Patrick’s Luck: Hold The Spin Slot Review

Patrick's Luck: Hold The Spin Slot Information

As soon as I loaded Patrick's Luck: Hold The Spin, I was dropped into a bright Irish field with a stone well full of coins at the centre. Trees, rocks, and a calm blue sky frame the reels, while gentle flute music keeps the mood relaxed without getting tiring. A cheerful leprechaun hosts the action, and the jackpots sit clearly on the left, so I always know what I am chasing on each spin.

Under the cute façade, Patrick's Luck: Hold The Spin is a 3-reel slot with a 3-5-3 layout and 45 ways to win on every paid spin. Bets run from 0.20 to 100 per spin, which suits both cautious testing and more serious balance swings. The default RTP is 96.04%, with alternative settings of 95.05% and 94.05%, and the maths model sits in the medium volatility band with a max win of 5,450x stake.

Patrick's Luck: Hold The Spin Symbols and Paytable

When I checked the paytable in Patrick's Luck: Hold The Spin, the lower-paying symbols were all classic fruits, which fits the simple three-reel structure. Cherries, lemons, oranges, and plums cover the small wins, paying from 0.5x to 1x the bet for a full way of three. They drop in often enough to keep the balance moving, so I never felt like the game was completely dead between the bonus-centric spins.

The premium symbols in Patrick's Luck: Hold The Spin lean hard into the Irish pub feel, with pipes, foaming beer pints, and almond jugs alongside the leprechaun himself. These pay from 5x to 10x the bet for three-of-a-kind wins, and the leprechaun is the best of the standard set. On top sits the Wild symbol, which not only substitutes but also pays 15x stake for a full hit, so lining up three feels very satisfying.

Patrick's Luck: Hold The Spin also uses coin and bonus symbols to tie the maths to the Hold The Spin feature. Regular prize coins carry values from 1x to 15x bet and appear during the bonus, while special Royal Bonus and jackpot coins change how much you can squeeze from each respin. Visually, those shiny coins, clovers, and Patrick's grin add a lot of character without making the paytable hard to read.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	3	x10
	3	x8
	3	x5
	3	x5
	3	x1
	3	x1
	3	x1
	3	x0.5
	Bonus
	Wild

Patrick's Luck: Hold The Spin Slot Features

The feature set in Patrick's Luck: Hold The Spin sticks to what Gamzix does best in this series. You get Wild symbols for line building, a Bonus Game driven by coins, and the Heap of Coins feature that can nudge you into that bonus when a key symbol lands. There are also four fixed jackpots, so every coin-based spin offers a shot at Mini, Minor, Major, or Grand rewards.

In practice, Patrick's Luck: Hold The Spin feels like a mix of steady base-game hits and streaky coin sessions. On my sessions, the Wilds kept small and mid-range wins ticking over, while the real swings came from triggering the Bonus Game with coins across all three reels or via the Heap of Coins trigger. That rhythm works well with the medium volatility, as dry spells never dragged on for too long.

Wild Symbol in Patrick's Luck: Hold The Spin

The Wild symbol in Patrick's Luck: Hold The Spin is simple but powerful, which I appreciate on a compact layout like this. It substitutes for all regular-paying symbols, so it can finish fruit lines or premium combinations, but it does not replace the Bonus symbol or coins. Because three Wilds pay 15x the bet by themselves, a screen with one or two Wilds mixed into high symbols can create some chunky base-game payouts.

Bonus Game in Patrick's Luck: Hold The Spin

The Bonus Game in Patrick's Luck: Hold The Spin starts when at least one coin symbol lands on each reel, or when the Heap of Coins feature tops up the grid to make that happen. During this mode, only coin symbols with prizes from 1x to 15x stake, Royal Bonus symbols, and special jackpot coins appear. That shift in symbol set makes the bonus very focused, with every new symbol carrying instant cash value.

What really sold Patrick's Luck: Hold The Spin to me was the Royal Bonus symbol. When it lands during the Bonus Game, it locks on the second reel and collects all prizes from other coins on the screen, including any jackpot coins. At the end of the round, the total gathered by that Royal position is added to your bonus win, which is how you climb toward the Mini, Minor, Major, or Grand jackpots.

Heap of Coins Feature in Patrick's Luck: Hold The Spin

The Heap of Coins feature in Patrick's Luck: Hold The Spin helps to stop those frustrating almost-bonus moments. Whenever a prize coin or Royal Bonus symbol lands during the main game, this feature can randomly trigger, dropping in enough extra coins and Royal symbols to cover all three reels and launch the Bonus Game. From a player's point of view, it turns teasing setups into real chances to collect coin values and chase jackpots.

A lucky addition to my sessions with Patrick's Luck: Hold The Spin

After a few solid sessions, Patrick's Luck: Hold The Spin struck me as a neat blend of classic fruit machine pacing and modern Hold The Spin coins. The Irish field setting, relaxed flute soundtrack, and three-reel 3-5-3 layout keep it approachable, while the Bonus Game and fixed jackpots inject proper adrenaline. With a max potential of 5,450x bet, it has enough headroom to keep me interested without feeling absurd.

Fans of earlier Hold The Spin titles will notice that Patrick's Luck: Hold The Spin trims things back compared with the older five-reel release in this theme. The grid is now 3-5-3, and there are no traditional free spins, while the top jackpot coin pays 1,000x rather than 5,000x. I still find this version enjoyable, especially when I want straightforward gameplay with coin features front and centre.

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