Royal Fortunator: Hold and Win (Playson) – Review & Demo Play

How to Play Royal Fortunator: Hold and Win Slot

Royal Fortunator: Hold and Win runs on a neat 3x3 grid with 5 fixed paylines. Stakes range from €0.10 up to €100, which suits small trials and high-pace sessions. The single inverted arrow fires a spin, while the double arrows open Autoplay with options for auto-spins plus loss and single-win limits. Turbo mode toggles reel speed on or off. Game info sits behind the Info or Sidebar buttons. The layout stays the same on desktop and mobile, so switching device is easy.

As a slots regular, I like the simple flow here. I set a line of auto-spins with tight limits, then flick Turbo when I want brisk cycles. The 3x3 set-up keeps everything in view and the 5-line mapping is clear, so I can track hits and gaps without fuss. If I need a refresher on symbol roles or feature triggers, the in-game paytable and info panels lay it out quickly before I jump back in.

Symbols and Payouts in Royal Fortunator: Hold and Win

There are 11 symbols in Royal Fortunator: Hold and Win. Regular icons pay when they land in sequence from the leftmost reel on active lines, and the prize values scale with the current stake. Feature icons handle triggers for the special rounds. All regular icons appear as doubles, giving the screen a chunky, classic feel. Suited symbols (Clubs, Diamonds, Spades, Hearts) sit at the lower end with returns from 1x up to 4x the bet.

Above those, both Black and Red Bars are worth 16x. Dice step up to 20x, while Bells pay 30x for a full line. These figures track the stake you choose, so moving from €0.10 to €100 adjusts outcomes straight away. It is a compact paytable, which suits the 3x3 footprint and keeps results tidy across the five lines. I find it straightforward to read and tally during quick sessions. Wins still follow the left-to-right rule, so positioning matters even on the tight grid.

The Triple Red Lucky 7s act as wilds and sub for all standard symbols, and three wilds together pay 50x the bet. The remaining icons are the Diamonds: Bonus and Royal Bonus. Those do not pay line wins in the usual way; they light the special features that carry much of the slot's punch. When they turn up, they shift the round towards the Hold and Win action and, with luck, the jackpots.

Royal Fortunator: Hold and Win Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	3	x50
	3	x30
	3	x20
	3	x16
	3	x4
	3	x4
	3	x1
	3	x1

Royal Fortunator: Hold and Win Bonus Features

Hold and Win re-spins trigger when three Bonus symbols land on reels one and three. During this feature, only Bonus and Royal Bonus icons can appear. You start with three re-spins; every time a new symbol hits, the counter resets to three. Each landed symbol carries a value from 1x to 15x that sticks for the rest of the feature. The board keeps collecting until you run out of re-spins, then all shown values combine for the feature payout.

If a Royal Bonus lands on the centre reel during re-spins, it turns sticky and collects all visible Bonus payments, including any jackpot symbol amounts, adding them to its own value. At the end of the round, that accumulated total drops into your win. The Diamond Pile can trigger from the base game when Bonus or Royal Bonus appears, adding enough specials to kick off re-spins. Four jackpots can hit in the feature: Mini 25x, Minor 50x, Major 150x, or Grand 1000x.

RTP & Volatility for Royal Fortunator: Hold and Win

RTP and volatility were not declared by the provider in the materials I saw, though an RTP figure of 95.64% is also listed for this title. Max win is not stated either. Given the 1x to 15x coin values and the four fixed jackpots of 25x, 50x, 150x, and 1000x, most of the swing comes through the Hold and Win re-spins rather than line hits. I set stake and Autoplay limits accordingly and let the feature carry the session.