Clover Treasure: Hold&Win Slot Review

The Wild is the leprechaun symbol. In ordinary play it substitutes for other symbols except coins. Its bonus-game function is different: it can place a multiplier on a cell. Keeping those two uses separate prevents an ordinary Wild win from being mistaken for the start of a coin bonus.

The exact English help requires coins on reels one and three together with the Collect coin on reel two. A regular value coin belongs on an outer reel; the central collector is a distinct symbol with its own role. Coins on just one outer reel do not make the full described entry arrangement.

There is also an accumulator route. When a coin arrives in the main game, it can feed the accumulator, which can activate the Coin Game. The source does not establish a fixed meter threshold or a guaranteed number of spins until activation. The animated progress should therefore not be interpreted as a bonus becoming due.

In the Coin Game, Collect remains until the feature ends, gathering values from incoming coins and jackpot coins. The start-screen explanation says the value coins transfer into Collect and disappear with the next spin. That creates space for subsequent arrivals while the collector remains in play.

The original paytable illustration shows a central clover collector with incoming values around it. It is an instructional diagram from the game client, not a newly played bonus or a fabricated screenshot. It explains why a cleared coin position can still be useful: the collected value has moved into the persistent collector rather than being lost.

The help gives the bonus Wild a ×2 cell multiplier. That multiplier remains on the field until the feature ends. A coin landing in the affected cell has its value multiplied by the cell’s multiplier, so the position of a later coin matters as well as its printed amount.

The paytable art also shows example coins marked ×5. Those are pictured coin values in an instructional collection diagram; they are not evidence that the Wild awards ×5. The rule text establishes the Wild’s ×2 effect. The exact treatment of repeated Wilds in an already modified cell is not specified here, so no stacking formula is invented.

The Coin Game help states that a coin arrival resets the respin count to three. The start-screen explanation connects the transfer of value coins with that renewed allowance. Restoring three remaining opportunities is different from adding three to whatever count was already displayed.

If no new qualifying arrival restores the allowance, the remaining respins are exhausted and the collected result is settled. The clearing of ordinary coins is part of continued collection, not an additional claimed full-board ending. The persistent collector, persistent cell multiplier and temporary value coin are three separate states to watch.