9 Coins™ Extremely Light (Wazdan) – Review & Demo Play

9 Coins Extremely Light Slot - Reels Screen

This is a 3x3 slot with no lines, and you only get paid in the Hold the Jackpot round. The facelift gives a tidy retro vibe that loads quick and plays light on mobile. I like having Volatility Levels and Ultra Fast Mode, so I can change pace and risk without fuss. Energy Saving Mode helps stretch battery life, while the maths sticks to the original blueprint. It’s a straight, focused setup that suits short sessions on the go.

9 Coins Extremely Light Slot Features

The base game is about lining up three bonus symbols on the middle row to trigger Hold the Jackpot. Regular Cash symbols carry 1x to 5x bet values. Cash Infinity symbols are the standouts, sticking on the grid until the next bonus ends and awarding 5x to 10x the stake. If a Cash Infinity lands on the middle row, it makes triggering far more likely. When the round starts, present symbols stick, everything else clears, and you begin with three respins that reset on each hit.

The symbol set includes Mini, Minor, and Major jackpots worth 10x, 20x, and 50x. Mystery symbols reveal any bonus symbol apart from Cash Infinity. Jackpot Mystery turns into one of the fixed jackpots. The Collector gathers all cash and Cash Infinity values in view, then multiplies the sum by a random x1 to x9. This mix keeps the grid in flux, and there’s a steady tension between filling space and nudging the overall sum with multipliers and fixed awards.

Custom tools carry over. Volatility Levels let me switch from steadier hits to punchier swings. Ultra Fast Mode cuts the fluff if I want pace. Energy Saving Mode keeps the session going on low battery. The Gamble feature offers double-or-nothing up to seven times on a card colour pick, but one miss wipes the lot. The Buy Feature exists in some regions, though not in the UK, which keeps things fair here while still giving others an instant route to the bonus.

9 Coins™ Extremely Light Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	Special
	Special
	Special
	Special
	Mystery

Hold the Jackpot in 9 Coins Extremely Light

Hold the Jackpot triggers with three bonus symbols on the middle row. You start with three respins and any landed symbol sticks while blanks spin on. The counter resets when at least one symbol hits. Cash, Cash Infinity, Collector, Mystery, and Jackpot Mystery all feed the pot, alongside Mini, Minor, and Major jackpots. Fill all nine positions to land the 500x Grand Jackpot, which is the cap. If you fall short, the grid pays whatever you’ve collected, and back you go.

The 200 Spins 9 Coins Extremely Light Slot Experience

I ran about 200 spins on medium volatility with Ultra Fast Mode toggled. Cash Infinity coins parked on the centre row more than once, helping me trigger the bonus without chasing. My better run started with two Cash Infinity symbols and a Mystery that flipped into a Minor jackpot. A late Collector pulled everything together with a x4 multiplier, and I wrapped that round with a tidy return just shy of 80x. The pace felt tight and snappy throughout.

A second feature came slower, and the grid stalled at seven symbols. Cash values padded the total, but no big kicker landed and it paid around 22x. I used the Gamble once, won the first double, and bailed rather than risk the second. Across the sample, variance matched the setting, with base game stretches that did little beyond setting up the next shot. It plays cleanly on mobile, and the battery impact was noticeably light.

Review Summary for 9 Coins Extremely Light

This remake keeps the core maths of the original, but the lighter build and retro look suit mobile play nicely. The RTP sits at 96.06 percent with medium-high volatility, and the 500x cap means momentum comes from chaining solid rounds rather than hunting a monster spike. The symbol mix works well, especially Collector with the x1 to x9 multiplier. Cash Infinity remains the key engine, nudging entry and adding reliable weight to grids.

Pros are the battery-friendly runtime, quick loading, and the flexibility from Volatility Levels and Ultra Fast Mode. Downsides are a base game that cannot pay on its own and a max win that tops out at 500x. The Gamble is tempting but sharp, and the Buy Feature is not offered in the UK. For compact sessions and on-the-move play, it hits the mark. If you liked the original’s straight gameplan, this edition nails that feel again.