Dragon Spin Crosslink Water Slot by Light & Wonder

The Crosslink layer sits on top of the standard Dragon Spin chassis, and it's the part worth paying attention to. Every coin-bag symbol that lands on a reel in the base game gets collected into a bag sitting above that reel, and the bag tier persists across spins at the same bet and denomination. Tier one bags carry a 0.5x to 2.25x range, tier two pushes to 2.75x-4.25x, tier three to 4.25x-5.75x, tier four to 5.75x-8.75x, and a fully-loaded tier five bag holds 8.75x-15x. Those values only matter when the Dragon Spin Feature triggers, but they're building the whole time you play.

Trigger is loose. One coin-bag symbol scattered anywhere on the reels starts the hold-and-spin round, provided no Pearl lands on the same spin (Pearls override and push you toward the bonus instead). Once in, each reel is locked to its bag value, every row gets a random 1x-10x multiplier, and the alternate reel set spits out only more coin bags or the Jackpot Reel symbol. Spins continue until 1-5 extra bags plus up to one Jackpot Reel land. Each bag pays reel-value times row-multiplier. The Jackpot Reel awards MEGA, MAJOR, MINOR or MINI, also multiplied by its row. At a $1 bet that ladder reads $1,000 / $100 / $30 / $12, and a tenth-row Jackpot Reel landing on MEGA is where the 10,239x ceiling lives.

Free Spins work differently. Five or more Pearls trigger the bonus, and the number of spins equals the number of Pearls on the trigger - so 5 Pearls gives 5 spins, 7 Pearls gives 7. No retriggers, no padding. During the bonus only Gold Pearls land, each one feeding its bet-multiplier value into the bag above its reel AND adding +1 to the row multiplier it lands on (rows start at 1x). After the final free spin the Dragon Spin Feature plays out one more time with everything you've accumulated, and this run can drop up to two Jackpot Reels instead of one.

Visually it's the cool-water variant of the Light & Wonder Dragon Spin family - deep marine blues, a translucent ice-blue Water Dragon coiling down the left margin, faint fish silhouettes drifting in the background, and a row of red lacquer money-bag tiles holding the four jackpot values across the top. Symbols stick to the series template: yin-yang medallions, glowing orange Dragon Spin coin logos, color-coded A/K/Q/J letters. No buy bonus, which matters here because the persistent-bag mechanic is the whole hook - paying to skip past it would defeat the point. This is the debut of the Crosslink sub-series, and it's the first time the Dragon Spin engine rewards you for sticking with one machine instead of session-hopping.