64 Gold Coins Hold and Win 20,000 slot review

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Booming Games released 64 Gold Coins Hold and Win 20,000 on 18 August 2025. It is a classic-style game of coins, fruit, bells and diamonds in gold tones, played on 5 reels and 30 paylines. Wilds, free spins and a bonus buy are listed, with medium volatility and a 96% RTP.
- Provider
- Booming Games
- RTP
- 96.00%
- Volatility
- medium
- Reels
- 5
- Paylines
- 30
- Release date
- August 18, 2025
- Features
- free spins, wild, bonus buy
Fruit-machine looks, 30 lines
The symbols follow the old arcade pattern: fruit, bells, diamonds and stacks of gold coins, with the golden finish setting the tone. Where a vintage machine might offer 5 lines, this one lays out 30 across 5 reels. Wild symbols fill in for others, and free spins act as the bonus round.
The title mentions 20,000, which suggests a top figure, but the max win is not published in our records, so treat it as a name rather than a promise.
Medium volatility and a 4% edge
Medium volatility sits in the middle: wins land at a moderate pace and size, with fewer very long dry spells than a high-volatility title but also fewer large hits. The RTP of 96% gives a house edge of 4%, spread over many millions of spins rather than any one visit.
Casinos can switch between the studio's RTP settings, so the figure in your lobby may differ. Our guides explain RTP and slot volatility in more detail.
Buying into the feature
With the bonus buy you pay upfront to start the bonus round without waiting. It costs a multiple of your bet, and that price is not published here. Paying more per round means your balance can shrink faster, even on medium volatility, so decide a limit before you open the menu.
Booming Games also makes Burning Classics 2, Cash Pig 2 and Lucky Charms Trio 10,000. For a comparison, see more Booming Games slots.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the RTP of 64 Gold Coins Hold and Win 20,000?
The listed RTP is 96%, a house edge of 4%.
Is 64 Gold Coins Hold and Win 20,000 high volatility?
No, it is listed as medium volatility.
Does the game have a bonus buy?
Yes, a bonus buy is listed, though its price is not published.