Sticky Coin Hold The Spin: symbols that stay put
A «sticky» symbol stays on the grid for several spins instead of disappearing. In Sticky Coin Hold The Spin, the name points to coins that lock during a series of respins, in the Hold The Spin style. As always, the exact behaviour is in the game's rules.
Provider, RTP and volatility for this title are not facts we can confirm: read them in the game's info panel (the «i» icon or rules menu), and note they can differ between operators.
A short glossary
| Term | Usual meaning |
|---|---|
| Sticky | Symbol that stays in place for one or more spins |
| Hold / Lock | Prize symbols locked during a feature |
| Respin | A new spin of the unlocked positions only |
| Reset | Respin counter returning to its starting value |
| Collect | Symbol that gathers the values of others |
Studios use these terms differently: check the paytable.
Why titles like this appear on exclusion lists
Excluded-games lists usually gather three kinds of titles: unusually high stated return, feature buys, and games where wins concentrate in rare events. That does not mean Sticky Coin Hold The Spin is excluded; it means it is worth searching for its name before using it for a requirement.
Reading an exclusion list
- Search the exact title, every word of it.
- Read category exclusions, such as «games with feature buy».
- Check whether exclusion is from wagering only or from bonus play entirely.
- Screenshot the list on the activation day.
Excluded from wagering versus banned
Two different rules. A game excluded from wagering can be played, but stakes do not reduce the requirement: after 500 in bets the requirement is unchanged (illustrative example, not Joe's actual terms). A game banned with bonus funds should not be opened at all while the bonus is active: doing so can void it.
Without a bonus
With cash, exclusion lists do not matter; your own limits do. Respin features create anticipation and a sense of being «close» to a prize — a good reason to decide in advance when to stop. Tools: Responsible gambling.
Why the screenshot matters
Exclusion lists are updated over time. If a dispute arises weeks later, a dated screenshot of the list you accepted is the clearest evidence of what applied — see Complaints.
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