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Power Sun uses a small three-reel field, but its bonus is not just a board of fixed coins. Central collectors retain value while collected outer coins leave space for another collection.

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Power Sun at a glance

Power Sun has three reels, three rows and five paylines. The Sun Collect symbol appears on the middle reel and gathers visible Coin values. Its position is central to the game's structure, rather than simply another interchangeable symbol.

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Inside the game

How Power Sun works

A three-reel field built around the middle

A three-reel field built around the middle

The outer reels supply the coin values that can be collected. This makes the small field readable: look at the middle for the collector and at both sides for the values that feed it. Ordinary line wins and this collection interaction are separate parts of the game.

The bonus needs both outer reels

The stated trigger combines a Collect symbol on reel two with at least two Bonus symbols, including one on each outer reel. A Sun without the required outer symbols is therefore not the complete bonus-entry pattern.

Coin Metre provides an alternative entry route associated with Bonus symbols. The two routes explain why a bonus may be reached through the reel combination or the meter; the meter should not be treated as a fixed promise of when the next bonus will arrive.

Collected coins disappear; collectors stay

The bonus uses Bonus and Collect symbols. Sun collectors remain in the middle column, while the outer coins disappear after their values are gathered. Clearing those coins makes the side positions available again.

This is the key difference from a bonus where every coin permanently occupies a cell. A less crowded outer field can be the result of a completed collection, not lost value. Follow the persistent collector totals to see where that value has gone.

Three collectors change the Grand outcome

Mini, Minor and Major are part of the bonus prize set. The provider describes Grand as 1,000× the base bet, with a triple-Grand outcome when all three collectors are present alongside the Grand event.

The resulting 3,000× description depends on that combination. Three collectors on their own are not proof that Grand has been won, and a single Grand label should not automatically be read as three awards. Separate the number of collectors from the prize that they collect.

From an active collection to the ending screen

The saved frames show an active bonus counter and an ending state with zero remaining and three accumulated collector values. These images are useful for following the transfer from outer coins to retained middle-column totals.

The retained product explanation establishes the collector behaviour and prize conditions, but not every counter-reset detail or a universal stake range. The final illustrated amount is one displayed result, not an expected return or a prediction for a future bonus. Check the current game's bet settings when interpreting currency values.

03 / The details

Power Sun game facts

Catalog figures and in-game observations.
Settings may differ by version and casino.

Reels & wins

Reel layout
3×3
Win system
Paylines
Game type
Slot

Bonus features

Jackpot
Available

Release & devices

Release date
27 Mar 2025

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

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Verdict

Power Sun's useful distinction is its flow of value: outer coins feed middle-column collectors, then clear away so the collection can continue. That gives the compact field a different rhythm from a grid where every landed coin stays put.

The triple-Grand headline makes sense only with its conditions attached. Understanding the collector count, the collected prize and the ending counter provides a clearer picture of the round than treating the largest multiplier as a general payout promise.

05 / Inside the game

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06 / Quick answers

Power Sun FAQ

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How many reels and paylines does Power Sun have?

It uses three reels, three rows and five paylines.

What is the reel-based bonus trigger?

A middle-reel Collect Sun must appear with at least two Bonus symbols, including one on each outer reel.

Why do coins vanish during the bonus?

Collected outer coins disappear after their values are gathered. The central collectors remain and hold the accumulated values.

How does the triple Grand work?

The provider links it to the Grand event with all three collectors present: three times the stated 1,000× Grand, or 3,000×.

Can Coin Metre trigger the bonus?

Yes. It is an alternative route associated with Bonus symbols, separate from the stated reel combination.

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How we verified Power Sun

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