Fortune Coins (TaDa Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

Fortune Coins Slot Overview

I’ve spent time with Fortune Coins from TaDa Gaming, a compact 3x3, 5-payline fruit slot with an East Asian vibe. It blends straightforward spinning with coins that carry instant values and jackpots, plus a Lock 'n Respin bonus for streaky bursts. RTP is posted at 97.13%, and the max win caps at 3,000x, which suits the format. The set-up feels tidy and pacey, with wild 7s helping in the base and coins setting up the feature chase when the right pieces land.

Fortune Coins Slot Information

Fortune Coins runs on a 3x3 grid with five fixed lines paying left to right. Wins come from three of a kind on adjacent reels, starting from the leftmost. The backdrop uses deep reds with gold trims, while the jackpots sit above the panel: Mini, Minor, Major, and Grand. Buttons are clean and spaced below the reels, and the slot runs well on mobile and desktop. It feels user-friendly, so I could settle into a rhythm without menu digging.

Stakes start at 0.20, with an upper stake of 60 in the build I tested. The stated RTP is 97.13%, paired with medium volatility and a hit rate of 14.49%. That combo leans toward frequent small to mid hits, with occasional coin-led spikes. I found base spins steady, and the maths didn’t feel punishing across extended runs. The 3,000x ceiling is realistic for this size of game, especially when the coin mode strings together resets.

Fortune Coins Symbols and Paytable

The lower-paying set is cherries, citrus, orange, and blueberry, paying 1x to 4x for a line of three. Higher-paying symbols are grapes, watermelon, BAR, and golden bells, paying 16x to 30x for three. The Wild is a red 7 marked 'Wild', substituting for standard symbols and paying 50x for three on a line. That direct wild payout matters on a tight grid, as it plugs gaps and keeps the base lively even without coins.

Coins drive the slot's extras. A regular Coin Symbol lands on reels 1 and 3 and carries values of 1x, 2x, 3x, 5x, 8x, 10x, or 12x the bet, or a jackpot tag: Mini 15x, Minor 25x, Major 100x, Grand 1000x. The Fortune Coin Symbol, shown as a golden crown, only lands on reel 2. It works as a collector for any visible coins and is also part of the feature trigger, so reel 2 takes centre stage during key spins.

Fortune Coins Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	3	x30
	3	x20
	3	x16
	3	x16
	3	x4
	3	x4
	3	x4
	3	x1
	Wild
	3	x50
	Bonus
	Collect

Fortune Coins Slot Features

Coin Collect fires when a Coin Symbol and the Fortune Coin land together. With the crown in the middle, the game sweeps in all coin values from reels 1 and 3 for an instant total. This can stitch tidy base hits between bonus rounds, and it also helps seed the main mode by adding coin presence. Wilds keep the line pays ticking over, but the real pace change starts once three or more coins are locked in.

The Bonus Game can trigger via landing three or more Coin Symbols, or at random on any coin drop in the base. You begin with three respins. Only blanks, Coin Symbols, and the Fortune Coin can land. Any time a coin or the crown hits, the spin counter resets to three. The Fortune Coin sticks in place and collects all visible coins after each spin, clearing those positions. When respins end, you take the total of all collected coin values and jackpots.

Momentum is the key. A screen with several coins and a fixed crown can snowball, as the counter keeps refilling and jackpots slide in. Multiple crowns can land, and that's where things heat up, since each one acts as a collector. I saw nice bursts when the centre reel kept dropping the crown back to back, which raised the tally fast. The feature ends cleanly, paying the sum without multipliers, so the stack you build is what you get.

Fortune Coins Slot Verdict

Fortune Coins sticks to a classic 3x3 shell and lets the coins do the heavy lifting. The maths feels fair, the RTP is strong, and the 3,000x cap fits the format. I'd have liked an extra wrinkle, yet the lock-and-respin with sticky collectors carries the show. Hits came often enough during testing, and jackpot tags weren't rare, with the crown steering most of my better rounds. For a fast fruit slot with a coin grind, this lands well.