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Coin Lamp turns a compact starting field into a possible 24-position collection. Multipliers can build on the same cell, while Power Bonus starts with the extra rows already open.

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Coin Lamp at a glance

The provider describes bonus entry when four symbols occupy the middle row. Coin values then form the collection during a series of respins. The retained field images show why the central row matters: the starting game is much shorter than the board that can later develop.

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Inside the game

How Coin Lamp works

Four across the middle row

Four across the middle row

Collect gathers all visible values on the grid. Its usefulness depends on the prizes available when it arrives, so a Collect symbol is not a fixed payout in its own right. Read it as an operation on the current board.

Two kinds of Mystery reveal

A Mystery symbol can become a Bonus, Collect or jackpot symbol. Mystery Jackpot has a narrower role, revealing Mini, Minor or Major. The similar names do not mean that they share the same set of outcomes.

This distinction matters when following an expanded board. A Mystery reveal can introduce another collection effect, while the dedicated jackpot reveal supplies one of the named jackpot prizes. Neither symbol should be presented as automatically awarding Grand.

Lamp multipliers can accumulate on a cell

On a respin, the Lamp may release between two and five multipliers, with individual multipliers up to 10×. When multiple multipliers land on the same cell, their values combine.

The cell history therefore matters alongside the symbol value. A displayed multiplier can reflect more than one addition, rather than one exceptionally large multiplier landing at once. The provider describes this as a random bonus event; it is not guaranteed on every ordinary respin.

Opening rows and completing twenty-four positions

Collecting symbols can unlock three additional rows. The fully expanded field contains 24 positions, and filling that expanded grid is the condition associated with Grand. The provider lists Grand at 2,000×.

Opening the last row is only an expansion milestone. The remaining cells still have to fill for the full-board condition. The saved frames show locked-row counters, an expanded field and zero-counter endings, making those stages visibly different.

Bonus, Super and Power entry

Super Bonus and Power Bonus both guarantee the multiplier feature at the start. Power also begins with all three extra rows unlocked. Super therefore changes the opening multiplier state, while Power changes both that state and the available board.

The retained buy menu shows €200, €500 and €1,000 at a €5 bet for Bonus, Super and Power respectively: 40×, 100× and 200× in that configuration. These are entry costs, not guaranteed returns. Random activation is also described by the provider, so the purchase menu is not the only route to an enhanced start.

03 / The details

Coin Lamp game facts

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Release & devices

Release date
27 Feb 2025

The illustrated provider configuration may differ in stakes and available entry modes. Feature rules below are scoped to the provider's published description.

04 / The SlotsCollector take

Verdict

Coin Lamp's main progression is easy to miss if attention stays on the jackpot labels: the board opens row by row, cell multipliers can accumulate, and Collect works on whatever values have developed. Those three systems explain why the same-sized starting collection can lead to different bonus states.

Power's open rows and Super's guaranteed initial multipliers offer genuinely different starts. Their higher entry costs buy those conditions, not a finished board or a payout guarantee. The 24-position Grand remains a separate completion target.

05 / Inside the game

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06 / Quick answers

Coin Lamp FAQ

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What starts the regular bonus?

Four symbols across the middle row activate it, followed by respins and value collection.

What is the difference between the Mystery symbols?

Mystery can reveal a Bonus, Collect or jackpot symbol. Mystery Jackpot specifically reveals Mini, Minor or Major.

Can multipliers combine?

Yes. Multipliers that land on the same cell combine their values. The Lamp can release two to five multipliers in an activation.

How is Power different from Super?

Both guarantee an opening multiplier feature, but Power also starts with all three extra rows unlocked.

What does Grand require?

The fully expanded 24-position board must fill. Unlocking all rows alone is not sufficient.

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