Coins of Ra Deluxe Slot by Betsoft

The original Coins of Ra ran on a compact 3x3 grid with 5 paylines. The Deluxe version rips that format out entirely and replaces it with a 5x4 layout on 20 paylines, running on the same Collect+Expand Hold & Win engine that powers several other titles in Betsoft's lineup. It's not a sequel - it's a rebuild. Same Egyptian skin, completely different game underneath.

Golden winged scarabs, the Eye of Ra, a jeweled treasure chest, and faceted gems in amber, sapphire, purple, and ruby fill the reels against a deep blue-purple backdrop dripping with gold hieroglyphic trim. Betsoft's 3D rendering gives every symbol a polished, almost metallic weight. The color palette is dark and rich rather than the sandy beige you get from most Egypt-themed slots. Four jackpot banners line the top of the screen - Mini at 10x, Minor at 30x, Major at 100x, Grand at 500x.

For 46x your bet, the Buy Bonus drops you straight into the Hold & Win round. But triggering it naturally requires 6 or more bonus coin symbols on a single spin, with at least one being a Collect. That Collect symbol is the engine of the whole feature - when it lands during the 9 respins, it grabs every locked coin value on the grid and adds them to your total. One Collect on a full board changes everything. The Expand symbol works differently: it stretches the reel area and tacks on +1 respin, opening more positions for coins to land.

Then there's the Chest of Gold. It's a random base game event that can kick you into Hold & Win without needing those 6 coins at all. No warning, no buildup. The treasure chest just cracks open and you're in. Stacked Mystery symbols also show up during regular play, all resolving into the same random icon for potential full-reel coverage. Coin values inside the bonus range from 10 all the way up to 10,000 - and with the Collect mechanic scooping them up in batches, those numbers compound quickly. If you've played Coins of Halloween, the Deluxe engine here is a significant step up in both grid space and feature depth.