Golden Avalon Hold & Win Slot by BGaming

Four bonus modes, not one. Each tied to a different Arthurian character, each running its own mechanic during the Hold & Win respin. Arthur's Sword splits coins when a reel fills - one coin becomes two, and any of them might pick up a random 2x-10x multiplier. Merlin's Staff does the opposite: filled reels tag every coin with a 2x-10x multiplier first, then coins may split. Lady of the Lake runs both split and multiply simultaneously, and the Dragon variant skips the trigger phase entirely by starting on a compressed 4x6 grid with 10 coins already locked in. At 75x for Arthur or Merlin, 200x for Lady of the Lake, and 500x for Dragon, the buy-in pricing reflects the escalation.

The base game runs on a 6x8 grid using BGaming's TrueWays system. Each reel divides into variable-height segments every spin, so the ways count shifts constantly - one spin produces 27 ways, the next jumps into the thousands. The ceiling is 262,144, and the current count updates live in the logo panel. When all six reels open to their full eight segments, that ceiling hits. When most reels compress to single blocks, you're down to double digits. King Arthur, Merlin, the Lady, and the Dragon appear as tall symbols that fill their entire reel segment, so high-way configurations and large character landings tend to coincide.

Four jackpot tiers sit above the grid: Mini (20x), Minor (50x), Major (100x), Mega (1,000x). These trigger during the respin round. The top-paying regular symbol is worth 4x per way on a six-of-a-kind, which means base game wins stay modest. The math is built around those four respin variants and the way TrueWays interacts with coin scatter frequency - more ways open, more positions for coins to land, more chances to fill a reel and trigger the split or multiplier mechanics. The Arthurian setting leans into golds and deep greens, with the character symbols rendered as ornate card-style portraits against a stone castle backdrop.