Gold Collector — play at bet365 Casino
Play Now →Gold Collector Specifications
| Software | Microgaming |
|---|---|
| Type of Slot | Video slot |
| Theme | Mining |
| RTP | 94.25% |
| Reels | 5 |
| Paylines | 50 |
| Scatter Symbols | Yes |
| Bonus Rounds | Yes |
| Free Spins | Yes |
| Wild Symbols | Yes |
| Max Jackpot | 1,200,000 |
| Progressive Jackpot | No |
| Practice Play | No |
| Autoplay | Yes |
Microgaming and All41 Studios have rolled out another new slot release Gold Collecter, a mining themed slot with the Hyperhold feature. The medium variance slot has a variable RTP of 94.25%-96.40%.Features include wilds, scatters, free spins and 4 fixed jackpots and is playable across all devices.
Slot details
Gold Collector is a 5 reel, 4 row slot with 50 paylines and wagering starts from 10p up to £100 per spin.The semi-transparent reels are set inside the entrance to a mine and you can see the tracks where the wagons will move along. The western music is a good fit for the theme.Symbols are 10-Ace royals made of stone, a pickaxe, a gold filled cart, a lantern and the gold miner himself, the latter will payout x15 of your wager for 5.The wild is the game logo and can replace all others barring the coin and the dynamite scatter.
Gameplay
Landing 3 or more coins in view will activate the Hyperhold feature and you will receive 2 respins and all coins will lock into place as they land, and each coin will rest the respins to 3.Above each reel you will see a jackpot, these can be won by filling the reel below them with coins, the jackpots are worth x10, x20, x50, x100 and x1,000 of your wager.The free spins are triggered by landing 3 scatters on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th reels and you will receive 8 free spins and the feature can be re-triggered by landing another 3 scatter symbols.
Verdict
I found the game a little disappointing, the visuals are quite bland and there are plenty of other mining themed slots which are more appealing. Potential wins are worth up to x12,000 of your wager, and might appeal to the casual players.
