St Patricks Pots Hold And Win
The cover is pure Irish folklore: a grinning leprechaun in a green hat with a shamrock, two pots overflowing with gold coins, and a rainbow over a green valley. The title adds the most useful piece of information — "Hold and Win" — which names a whole genre of slot features. Knowing how that genre usually works tells you what kind of session to expect.
How Hold and Win usually works
In most Hold and Win games, landing enough special symbols — coins, pots or similar — triggers a respin round. The triggering symbols lock in place, the other positions spin again, and every new special symbol that lands also locks and resets the respin counter, typically to three. The round ends when the respins run out or the grid fills. Each locked symbol carries a value, and the values are added up at the end; filling the grid often pays an extra prize. This is the general pattern of the genre; the specific numbers, triggers and jackpot tiers of this game are in its paytable.
We have no verified data sheet for this title, so this page names no studio, RTP or volatility figure. Those numbers are published in the game's own info panel — check them there before you play.
What that means for your balance
Hold and Win games tend to keep much of their value in the respin round. Between triggers, the base game can feel quiet. That shape rewards players who budget for a stretch of spins rather than chasing the feature with bigger bets. If the game offers a bonus buy, remember that buying the round costs many times the stake and does not change its long-term return.
Jackpot labels
Many games of this type show labels such as Mini, Minor, Major or Grand on special symbols. Usually these are fixed multiples of your bet, not progressive jackpots. The paytable states which, and whether the top prize scales with your stake.
Playing it with a bonus
Hold and Win slots generally count towards wagering, but bonus buys are frequently excluded during bonus play, and a max-bet rule applies. Our bonus terms guide explains both clauses.
Taking the pot home
A full grid is the moment to visit the cashier. Withdrawing part of a big respin result is the simplest way to make sure a good round stays a good round.