Almighty Diamonds: Hold 'N' Link

Almighty Diamonds: Hold 'N' Link Overview

Almighty Diamonds: Hold 'N' Link is a three-by-three slot from NetGame with 5 betways, a 96.04% RTP, a high volatility rating and a published ceiling of 10,000x. It was released on 14 April 2025.

Nine positions, five ways to win, and a collector mechanic that does not care about any of them. All figures below were read from demo play at a €20.00 bet.

Ice and Lightning

The reels sit in a gold frame against electric blue, with lightning forking down both sides and a heap of crushed ice and diamonds piled across the top of the logo. It is a classic fruit machine dressed as a winter storm.

The symbols are cherries, plums, lemons, oranges, watermelons, grapes, a pair of gold bells, a BAR BAR plate and a red 777 WILD. Nothing on the reels is more complicated than that.

The Paytable

Everything pays for three of a kind. At the €20.00 bet the 777 wild leads on €1,000.00, the bells on €600.00 and the BAR BAR plate on €400.00. Watermelon and grapes are tied at €320.00.

Then a cliff: oranges, lemons and plums are all €80.00, and cherries sit at the bottom on €20.00.

Converted, that is 50x for three wilds, 30x for bells, 20x for the bar, 16x for the two fruits, 4x for the middle three and exactly the stake back for cherries. The reels are a holding pattern – a 10,000x game whose best combination is 50x.

The captured base wins bear that out: €20.00 (1x) from cherries, €40.00 (2x) from a cherry diagonal, and €160.00 (8x) from a grid of oranges with the 777 wild helping on the third reel.

Four Fixed Jackpots

The left rail carries GRAND 20,000.00, MAJOR 3,000.00, MINOR 1,000.00 and MINI 500.00. At this stake they are 1,000x, 150x, 50x and 25x.

They read identically in all eight captures, so these are fixed awards rather than progressives. Note also that the MINOR at 50x is worth exactly the same as three 777 wilds – the best line on the game is only as good as the third-smallest jackpot.

And the GRAND at 1,000x is a tenth of the published ceiling, which means the maximum win is not a jackpot drop. It has to come from the collector.

The Diamonds Carry Cash

The mechanic arrives as blue diamonds with cash values printed across them. The captures show 20.00 and 200.00 diamonds landing on the base grid alongside an ordinary fruit spin.

When enough of them land, the grid goes dark purple, the fruit disappears, and only the diamonds and a golden treasure chest remain. A 1 2 3 counter appears under the grid – three respins, in the usual hold-and-win pattern.

The Chest Eats the Diamonds

This is what makes the game worth writing about. The chest does not pay a fixed amount – it collects the diamonds and shows the running total on its lid.

The captures catch it mid-meal. First the chest sits beside a 200.00 diamond with 580.00 written on it. Then, a respin later, the diamonds are gone, the chest has grown to fill two positions, and the figure on it reads 1,040.00.

Against the €20.00 stake that is 52x, assembled out of cash symbols worth 1x and 10x each. The chest is the only thing on this game capable of a large number, and it gets there by addition rather than multiplication.

It also explains the respin counter. Every new diamond resets the count, so the round lasts as long as the chest keeps being fed.

What That Means for the Ceiling

Put the pieces together: a 50x best line, a 1,000x GRAND and a collector that reached 52x in a single captured round. The 10,000x ceiling therefore needs a full grid of high-value diamonds collected by the chest, probably with the GRAND landing inside the same round.

That is a long way from anything we saw, and worth knowing before the number on the data sheet sets expectations.

The Interface

The controls are on the right rail – autoplay, a skip key and a fast-forward – with BALANCE, a BET field with minus and plus, and a WIN readout along the bottom. The status line reads GOOD LUCK! between spins, and the game name is printed in the bottom-left corner.

The balance across the captures runs €1,194.00, 1,174.00, 1,074.00 and €2,114.00 – the last reading taken after the chest paid out, which is the whole session in four numbers.

Who Should Play It

Almighty Diamonds: Hold 'N' Link is for players who want a small classic slot with a collector bolted on. The chest showing its running total is a genuinely good piece of design, the four jackpots are clearly priced, and nine positions keep every round short and readable.

The reservations are the paytable and the arithmetic above it. With cherries at 1x and the best line at 50x, the reels on their own are not a game – and the distance between the 1,000x GRAND and the 10,000x ceiling is a lot of faith in one chest.

One note on the name: our library lists this as Almighty Diamonds, while all six partner casinos and the game’s own title bar carry the full Almighty Diamonds: Hold 'N' Link, which is the name we now use.

Where to Play Almighty Diamonds: Hold 'N' Link

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Almighty Diamonds: Hold 'N' Link was listed under NetGame in all six of our partner casino libraries when we checked on 22 September 2026.