Fortune Power: Hold & Win Slot by Gamebeat

Gamebeat now has four of these. Thor Power, Joker Royal Coins, Lucky Patrick Coins, and now Fortune Power. Same paytable down to the coin (250/150/100/75/75/15/15/15/5 for three-of-a-kind), same four jackpot tiers (Mini 25x, Minor 50x, Major 150x, Grand 1000x bet), same Hold & Win respin engine, same buy-bonus pricing as the Patrick re-skin (500x for Standard, 1000x for Super). What changes here is the wardrobe. The Norse hammer and the green clover are gone, replaced by a classic fruit-machine cabinet wrapped in chrome trim with a lightning bolt towering over the top of the cabinet. Cherries, plums, watermelon, BAR, bell, a red 7, all sitting on a 3x3 grid that glows electric blue every time a Collector lands.

The base game is line-pay only. Five fixed lines, left to right, with the lightning-aura Wild standing in for any paying symbol. Coins drop alongside the regular fruit, each one carrying a bet-multiplier value stamped on it. When the Collector lands, it sweeps every visible coin into the win and pays out, which is also the trigger condition for the bonus. You need at least one coin on every reel plus a Collector on the same spin. Hit that and the 3-respin counter opens.

Inside the bonus, the Lightning coins go sticky and stay locked on their cells. Each new coin landing anywhere on the grid resets the counter back to 3. The round ends when three respins pass without a new coin, or when the grid fills out. The interesting wrinkle is the progressive multiplier rule: when a coin lands on a cell that already holds a sticky coin, the value of the cell goes up, not just stacks. So a screen with one fat 50x cell built from repeat hits is worth more than a screen of evenly spread small values. Fill all nine positions and the GRAND tier triggers at 1000x bet, which is also half the headline max win, so the route to the 2000x cap involves big multiplier cells more than a board sweep.

Two direct-buy options sit on the bet panel. Standard Bonus at 500x drops you into the regular 3-respin round with base coin values. Super Bonus at 1000x doubles every coin's starting multiplier the moment it lands during the respins, so a 5x coin enters as 10x and grows from there if duplicates hit its cell. The Super price is steep but it changes the shape of the round, not just the entry odds. If you've played the Patrick or Joker version, you already know exactly how this plays. The lightning paint job is the only new information.