Double Jewel Hold And Win

Double Jewel Hold And Win Overview

Double Jewel Hold And Win is a three-by-three slot from Kalamba with 10 paylines, a 95% RTP, a medium volatility rating and a published ceiling of 27,000x. It was released on 31 March 2025.

Nine positions and a 27,000x maximum is an unusual pairing – the ceiling is the highest in this batch and the grid is the smallest. All figures below were read from demo play at a €30.00 bet.

Cut Glass

The whole game is staged on faceted crystal: the background shifts between deep red and violet shards, the frame is set with small gems, and a large blue diamond sits above the reels. Winning spins light the frame up from behind.

The symbols are a classic set in glass: gold bells, a red seven, a blue seven, a BAR plate, a four-leaf clover, cherries, plums, grapes and lemons. The diamond is the wild.

The Line Pays Are Almost Nothing

At the €30.00 bet the table reads: wild €100.00 for three, bells €50.00, red seven €20.00, blue seven €15.00, and BAR and clover €10.00.

Converted: 3.3x for three wilds, 1.7x for bells, and 0.33x – a third of the stake – for a full line of bars or clovers. The best line on the game is worth three spins.

On a nine-position grid that is the only way a 27,000x ceiling can work. Everything real has been moved into the jackpots and the hold-and-win round.

Four Jackpots on the Left Rail

The rail carries MAXI 200,000.00, MAJOR 10,000.00, MINOR 500.00 and MINI 200.00. At this stake they convert to roughly 6,666x, 333x, 17x and 7x.

Look at the gap between the top two: the MAXI is twenty times the MAJOR. And look at the bottom two – the MINI at 7x is worth about two wild lines. This is a ladder with almost nothing in the middle.

The MAXI at 6,666x is still only about a quarter of the published 27,000x maximum, so even the top jackpot is not the ceiling here. That has to come from the round with multipliers attached.

The Wilds Come With Multipliers

The diamonds are not all the same. The captures show plain WILD tiles, a WILD x2 and a WILD x3 – the multiplier printed straight onto the gem.

One capture has three of them at once, two plain and one x2, for a €36.00 win – 1.2x. Another shows a WILD x3 sitting above a row of sevens for €120.00, which is 4x and the best single result in the session.

Note what that means in practice: even a x3 wild on the best line produces 4x. The multipliers are there to make the round pay, not the base game.

HyperBet Buys the x3 Wild

Kalamba’s HyperBET panel sits to the right of the reels, and what it displays is unusually specific: a tile showing a WILD x3 gem. The feature you are paying for is named on the button.

So raising the HyperBet does not simply improve the odds of something vague – it puts the x3 multiplier wild into play. On a game whose base lines pay 0.33x, that is the single most valuable thing the panel could offer.

Cash Coins and Respins

Gold coins land on the grid carrying values – 10.00, 20.00 and 50.00 in the captures, or 0.33x to 1.7x each – and a RESPIN label appears under the reels while they are held.

The running TOTAL WIN field tracks the sequence: €15.00 in one capture, €56.00 in another. Modest numbers, and that is the base version of the mechanic.

Three Prices, and None of Them Buy Spins

The BuyBonus panel is the most revealing screen on the game. Under a TIER 21 selector it offers three options, and all three give exactly the same thing: 3 Hold and Win spins.

What differs is written on each card: STANDARD CASHPOTS ODDS for €300.00, BOOSTED CASHPOTS ODDS for €500.00, and HIGHEST CASHPOTS ODDS for €1,000.00. At the €30.00 stake those are 10x, 17x and 33x.

So you are not buying length or multipliers – you are buying probability, and the game says so in plain words. Paying triple takes you from standard odds to the highest odds on the same three spins.

It is admirably transparent and slightly uncomfortable at the same time: very few studios will print “better odds for more money” on a button. At least here you can see exactly what the premium is for.

What the Session Did

The balance climbs gently across the captures: €10,619.00, 10,853.00, 10,925.00, 10,940.00, 11,001.00, 11,045.00 and €11,068.00 – a gain of about €450, or 15x the stake.

The wins behind it were 10.00, 36.00, 100.00 and 120.00 – 0.33x to 4x. That is a medium-volatility nine-position game behaving exactly as advertised: frequent, small, and flat.

Who Should Play It

Double Jewel Hold And Win is for players who want a small crystal-themed machine with an honest buy menu and a very large number at the top of the rail. The multiplier wilds are clearly drawn, the HyperBet names the feature it sells, and the three cashpot-odds tiers are refreshingly explicit.

The reservations are the 95% RTP and a line paytable where the best combination pays 3.3x. Without the round, this game does almost nothing – and the distance between the MAXI at 6,666x and the published 27,000x ceiling is a lot of faith to place in three respins.

One note on the name: our library listed this as Double Jewel, while all six partner casinos carry the full Double Jewel Hold And Win – the name we now use.

Where to Play Double Jewel Hold And Win

You can try this game on AztecParadise Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 300% up to £2000 for a limited time.

Double Jewel Hold And Win was listed under Kalamba in all six of our partner casino libraries when we checked on 22 September 2026.