20 Golden Coins (Amusnet Interactive (EGT)) – Review & Demo Play

20 Golden Coins - Game Overview

EGT couldn't care less about what's hot right now, and 20 Golden Coins fits that mould. I get classic brick and mortar nostalgia from this simple fruit slot, yet it slips in a few modern touches. You're spinning 5 reels with 20 fixed paylines, collecting cash coins in the base game while waiting for a card suit jackpot pick'em to pop. The 7 wild does the heavy lifting, and there's a gamble feature after wins for those who fancy a punt.

20 Golden Coins Symbols and Paytable

The highest value symbol in 20 Golden Coins is the 7 wild, and it pays 250x your stake for 5 on a payline. It also steps in for all regular pay symbols, which helps tidy up line hits. The grape is the top regular, paying 100x your stake for 5 of a kind. A Star Scatter lands as well and follows its own table, so it doesn't need lines. Overall, the set sticks to classic fruit icons, clean and readable.

You'll see coin symbols on reels 1 to 4 carrying random cash values, and a piggy bank on the 5th reel can scoop the lot when they land together. If the coins show up without the collector, a Mystery Nudge on reel 5 may slide in the piggy bank and pay. The grid is a familiar 5x3 with 20 fixed lines, so counting wins is straight. It feels old school, but the coin mechanic gives the symbols extra bite.

20 Golden Coins Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	Scatter
	5	x500
	4	x20
	3	x5
	Wild
	5	x50
	4	x20
	3	x2
	5	x20
	4	x4
	3	x1
	5	x10
	4	x2
	3	x1
	5	x10
	4	x2
	3	x1
	5	x5
	4	x1
	3	x0.5
	5	x5
	4	x1
	3	x0.5
	5	x5
	4	x1
	3	x0.5
	Bonus

Bonus Features in 20 Golden Coins

The coin collect is the core feature in 20 Golden Coins. Land cash coins on the first four reels, then hit a piggy bank collector on reel five to bank every displayed value in one go. Missed the collector by a whisker. The game can throw in a Mystery Nudge on the fifth reel to reveal the piggy bank and pay the lot. It's a neat swingy moment for a fruit slot, and it triggers often enough to keep me spinning.

Another extra is the Jackpot Card Bonus in 20 Golden Coins, which can trigger at any time. You're taken to a new screen with 12 face-down cards and pick until you match three suits. Each suit lines up with one of the four Mystery Jackpots, with spades being the most valuable. It's a simple pick'em, no faff, and it drops in on base play without a scatter requirement. I've seen it spice up a dry spell and pad the balance.

The gamble feature in 20 Golden Coins is a classic double or nothing. After a win, I can choose to guess the colour of the next card and try to double the payout. It's quick, swings both ways, and fits the old school tone. I dip in on small line hits rather than the bigger coin collects. When it lands, it's a tidy bump. When it doesn't, you feel it, but the option keeps the pace snappy between bigger beats.

RTP, Volatility and Max Win in 20 Golden Coins

On the numbers, 20 Golden Coins runs at 95.5% RTP, which sits below the industry average. Volatility is low to medium, edging toward below average, so the hit rate and swings feel gentle for a fruit slot. The stated max win is 1,000x your stake, which puts the focus on steady base game action rather than monster spikes. If you're after a balanced grind with occasional coin scoops and a shot at a four tier jackpot, it ticks that box.

The 200 Spins 20 Golden Coins Experience

In my 200 spins on 20 Golden Coins I had a couple of smaller coin collect hits, including one where the piggy bank nudged into view on reel five and scooped every value. The standout was a near full screen of lemons that paid a decent chunk and lifted the session. The rhythm felt brisk, with nudge teases keeping me alert between line wins. It's not wild, but the mix of coins, wild 7s and pick'em breaks up the grind.

Review Summary for 20 Golden Coins

What's trending these days are volatile beasts with massive potentials, yet EGT is quietly doing their thing in the background. 20 Golden Coins is aimed at a different market, and for low risk punters it's decent enough. The classic feel and look will attract a certain crowd, and the steady maths lets you play longer sessions without blow-outs. I like the coin moments and the odd pick'em, though most players now expect a beefier bonus round or bigger ceiling.

The snag with the coin collector feature is that coins are dead symbols when the piggy bank is nowhere to be seen. Granted, a random nudge will bail you out once in a while, but quite often they just occupy prime reel estate. The Jackpot Card Bonus adds a lift, yet the payouts aren't life changing. I keep it for a relaxed fruit fix with a touch of card suit drama. For me, it works, but it's not my cup of tea.