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Tom Horn Gaming • Candy Coin Pot Slot
Candy Coins
Three reels, three rows, five fixed betways — and Coins doing all the real work. Every Coin that lands feeds the Coin Pot above the grid, and any Coin on screen can open Hold & Win through it. Land the Coin Collector next to valued Coins in normal play and the Majestic Coin Grab pays them out on the spot. Three Coins together turn the grid into nine independent reels.
94.65%RTP
27,134xMax Win
Tom Horn GamingProvider
Nine Squares, Four Jackpots, One Round That Matters
The base game is deliberately small: three reels, three rows, five fixed betways. Candy symbols pay left to right, and a Wild steps in for them — but never for a Coin. Line wins here are pocket change. Coins are the whole point, and Tom Horn gives them two different ways to pay before the bonus even starts.
Every Coin that lands drops into the Coin Pot above the reels. The Pot is not just decoration: whenever a Coin shows up on screen, there's a chance the Pot itself opens the Hold & Win game, and Candy Coins can add extra Coins to the grid to make that happen. The second route is the Majestic Coin Grab — land the Coin Collector alongside Coins that already carry values, and the Collector sweeps up everything visible and pays it out on the spot, no bonus round required.
Three Coin symbols send you into Hold & Win proper. The candy clears off, the grid becomes nine independent reels, and you start with three respins. Any new symbol resets the counter back to three; an empty spin knocks one off. The Coin Collector stays put for the whole round, gathering Coins worth 1x to 50x your bet plus the four jackpot tiers — Mini, Minor, Major and Grand. A Multiplier Collector can then lift that total by x2, x3 or x4. Stack a dense grid, a jackpot and a x4 and you're looking at the road to 27,134x on a game with nine positions.
94.65%
Below 96% average — 94.65%.
27,134x
Only reachable inside Hold & Win Bonus Game.
High
Quiet reels, then a Coin round.
1x–50x
Coin values, plus Mini to Grand.
Candy Coins Specifications
ProviderTom Horn Gaming
RTP94.65%
VolatilityHigh
Max Win27,134x stake
Grid Layout3 reels × 3 rows
Betways5 fixed
Bonus Grid9 independent reels
Coin Values1x – 50x bet
JackpotsMini, Minor, Major, Grand
Multiplier Collectorx2, x3, x4
Bonus Trigger3 Coin symbols, the Coin Pot, or a 40x buy
Bonus Buy40x total bet
Release DateMarch 17, 2026
ThemeCandy, sweets, coins
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The Four Mechanics
Two of these pay in normal play, one runs the bonus round, and one lets you skip the wait. Triggers, Coin values, jackpot tiers and the honest read on each live on the Candy Coins bonus features page.
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Hold & Win Bonus Game
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Coin Pot
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Majestic Coin Grab
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Bonus Buy
Candy Coins Pros & Cons
Pros
- ✓27,134x ceiling — extreme for a three-reel, five-line cabinet
- ✓Four jackpot tiers sit inside Hold & Win rather than behind a separate side bet
- ✓The Coin Grab pays coin values during normal play, so Coins are never dead weight
- ✓Bonus Buy costs 40x, against the 80x–100x most studios charge
- ✓Nine positions and five lines — nothing to learn, and it reads perfectly on a phone
Cons
- ✗94.65% RTP sits well under the 96% norm
- ✗Five betways across nine positions leaves the base game with very little to do
- ✗High volatility on a sub-95% return is unkind to a small bankroll
- ✗Almost everything worth having is locked behind one feature
Candy Coins FAQ
Got questions? We've got straight answers.
Tom Horn Gaming publishes Candy Coins at 94.65%, which is roughly a point and a half under the 96% most slots aim for. The trade is the 27,134x ceiling — the studio priced a very tall top end into a steeper edge per spin. Operators can run their own configurations, so check the in-game info panel before your first spin.
Every Coin symbol that lands goes into the Coin Pot shown above the reels. Beyond tracking your Coins, the Pot is a trigger in its own right: whenever a Coin appears, there's a chance the Pot opens the Hold & Win game, and Candy Coins may add extra Coins to the grid to make that happen. So you can end up in the bonus without ever seeing three Coins on a single spin.
Three Coin symbols on one spin. The candy symbols clear away, the 3×3 becomes nine independent reels, and you get three respins. Any new symbol resets that counter to three, while an empty spin costs you one. The round ends when the respins run out. The Coin Pot can also open the bonus on its own, and the 40x Bonus Buy takes you straight in.
It's a base-game feature, which catches people out. When a Coin Collector symbol lands while Coins with assigned values are already visible, the Collector gathers all of those values and awards the total. No respins, no bonus round — the win is paid on that spin. It's what stops loose Coins from going to waste while the Pot fills.
27,134x your bet, which is the same ceiling Tom Horn set for Majestic Coins, the other 3×3 game in the Coins series. Getting near it means a dense grid of Coins at the top of the 1x–50x range, jackpot symbols in the mix, and the Multiplier Collector landing an x4 on the Coin Collector total. Nothing about that combination is common.
Yes. Tom Horn lists the game for iOS, Android and desktop across Chrome, Firefox and Safari, and it runs in the browser with no download. A 3×3 grid is about as phone-friendly as a slot layout gets — nine large positions, a Coin Pot meter on top, controls underneath, everything readable in portrait.