Coins Blast
demo and specs

Coins Blast is a fruit-themed video slot from Belatra, scheduled for 8 October 2026. It uses a 5x4 grid with 100 paylines, so every spin is judged across a large set of fixed lines rather than a handful of them.

The headline numbers are a 96.88% RTP, Medium-low volatility and a maximum win of 10,000x the stake. The central mechanic is billed as Sticky CLOVER Spins, which points to a respin-style bonus where symbols stay in place.

A 96.88% RTP, Medium-low volatility and a 10,000x ceiling make Coins Blast a steady slot with a capped top end.

The fruit theme is the classic one: bright, familiar and uncluttered. It is paired with modern extras, including Collector Bag symbols, a Coin Bonus round and a Buy Bonus option, so it reads as a fruit slot with a bonus-driven layer on top.

The stake range runs from 0.2 to 25, which makes it open to low-budget players and to those who like to push the stake up. The medium-low profile is aimed at people who want regular action over long sessions rather than rare, enormous swings.

On what is public: the studio has published the RTP, volatility, max win, grid, paylines, bet range and the names of the features. It has not published a hit rate, or the finer detail of how each bonus round triggers and pays.

At 96.88%, Coins Blast sits about 0.88 percentage points above the rough 96% UK average. Over a very long run, that works out at £96.88 returned for every £100 staked, against £96.00 at the average. On £1,000 of total stakes, that is £968.80 back in theory versus £960.

That gap is real but small, and it is a long-run figure spread over a vast number of spins. In any single session the result can land far either side of it. The RTP tells you the cost of playing over time, not what the next hour will do.

The volatility grade is Medium-low. In practice that means wins should arrive more often than on a high-variance slot, and the gaps between them should be shorter. The trade is that individual wins tend to be smaller, so the balance moves in modest steps.

Medium-low does not mean no dry spells. Any slot with a bonus round that carries much of the payout will still have stretches where the base game returns little. Those stretches should just be less punishing than on a high-volatility title.

The max win is 10,000x the stake. At the minimum stake of £0.20, that is £2,000. At the maximum stake of £25, it is £250,000. Those are the ceilings for each end of the range, and they are the rare outer limit, not a typical result.

Belatra has not published a hit rate for Coins Blast, so there is no studio figure to quote and none measured here. What the Medium-low grade does suggest is a game that pays small wins fairly often, with the 10,000x top end reserved for the best possible bonus outcome.

Belatra lists six named features. Here is each one, with what that kind of mechanic generally does:

• Sticky CLOVER Spins: the core mechanic. Sticky respin-style rounds generally lock special symbols in place while the remaining positions respin, so a round can build up over several spins.
• Sticky Symbols: symbols that stay on the grid rather than clearing after a spin. Their purpose is to carry value forward from one spin to the next.
• Collector Bag symbols: a collector-style symbol. This category usually gathers or adds up values from other symbols on screen when it lands.
• Sticky Clover respins: the respin stage tied to the Sticky CLOVER mechanic. Respins give extra chances to fill the grid without a new stake for each one in the usual hold-style format.
• Coin Bonus round: a dedicated bonus round built around coin symbols. Rounds of this type tend to pay through coin values landing and being totalled.
• Buy Bonus: a feature that lets a player pay a set price to jump straight into a bonus round instead of waiting for it to trigger.
• Bonus Features: the umbrella term the studio uses for the extras layered on top of the base game.

Belatra has not published the trigger conditions, the number of respins, the coin values, the Collector Bag rules or the Buy Bonus price for Coins Blast. This page is updated when the studio publishes them.

Buy Bonus is switched off for GB players at UKGC casinos. The UK Gambling Commission banned bonus buys because paying to skip straight to the high-value feature can speed up spending and make losses harder to track. UK players must reach the bonus through ordinary play.

The base game is played on a 5x4 grid with 100 paylines. That is a lot of lines for a four-row layout, so line wins should come up often, which fits the Medium-low grade. Between features, the spins are about collecting those line wins while the bonus symbols build towards a trigger.

The stake range is 0.2 to 25, so £0.20 to £25 per spin. The bottom end suits cautious players, anyone testing the game, and those who want a long session from a small bankroll. The top end is for players who are comfortable with a larger spend per spin.

For a Medium-low slot, a sensible approach is to size the stake so that your bankroll covers a long run of spins, not just a handful. Smaller wins and shorter gaps help, but the bonus is where much of the value tends to sit, and it can still take a while to arrive.

Setting a session budget before you start, and keeping to it, matters more than any particular stake. Raising the stake after a losing run is the easiest way to burn through a bankroll.

Coins Blast is built for mobile as standard, as most modern slots are, so it should run on a phone in the same way as on desktop. The UK build rules apply identically on a phone: no slam stop, a minimum spin time, and net-position and reality-check tools provided by the casino.

Among slots that use sticky or hold-style respin mechanics, Coins Blast sits at the steadier, lower-ceiling end of the field. Many games of this type chase a much bigger top prize and pay for it with harsher volatility. Coins Blast goes the other way.

Its 10,000x ceiling is smaller than the biggest in the category. In return, the Medium-low grade should mean fewer long gaps and a smoother balance. That is the trade a lower ceiling buys: less spectacle at the top, more comfort in the middle.

Its 96.88% RTP is a point in its favour. It sits above the rough UK average, so the long-run cost of play is a little lower than on a typical title.

In practice it fits players who find the high-volatility respin slots too punishing. If you want the chance of a life-changing multiplier, there are riskier games with a far higher ceiling. If you want the sticky-symbol format with calmer swings, this is closer to what you are after.

The similar-slots table that follows puts the real figures side by side, so you can compare RTP and max win directly rather than relying on a general description.

Coins Blast suits these kinds of player:

• Players who prefer steady, regular wins over rare big ones, and who want a long session from a modest bankroll.
• Fans of fruit-themed slots who also like modern sticky-symbol and coin-bonus extras.
• Players who like a slightly better-than-average RTP and want to try a game on the free demo first.
• Low-stakes players who want to start at £0.20 and move up only if the game suits them.

It is less suited to anyone chasing a very large multiplier, since the ceiling is 10,000x. Players who rely on buying bonuses should also skip it, as Buy Bonus is not available to GB players at UKGC casinos. And anyone who needs the bonus detail confirmed before they play should wait until the studio publishes it.