Join Robin in Sherwood and hunt for coins that merge into more valuable symbols. With 10,000 ways to win, a free spins feature, and coin action in Hold & Spin, every round stays nicely varied.
Sherwood vibes with a coin mechanic
If you’re into Robin Hood vibes and prefer slots with lots of ways to win instead of classic paylines, Coins of the Hood is a pretty good fit. You’ll land in a colourful version of the English countryside – with shields, coins, and a hero who’s clearly ready to draw his bow.
What’s the game about?
You play on 10,000 ways to win: wins start on the left and count when matching symbols appear on adjacent reels from left to right. It feels pleasantly “flowy” because not every combo has to sit on an exact line.
Besides the base game, it’s mainly two things that define the slot: free spins with a random multiplier and a Hold & Spin feature with coins that carry values – plus a merge mechanic that combines coins into higher-value coins after a spin.
What you get here in particular
- 10,000 ways to win instead of fixed paylines – easy to understand and quick to get into.
- Free spins feature: triggered by scatter symbols (shields) – with a random multiplier on feature wins.
- Hold & Spin feature with high-value coin symbols, re-spins, and “sticky” coins.
- Merge feature: neighbouring coin clusters can merge into higher-value coins.
- Clear Robin Hood theme with fitting symbols (Robin, trumpet, quiver, coat of arms).
FAQ
How many ways to win does Coins of the Hood have?
You play on 10,000 ways to win. A win happens when matching symbols appear from the left reel on adjacent reels to the right.
How does the free spins feature work?
When three or more shield scatter symbols appear, you start free spins. In free spins, wins are boosted by a random multiplier that can apply during this phase.
What happens in the Hold & Spin feature?
The feature starts when you hit six or more bronze or silver coin symbols. Then you get re-spins that can reset, and the coin symbols stay “sticky” on the grid – unless they merge.
What does the “Merge feature” mean for the coin symbols?
After a spin, clusters of four or more adjacent bronze or silver coin symbols (horizontal or vertical) can merge. This creates coin symbols with higher values; gold coin symbols stay locked and don’t merge further.