• 10 to A card royals are the low-paying symbols.
• A shovel, a pickaxe, a lantern, a minecart, and an old miner are the high-paying symbols.
• The game logo is the wild symbol l that stands in for any other symbol besides coins and scatters.
• The scatter is a bundle of dynamite that triggers free spins
• The gold coin symbols have random values attached to them and trigger the HyperHold

HyperHold

If 3 or more gold coin symbols land on the reels, all the reels they appear on will remain active while the others go dormant and you will receive 3 respins. If any further coins land on the reels, your respin count will be reset to 3 and the feature ends when you have filled all available reel positions or when your respins are depleted. You will be paid out the combined value of the coin symbols on the reels and if you fill up any of the reels, you will win a corresponding jackpot prize.

Filling up reels 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5, means you will claim a jackpot prize of 10x, 20x, 50x, 100x, or 1000x your stake respectively.

Free Spins

If 3 scatters appear on the reels, you will trigger the feature and receive 8 free spins. If you land 3 more scatters, you can retrigger the feature.

Gold Collector slot from Microgaming may take place in a mine shaft but it lacks a certain depth. The theme is constructed with likeable, basic graphics and an old-timey soundtrack. The HyperHold feature has less punch here than in other slots and is consequently the path to achieving the game’s top prize of $120 000. The free spins feature offers nothing beyond free games, dampening any excitement you may feel for landing the required scatters. This title has the bare bones to be a great game, but its uninspiring potential and minimal features hold it back.