Inside Queen of Coins
A six-reel fruit stage with royal presentation
Queen of Coins frames a classic fruit-machine symbol set inside deep red curtains and polished gold borders. Six reels and three visible rows create 18 positions, while the title and four colored bonus labels sit above the grid. Lemons, plums, strawberries, grapes, watermelons, cherries, oranges, bells, BAR tiles and red sevens keep the main screen immediately recognizable.
The royal treatment is concentrated in the crowned Coin and Joker imagery rather than replacing the familiar fruit symbols. This makes the special elements stand apart from regular line symbols. Gold edges define every column, and the red background provides consistent contrast for both bright fruit art and the luminous Coin symbols used by the Cash Spins feature.
Twenty lines evaluate in two directions
The main game uses 20 win lines, but the complete set is divided by direction. Lines 1 through 10 evaluate from the left side of the six-reel board toward the right. Lines 11 through 20 evaluate from the right side toward the left. The arrangement gives both outer reels an active starting role instead of making every result depend on reel one.
Two-way line evaluation does not mean that all adjacent symbols automatically create a win. Each numbered line still follows its defined route through the three-row grid. The directional split explains why matching symbols near either edge can be relevant and why the six-column board displays a 20 LINES marker on both sides of the reel frame.
Stacked Joker Wilds occupy the middle reels
The Joker symbol counts as another symbol except for the Coin. Greentube specifies that stacks of Jokers can appear on reels two, three, four and five. Keeping the stack range inside the four middle columns lets Joker coverage connect combinations that begin from either direction, which is especially relevant in a game with ten lines evaluated from each side.
A Joker stack can cover several visible positions on one reel, so its effect is more prominent than a single isolated substitute. The bright multicolored hat and crown base distinguish it from fruit, BAR and seven symbols. Coin symbols remain outside its substitution rule because they control a separate collection feature rather than the standard line-pay system.
Six Coins open the Hold and Spin board
The Cash Spins Feature begins when six Coin symbols are visible. Triggering Coins are retained as the feature moves into a Hold and Spin sequence. The screen shows a three-step spin counter below the reels, and the collected positions stay illuminated while empty positions remain available for additional Coins.
Each collected Coin can contain a direct prize value, a named bonus label or a multiplier. The combination of these Coin types gives the feature more than one collection target: values contribute to the result, bonus labels identify special awards and multiplier Coins can increase the collected total. All feature elements remain on the same 6x3 board used by the main game.
Multiplier Coins add another result layer
A multiplier can appear on a collected Coin during Cash Spins. The multiplier is displayed over the gold Coin so it remains visually separate from direct prize values printed in red. As the Hold and Spin sequence continues, occupied positions remain bright and the uncollected fruit symbols are dimmed, keeping attention on the active Coin set.
At the end of the feature, Queen of Coins awards the collected prizes and bonuses. Multipliers provide an extra increase within that calculation. The official game material specifically names Cash Spins with Multipliers as a key feature, placing multiplier Coins alongside the Stacked Joker Wild as one of the two defining mechanical additions.
Collecting all positions adds the GRAND bonus
The full Cash Spins board contains 18 positions because the feature retains the six-reel, three-row format. If all 18 positions become Coins, the game awards every collected prize and bonus and adds the GRAND bonus on top. The condition is therefore visible directly on the board: a completely filled grid represents the feature maximum collection state.
GRAND appears in the upper red label, alongside green MAJOR, blue MINOR and purple MINI displays. Coins may carry bonus labels during the feature, while the complete 18-Coin condition is explicitly connected to GRAND. The gold crown Coin character reinforces that full-board objective and closes the visual theme with one central product symbol.
