Double Jewel Hold and Win (Kalamba Games) – Review & Demo Play

Double Jewel Hold and Win: Bonus Features Overview

I've spent time with Double Jewel Hold and Win on its compact 3x3 layout, and the feature mix hits the right notes. HyperBet lets me pick between a lower level with 2x Multiplier Wilds or an upper level where 2x, 3x, and 5x can land. Diamonds trigger Respins as sticky Wilds, while three Hold and Win symbols start the main bonus with Cashpot chances. Ten fixed paylines, variable RTP up to 96 per cent, and a brisk pace keep the game lively.

When I chase higher potential, I switch to the upper HyperBet. Super Hold and Win symbols come into play there, and Multiplier Wilds can swing line wins nicely. If I want steadier spins, I drop to the lower level and keep it at 2x. The grid stays tight and quick, so feature frequency matters. The four Cashpots can drop in the base game or during the bonus, which adds a nice jolt without overcomplicating the session.

Bonus Buy Feature

Hold and Win The Hold and Win round can be purchased by paying three times your bet.
Feature Cost:	x3 Bet
RTP:	94.07%
Volatility:	-

Unpacking the Bonus Features in Double Jewel Hold and Win

HyperBet shapes how Double Jewel Hold and Win flows. Two selectable levels change both the Wild multipliers and whether Super Hold and Win symbols are active. The base setting uses 2x multipliers. The higher setting opens 2x, 3x, and 5x and turns on Super Hold and Win, shifting risk and reward. I treat it like a volatility switch. On tighter bankrolls I sit low; when I push for bigger ladders, I step up and accept the swings.

The Respin Feature fires when two or more diamond Wilds land. Those diamonds lock for the next spin, and each fresh Wild adds another Respin while sticking as well. On a 3x3 grid that stickiness matters, as one extra Wild can swing a line win. I've had neat chains where a third Wild arrives late, pushes another Respin, and sets up a tidy payout before the feature winds down nicely.

Hold and Win Spins begin with three tries after landing three Hold and Win symbols. Each new symbol resets the counter to three and adds its value to the feature pot. Fill all nine positions and you collect the full grid prize on top. Four Cashpots can roll in at random here or in the base game. If I want straight access, Buy Bonus offers three entry options, useful when I prefer bonus play over base grinding.

Theme and Visual Style of Double Jewel Hold and Win

Double Jewel Hold and Win keeps the look clean. Classic fruit icons sit alongside bells, bars, lucky sevens, and clovers, finished with a glossy sheen. Diamonds take centre stage both visually and as Wilds. The palette leans into purples, blues, and golds with crisp highlights, while animations stay light and to the point. Sounds are restrained clicks and chimes that suit short spin cycles. I like how the interface stays focused on the reels without clutter.

Symbols in Double Jewel Hold and Win

The symbols echo classic machines. Cherries, lemons, plums, and grapes cover the lower tier, with bells and bars mid, rising to sevens and four-leaf clovers for stronger lines. Diamonds act as Wilds for substitutions and power the Respin, while separate Hold and Win symbols feed the feature pot. Multiplier Wilds are the swing piece, with 2x on the lower HyperBet, and 2x, 3x, and 5x on the upper. With 10 lines on a 3x3 area, alignment stays tight and readable.

Double Jewel Hold and Win Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	Wild
	3	x3.33
	3	x1.66
	3	x0.66
	3	x0.5
	3	x0.33
	3	x0.33
	3	x0.2
	3	x0.16
	3	x0.13
	3	x0.1
	Scatter

Slot Mechanics and Gameplay Analysis in Double Jewel Hold and Win

The slot runs on a 3x3 grid with 10 fixed paylines. Three of a kind does the job, and the paytable keeps it straightforward. I see a hit rate quoted at 15.06 per cent, which fits the feel of the base game. Volatility sits in the medium to high bracket, so the steadier wins come outside the main feature, while the bigger outcomes live in Hold and Win and the multiplier setups.

RTP versions range from 88 to 96 per cent. I always check the figure shown in the info panel before buying in. The headline win reaches 27,000x stake, though my spikes so far have leaned on Super Hold and Win symbols and a couple of multipliers stacking on lines. HyperBet choice nudges variance either way, so I match it to session goals rather than chasing every top-end roll each time.