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100 Hold Hot Hold and Win Overview100 Hold Hot Hold and Win is a fruit slot from Felix Gaming, released on 18 September 2024. It runs on a 5x4 grid with 100 fixed paylines, and its main feature is a coin-collecting Hold and Win round with four fixed jackpots. Felix publishes the game in three RTP versions – 96.38%, 94.53% and 92.38% – so the return depends on which one a casino runs. The volatility is rated 4 on Felix’s own scale, which puts it in the high range, bets run from €0.10 to €50, and the maximum exposure is 5,000x the total bet. All the figures below were read from the demo at a 15.00 bet, played with FUN credits. Classic Fruit on a Casino TableThe reels sit on a dark blue background with stacks of casino chips around the edges, and the game’s logo – a large red 100 above the words Hold Hot – fills the top-left corner. The four jackpot plaques run across the top of the screen in red, purple, green and blue. The symbols are the familiar fruit-machine set: red sevens, golden bells, plums, watermelons, oranges, lemons and cherries, plus a purple WILD, a gold star and golden coins that carry cash values. The PaytableThe paytable is printed in credits for the current bet. At 15.00 the seven pays 75.00 for five, 24.00 for four and 3.00 for three – so five sevens on a line are worth 5x the total stake. The bell pays 60.00, 12.00 and 1.50, the plum and the watermelon 30.00, 6.00 and 1.50, and the orange, lemon and cherries 9.00, 3.00 and 1.50. The WILD appears on all reels and substitutes for every symbol except the scatter and the coin. Five wilds on a line pay 150.00 (10x), four pay 60.00 and three 6.00. The star is the scatter and pays in any position: 30.00 for three, 300.00 for four and 7,500.00 for five – that is 500x the stake, the largest single prize outside the jackpots. 100 Lines in PracticeWith 100 lines on a 5x4 grid, almost every position sits on several lines at once, and a few matching symbols often pay on many lines together. The paylines screen spreads them over several pages, and even one page shows forty different patterns. Our captures show what that means. A cluster of six bells on the first three reels paid 15.00 across several lines – exactly 1x the stake. A spin with three sevens on the first reel and wilds on reels two and three paid 49.50, and a board full of lemons with a whole reel of stacked wilds in the middle paid 156.00, or 10.4x the stake. Stacked wilds are the key to the base game: one full wild reel connects the symbols on both sides of it across many lines at once. The Hold and Win FeatureThe Hold and Win round is triggered by golden coins. In our session eight coins filled the two middle reels, worth 15.00 and 30.00 each – 1x and 2x the stake. The feature starts with 3 respins, only coins can land, and each new coin locks in place. By the end of our round two more coins had landed, worth 105.00 (7x) and 45.00 (3x), and the respin counter had run down to zero. The ten coins added up to 315.00, which is 21x the stake. Counting the CoinsThe grid has 20 positions, and our round ended with ten of them covered – exactly half the board. The coin values we saw were 15.00, 30.00, 45.00 and 105.00, which is 1x, 2x, 3x and 7x the stake, and most of the coins were at the two lowest levels. A round is worth the sum of its coins, so our half-full board of mostly small coins came to 21x. The large results depend on higher-value coins and jackpot coins arriving in the same round. Four Fixed JackpotsThe jackpot plaques scale with the bet. At 15.00 they read MINI 150.00, MINOR 750.00, MAJOR 2,250.00 and GRAND 45,000.00 – that is 10x, 50x, 150x and 3,000x the stake. In our captures a coin marked MINI also appeared on the reels in place of a cash value, so a jackpot can land as part of the coin collection. The GRAND at 3,000x is well below the published 5,000x maximum exposure, so the top result comes from a GRAND combined with other coin values in the same round rather than from the jackpot alone. Buying the FeatureThe basket icon on the left opens the Buy Bonus screen. At 15.00 the Hold and Win round cost 900.00 – 60x the stake. Our bought round returned the 315.00 described above, a little over a third of the price, which is a fair picture of how the buy works in a high-volatility game: most rounds pay back less than they cost, and the value sits in the rare large ones. What the RTP Versions MeanThe three published RTP figures describe the same game with different long-term returns. Over a long run of play, the 96.38% version returns about 96.38 for every 100 staked, while the 92.38% version returns about 92.38 – the expected cost of playing is roughly twice as high in the lowest version. In a single session the difference is hidden by the volatility, but it adds up over time. The version is set by the casino, not by the player, so it is worth looking for the figure in the game’s information screen before a longer session. Controls and Mobile PlayThe controls are arranged around the grid: the buy basket and the menu on the left, the large round spin button, the AUTO button and the stake selector on the right, and the balance and bet shown in a thin bar along the bottom. The help screens are split into five pages, covering the paytable, the paylines and the rules. The 5x4 grid uses large, clearly drawn fruit symbols, so the board stays easy to read even on a smaller screen. Who Should Play It100 Hold Hot suits players who like classic fruit symbols but want more action than a five-line machine offers. The 100 lines and stacked wilds keep the base game busy, and the Hold and Win round adds a clear target with every jackpot shown in cash before it lands. The main thing to check is the RTP: the difference between the 96.38% and 92.38% versions is significant, and the casino decides which one you play. Where to Play 100 Hold Hot Hold and WinYou can try this game on LuckyBar Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 300% up to £1500 for a limited time. 100 Hold Hot Hold and Win was listed in all six of our partner casino libraries when we checked on 24 September 2026, under the name “100 Hold HOT – Hold and Win”. |