Hold and Win Slots

How Hold and Win slots work

Hold and Win groups pokies that use a bonus round to collect coins, jackpots or special symbols. Use this page to compare those titles before opening a game.

Hold and Win is a pokies style built around a bonus round rather than a standard free-spins feature. The live lobby shows which titles are available now, and each game still has its own paytable, bet range and rules.

What a Hold and Win round does

A typical round locks special symbols in place and gives a limited number of respins to collect more of them. Some games add coin values, jackpots or multipliers inside that round. The exact trigger and payout are set by the individual game, not by the category.

How these games differ from other pokies

Other categories may focus on free spins, feature buys or classic reels. Hold and Win titles are grouped here because the bonus round is the main mechanic. Volatility, theme and provider still vary from game to game.

What to check before you play

Open the game information for the paytable, minimum and maximum bet, and whether a bonus wallet can be used. A category label does not mean every title shares the same jackpot or the same wagering contribution.

Play with a limit

Bonus rounds can extend a session. Set a budget before you start, and treat jackpot artwork as game design rather than a likely outcome.

Frequently asked questions
What are Hold and Win slots?

Hold and Win slots are pokies whose main bonus round locks special symbols and awards extra spins to collect more of them. Rules, coin values and jackpots differ by game.

Do all Hold and Win games pay the same jackpot?

No. Jackpots, coin values and bonus triggers are set by each title. Check the paytable in the game before you bet.

Can I use a bonus on Hold and Win pokies?

Only if the current offer allows that game or category. Some promotions exclude selected titles or count them differently toward wagering.