Coin Bash Slot Review, Demo Play, Payout, Free Spins & Bonuses

Coin Bash Review

Snowborn is the latest Microgaming partner that’s throwing themselves on the Scatter Prize bandwagon, and Coin Bash is a decent, wealth-themed installment that revolves around piggy banks. These can dish out up to 5,000x your stake at any time, as long as you land at least 9 anywhere in sight.

The money theme is as in-your-face as you can imagine for a game like this, but the cute piggy banks make it a more charming affair than “serious” ‘nouveau riche’ titles like Dream Destiny. You have a bonus round to look forward to in addition to the instant scatter prize excitement, and it comes with a solid 12,500x potential.

Coin Bash Slot - Reels Screen

Coin Bash slot Features

The Piggy Bank symbols award scatter wins, and you need at least 3 anywhere in sight to win the smallest prize worth 1x your stake. Land 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 or 9 piggy bank scatters on the same spin however, and you’ll pocket an instant prize worth 5x, 15, 40x, 100x, 500x or 5,000x your stake, respectively.

The Lucky Star Bonus Round is triggered when you land 3 multi-colored star bonus symbols on the 3 middle reels. A Bonus Wheel will then spin, and it awards between 10 and 20 free spins, as well as a multiplier between 2x and 5x. The multiplier applies to all regular wins during the feature, but not to Piggy Bank scatter wins.

During the bonus round, you’ll collect any lucky stars that land in a meter down to the right. You need 7 to fill the meter, and this retriggers the bonus round.

You get the same amount of extra spins as you triggered from the bonus wheel initially, and the multiplier is increased by +1 per retrigger.

Coin spins can trigger randomly to add extra Piggy Bank symbols to the reels, and the ‘W’ wild steps in for all regular pay symbols to help you form winning combos. The wild is also the highest value symbol by far, awarding 125x your stake for 5 on a payline.

The 200 Spins Coin Bash slot Experience

We landed a couple of 5x instant scatter prizes, and one of them came from the Coin Spin feature. Not long after, around the 1-minute mark, we trigger the Lucky Star Bonus Round with 3 scatters. The bonus wheel gave us 12 free spins with a 2x starting multiplier, and you can see for yourself how we fared by hitting the play button below.

Review Summary

Snowborn’s contribution to the trending scatter win genre is pretty mediocre overall. Coin Bash offers nothing new or innovative, but it comes with a decent enough 5,000x instant prize potential.

This is more than enough to keep the tension going at all stages of the game, and with the exception of the customizable RTP ranges, you’ll be dealing with an overall okay math model in this money-centric release.

The medium volatility and relatively high hit rate (39.75 %) gives you plenty of smaller payouts on a regular basis, while you wait for the bonus round to trigger. A lot is determined by the bonus wheel up front, of course, but you do have a chance to improve your big win odds by collecting stars to retrigger the feature and add to the multiplier. Overall, Coin Bash has some entertaining moments, but it doesn’t stick out too much from the many similar releases we see each month.

Pros

• Instant scatter prizes up to 5,000x
• Bonus round w/ starting multiplier up to 5x
• Win up to 12,500x your stake

Cons

• Beware of adjustable RTP ranges

If you appreciate Coin Bash slot you should also try:

Elven Gold - is a scatter jackpot slot from Just For The Win, and it comes with instant prizes up to 15,000x your stake. You’ll climb the scatter win ladder also during the streak respins bonus round, which can be purchased for 50x your stake (not for UK players).

9 Masks Of Fire - was the Gameburger title that started the whole scatter prize trend. You can win instant scatter wins up to 2,000x your stake here, and you’ll benefit from a 2x or 3x multiplier in the bonus round.

Blazing Mammoth - is a visually pleasing prehistoric scatter prize game from Pear Fiction, and it comes with scatter jackpots up to 2,000x your stake. It’s pretty much a reskin of 9 Masks of Fire, but it’s a good alternative if you want to enjoy a somewhat unusual theme in this genre.

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