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Crabbin Crazy Hold & Win

Crabbing Crazy Hold and Win iSoftBet

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RTP96%
ProvideriSoftBet
Reels5
Paylines25

Crabbin Crazy Hold & Win Specifications

SoftwareiSoftBet
Type of SlotVideo slot
ThemeCrabs, fishing
RTP96%
Reels5
Paylines25
Scatter SymbolsYes
Bonus RoundsYes
Free SpinsYes
Wild SymbolsYes
Progressive JackpotNo
Practice PlayNo
AutoplayYes

Get your fishing gear ready for iSoftBet’s latest release Crabbin Crazy Hold & Win. The slot is packed with features such as free spins, scatters, wilds and Hold & win respins.

About Crabbin Crazy

Crabbin Crazy is a 5-reel video slot with 25 winning ways. It’s available across desktop and mobile devices with bets range from 25p up to £25 per spin. The slot is medium to high variance and an RTP of 96% and a top prize of 1,585x.The graphics are superb with outstanding animations. The transparent reels sit inside a wooden frame with a sandy beach, a clear blue sea, a pier and a lighthouse in the background.Symbols are the low value Jack- Ace royals, a rubber dinghy, a fishing rod, a worm and crab’s claws, the latter is worth 16x for 5 on a payline. The wild is the fisherman and this substitutes all symbols barring the boat scatter and the crab bonus symbol. The wild lands stacked and 5 on a payline awards 20x the bet..

Gameplay

Crabbin Crazy come with 3 features,The Pick a Crab feature is triggered at random on any spin. 3 crabs appear on the reels and you select one to reveal one of the following modifiers:Win Spin adds mystery symbols to the reels which transform into matching symbols.Let’s Catch Crabs, when the fisherman wild appears on the reels, he pays the value of 3-4 crab symbolsBonus Add sees bonus symbols added to the 1st, 3rd and 5th reels which increase the odds of triggering the free spins.Stacked Wild will see at least 2 stacked wilds added to the reels.To activate the Let’s, Go Crabbin Hold and Win feature, you will need to land at least 5 crab symbols on a spin. These all have different values of 1x up to 1,000x attached. The crab symbols lock into position and 3 respins are awarded. If more crab symbols appear on the reels the respins reset back to 3. The fisherman is a collect symbol, he gathers all the crabs from the reels and new symbols replace them.Landing 3 boat scatters on the 1st, 3rd and 5th reels triggers the free spins frenzy, awarding 8 free spins. During the free spins, up to 5 reels can sync all featuring the same symbols.

Verdict

Crabbin Crazy is an entertaining, light-hearted slot packed with features which trigger often. Although the top prize of 1,585x is not huge the entertainment value is worth a spin or two.

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