Coin Blitz: Power Wheel Running Wins — a small grid with a wide range
Coin Blitz: Power Wheel Running Wins is a Fugaso slot on a 3x3 grid with just five lines. The simple base game is only the warm-up; the real action is in the features — the Power Wheel, Running Wins, respins and jackpots.
Volatility is high: long spells without a big win, punctuated by rare large hits. That profile calls for patience and a clear budget. In lobbies the long name is often shortened to Coin Blitz.
How the features work
- Power Wheel — a bonus wheel that can award cash, a jackpot or entry to another feature.
- Running Wins — a run in which wins build up during the feature.
- Respins — coins stay in place while the other positions spin again.
- Super Bonus and bonus buy — pricier access to the strongest feature.
Coin Blitz in numbers
| Parameter | Value from the studio and catalogues |
|---|---|
| Studio | Fugaso |
| Grid | 3 reels, 3 rows, 5 lines |
| RTP | 96.22% |
| Volatility | high |
| Maximum win | up to 15,000x the stake |
Figures come from the studio and public catalogues; the operator may run a version with a different setting — check the game's info panel.
Small grid, big swings
Three reels and five lines make it look like a classic fruit machine, but its maths is built around the features. The base game pays rarely and modestly; the value sits in the wheel and jackpots. Compare volatility and maximum win, not line count, when choosing between this and calmer slots.
High volatility and your budget
Your balance can fall a long way before a feature lands. Playing a small budget at a high stake makes it likely you run out first; a lower stake plus a session loss limit is the safer setup. If you do land a big win, consider withdrawing part of it straight away. A large withdrawal may get an extra review — that is routine, not a cause for alarm.
Bonus money and feature buys
Buying features is usually not allowed with bonus funds, and the game may contribute less to wagering. Check the wagering rules and the withdrawal guide.