Only Coins: a slot where only the bonus game pays
Only Coins from Gamzix is an unusual slot: the 3x3 grid has no paylines and the base game itself pays nothing. Spins exist to collect coins that start the bonus game — and wins come only from there.
That changes how you should think about budget: there will be runs of spins with no payout at all before the feature arrives.
How Only Coins works
- Coins land on the grid and carry a value or a jackpot.
- Enough coins start the hold-and-win feature with respins.
- Heap of Coins — a pile of coins with a bigger combined value.
- Sticky Mystery Coin — a sticky coin whose value is revealed later.
- A bonus buy option is also available.
Only Coins in numbers
| Parameter | Value from the studio and catalogues |
|---|---|
| Studio | Gamzix |
| Grid | 3x3, no paylines — wins only from the bonus game |
| RTP | 96.03% (95.02%, 94.02% and 92.03% versions also exist) |
| Maximum win | up to 2,000x 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.
Why budget matters more than usual
Because the base game does not pay, every spin without coins is a straight loss of the stake. Work out how many spins your budget allows and do not exceed your limit to reach the bonus. A bonus buy is faster and also dearer — use it only with real money and on purpose.
How many spins does a budget buy
A budget of 15 at a 0.30 stake is about fifty spins. In a game where the base grid pays nothing, that may not reach the feature. Drop the stake to 0.10 and you get about a hundred and fifty spins, with a better chance of seeing the bonus within the session. This is a worked illustration, not the operator's terms.
Bonus money and withdrawals
Buying features is usually forbidden with a bonus balance. If you play with a bonus, check the wagering rules; real-money winnings go through the withdrawal guide after verification.