Coin Blitz: Power Wheel

Coin Blitz: Power Wheel is a compact fruit and coin slot from Fugaso, released on 23 April 2026. It plays on a 3x3 grid with 5 paylines, returns 96.22% at high volatility, and takes bets from 0.10 to 15. The top prize is a huge 15,000x the bet for such a small grid. Cash coins, a respin bonus with a prize wheel, four jackpots and Fugaso’s Running Spins feature are packed into those nine positions.

A Small Grid With Big Lights

Coin Blitz: Power Wheel is part of Fugaso’s Coin Blitz series, which also includes Coin Blitz 2 and 3x Coin Blitz. The look is bright and electric: three reels on a deep blue background, a colourful prize wheel peeking out from behind the logo, and lightning bolts that crackle across the grid whenever a win lands. The logo itself sits on a pile of gold coins with a golden lightning bolt behind it.

The symbols come straight from a classic fruit machine: cherries, plums, lemons, oranges, a watermelon, grapes, a gold BAR and a red 777. A big red W on a gold tile is the wild. The special symbols are gold coins with cash values and a gold coin with a blue lightning bolt in the middle.

The jackpot plaques are stacked on the left, the demo balance and bet sit at the bottom, and the spin and turbo buttons are on the right.

Five Lines On Three Reels

The paytable shows the five lines clearly: the top, middle and bottom rows, plus two lines that zigzag through the grid. The rules add two important details: “Bet lines pay if in succession from leftmost to rightmost” and “Only the highest win per pay line is paid.”

In our screenshots, three plums on the bottom row paid €60 at a €15 bet – 4x – with lightning crackling around each plum. Later, at a €60 bet with Running Spins switched on, a win with oranges and the W wild on the grid paid €60, or 1x the bet.

Four Jackpots

At a €15 bet, the plaques on the left read Grand €15,000, Major €2,250, Minor €750 and Mini €375. That is 1,000x, 150x, 50x and 25x the bet. The Grand alone is two-thirds of the way to the 15,000x maximum, so the bonus game with the wheel has to do the rest.

The Bonus Game And The Power Wheel

The bonus is built around the coins. When our round started – in this case after buying the Super Bonus Game – four cash coins worth €15, €30, €15 and €15 sat on the grid together with the lightning coin in the middle, and the whole screen flashed white and gold. The paytable calls this bonus the Running Wins game.

Inside the bonus the grid changes completely. All nine positions turn into dark red tiles with lightning bolts, the big Power Wheel rises behind the reels, and a counter on the right shows 3 respins, with 1, 2 and 3 marked below the grid. The wheel segments we could see include x2 and +2, so the wheel works with both multipliers and additions. In our round the lightning coin in the centre showed €495 – 33x the bet – while the respins were still running.

Buy Bonus And Running Spins

The Buy Bonus menu is one of the most detailed we have seen. At a €15 bet it offers four options, each with a small volatility bar:

Bonus Up: Running Spins – “Each spin is 5 times more likely to trigger a bonus game” for €30 per spin (2x)
Bonus Hunt: Running Spins – 10 times more likely, for €60 per spin (4x)
Bonus Game – “Enter straight into the bonus game” for €1,050 (70x)
Super Bonus Game – “Extra boost symbols” for €2,250 (150x)

The rules explain that Running Spins stay active until you switch them off with the Disable button. One of our screenshots shows exactly that: the bet reads €60, a bar under the reels says “Running Spins activated”, and the Disable button has replaced the usual bonus button on the left.

The Super Bonus Game is the version with the wheel front and centre. Its confirmation screen shows the Power Wheel with x3, x100 and +7 segments, and asks you to confirm €2,250. In our session the balance went from €2,460 to €210 after that purchase, which is exactly the price.

Is Running Spins Worth It?

The maths behind Running Spins is simple to think through. If the normal chance of reaching the bonus on a spin is a certain number, Bonus Up makes it five times higher for twice the price. On average you would then pay for fewer spins per bonus – roughly 40% of the normal cost in stake per bonus. Bonus Hunt makes the bonus ten times more likely for four times the price, which works out the same way at about 40%. The difference is how fast your balance moves: at €60 per spin, Bonus Hunt burns through a budget much quicker, but the bonus should also arrive sooner.

Keep in mind that this is a rough guide. The game does not say whether the RTP changes with Running Spins on, and a single session can go very differently. Our own balance shows the swings: it fell from €2,655 to €2,460 in the base game, dropped to €210 after the Super Bonus purchase, stood at €630 later with Running Spins active, and was down to €30 by the time we opened the paytable.

High Volatility On Nine Positions

With only nine positions and five lines, most spins pay little or nothing, and the value is concentrated in the coins, the jackpots and the wheel. That is where the high volatility comes from. The Running Spins options are a clever middle ground: instead of paying 70x or 150x up front, you pay double or four times the bet per spin and wait for the bonus to come sooner.

Who It Is For

Coin Blitz: Power Wheel is for players who like simple fruit reels but want modern bonus power behind them. The jackpots, the wheel and the choice of four buy options give the game real depth for a 3x3 slot. Base bets are capped at €15, so it is not built for high rollers, and anyone who dislikes long dry spells should keep the stake low.

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