots are in the slots guide and the Batery casino hub.
Coin Strike and the Batery casino bonus
The casino welcome offer is 100% up to $1,000 plus 100 free spins on the first deposit, converted to rupees for INR accounts.
Slots usually count fully towards wagering, but some terms exclude jackpot or high-volatility games or cap the stake while bonus money is active, so read those rules before playing it with bonus funds. To avoid wagering altogether, Batery Cashback returns up to 20% in cash. Compare both on the bonuses page; deposit limits and free help are in our responsible gambling guide.
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Who made Coin Strike: Hold and Win?
Playson. The game was released in April 2023 and later followed by a separate sequel, Coin Strike 2: Hold and Win.
What is the RTP of Coin Strike?
The default RTP is 95.66%. Casinos can run different RTP versions, so check the figure in the in-game info screen at Batery.
How do I trigger the Hold and Win bonus?
Land bonus symbols on all three reels in one spin. You get three respins, and each new bonus symbol resets them to three.
Are the jackpots progressive?
No. The Mini, Minor, Major and Grand jackpots are fixed multiples of your bet, with the Grand at 1,000× the bet.
Does Coin Strike have free spins?
No. The Hold and Win respins round is the only bonus feature. Coins can also be collected in the base game by the Strike symbol.