ELA Games has announced the release of its latest title, Royal Coins, a 3×3 slot that pairs a traditional casino format with modern feature density.
Thematically set inside the Royal Treasury, the game centers on a classic setup of luxury, featuring a visual design gleaming with gold and heavy crowns.
Across the classic 3×3 layout, the Royal Collect Symbol acts as the star of the main gameplay. Whenever it lands, it instantly sweeps up every visible coin prize in a single spin, providing straightforward, continuous action on the reels.
The true wealth of the treasury is unleashed when players trigger the Hold & Win Bonus Game. Once activated, respins are awarded to lock those precious coins in place on the grid. During this feature, a sudden Collect Boost can strike at any moment, instantly elevating payouts on the board. This dynamic round keeps massive win potential in play, pushing the exposure up to a 5,000x maximum cap.
Operating with medium volatility, Royal Coins targets players who favor easy-to-understand slot formats paired with reliable hit rates.
Key specs:
- Grid: 3×3
- Volatility: Medium
- RTP: 96.00% / 93.8% (Buy Bonus: 95.9% / 93.9%)
- Max Win Cap: 5,000x

The title marks another carefully balanced addition to ELA Games’ expanding portfolio. The studio treats straightforward 3×3 layouts with the exact same attention it applies to its most complex themes. This craftsmanship means that every game stands out through distinct artwork, solid gameplay, and a genuine appreciation for the player experience.
Commenting on the release, Marharyta Yerina, Managing Director at ELA Games, said: “When we were developing Royal Coins, the main goal was to make sure a traditional 3×3 layout didn’t feel slow. The instant collect feature really changes the pacing because you aren’t just sitting around waiting for a bonus to drop. There’s always something happening on the board. And when the Hold & Win feature does trigger, the game just takes off. It’s exactly the kind of modernised straightforward slot we love making.”



