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Exclusive slot: Diamond Heist: Hold & Win
Take a walk on the wild side, in Royal Panda's Exclusive slot, Diamond Heist: Hold & Win by iSoftBet.
Pull off the robbery of the century in this wealth-themed slot and feast your eyes on the precious rocks.
Play Diamond Heist: Hold & Win
What powerful bonus tools can I use in Diamond Heist: Hold & Win?
Make it to the coveted bank vault and treat yourself to a wealthy future. Spin the five reels to embark on a medium-high volatile quest for the big bucks, brought to you by iSoftBet, enriched with rewarding features that could set the stage for wins up to a whopping 5,000x!
During regular play, three modifiers can pop up at random, providing you with 3-6 wilds, 5-10 mystery symbols that turn into matching symbols, and a random multiplier up to 10x.
Line up at least three detonators to unlock the Heist Mode. Gear up for 20 spins with the chance to draw diamonds, which will be accumulated in a meter. Enter the Diamond Heist Respins if you amass at least five diamonds during the Heist Mode.
Enjoy 3 re-spins with only alarms, keys, blanks, and diamonds on the game grid during the Diamond Heist Respins. Watch how each additional diamond sticks to the reels, while it also restores your quota of re-spins.
Whenever a key emerges on the reels, an extra row will be added to the action grid, boosting your chances of acquiring diamonds. As alarms lock in position, those spots can’t be filled with diamonds. The re-spins mode comes to an end if you get three alarms.
After your final re-spin, you receive the sum of the diamonds’ multipliers. On top of all that, the diamonds can deliver the Mini Jackpot (100x your bet), the Major Jackpot (250x your bet), or the Mega Jackpot (500x your bet).
Get at least three simultaneous scatters to trigger 8, 10, or even 12 free spins. Prosper from a progressive multiplier throughout this feature, while two or more simultaneous scatters award up to 12 extra free spins. You can collect infinite additional free spins, and there’s no maximum to the increasing multiplier.