Trinity Gold Coins

Trinity Gold Coins is a 5x3 slot from Fugaso, released on 28 May 2026, running 25 paylines at an RTP of 96.33% with medium-high volatility. The ceiling is 10,000x – and the base paytable tops out at five times the stake. That gap is the entire design.

Three Pots, Three Jobs

Above the reels sit three golden pots, each labelled and each doing something different: BOOST, COLLECT and DOUBLE. They are the “trinity” of the title, and they stay on screen from the first spin rather than appearing only when a bonus fires.

Their matching tiles turn up on the reels during play – the screenshots catch a BOOST tile on the fifth reel and a COLLECT tile on the fourth in the same spin. The names describe the function plainly: one raises coin values, one sweeps them up, one doubles the result.

The pots also tell you which one is live. In one screenshot a round COLLECT tile has landed on the second reel and the COLLECT pot above has lit up and grown, gold spilling over its rim, while BOOST and DOUBLE either side have dimmed to half brightness. It is a small touch, but it means you never have to guess which modifier is about to resolve – the answer is directly above the reels, in the largest object on screen.

The Counter Nobody Explains

Between the pots sits a small counter that most reviews skip over, and it is worth understanding. Across the screenshots it reads 3/15, then 4/25, then 7/25.

The denominator changes, which means it is not a fixed target – it is a collection meter whose requirement moves. What stays constant is that coins landing on the reels advance it, and the pots above are what it feeds. In practice it gives you a visible sense of how close a session is to something happening, which a lot of hold-and-win games deliberately hide.

A Very Flat Paytable

The symbols are pure classic fruit machine – jesters, red sevens, BARs, bells, melons, oranges, grapes, lemons, cherries and plums – and the paytable, shown at a €3.00 bet, is the flattest in this entire release bracket.

The red seven leads at €15.00 for five, €6.00 for four and €3.00 for three: that is 5x, 2x and 1x the stake. The BAR pays €7.50 for five, the bell €6.00, the watermelon €4.50 – and then everything else, the orange, grapes, lemon, cherry and plum, pays exactly €3.00 for five. Your stake back.

Five of a kind across a twenty-five line grid returning the stake is not a rounding error, it is a statement of intent. The base game here exists purely to advance the counter and fill the pots.

Inside The Coin Round

The bonus is where the numbers change scale. The grid clears and refills with gold and blue coins carrying cash values, with a RE-SPINS counter at 3 beside the reels.

One screenshot shows a board part-filled at the €3 bet: coins at €1.50, €4.50, €6.00, €22.50, €51.00 and €102.00. In multiples of the stake that runs from 0.5x to 34x – a single blue coin worth thirty-four times what five red sevens pay on a line.

The blue coins are visibly the high-value ones in every shot, and they are what makes the round worth sitting through. A full board of them with the DOUBLE pot in play is the route to the ceiling.

Four Fixed Jackpots

Down the left edge, permanently visible, runs the jackpot ladder. At the €3.00 bet it reads GRAND €15,000.00, MAJOR €300.00, MINOR €90.00 and MINI €45.00.

As multiples that is 5,000x, 100x, 30x and 15x – and the shape of that ladder is unusual. The gap between Major and Grand is fifty-fold, where most games step up in threes or fours. The lower three tiers are consolation prizes; the Grand is the game.

It also explains the ceiling. The Grand is 5,000x and the maximum win is 10,000x, so the top result is the Grand landing on a board that is already carrying serious coin values – not the jackpot alone.

RTP, Volatility And Stakes

The 96.33% RTP is genuinely good – above the market average and noticeably better than several of Fugaso’s own recent releases. The medium-high volatility rating sits a little awkwardly next to a paytable where most symbols return the stake, but it is defensible: the coin round arrives often enough to keep the variance from being extreme.

Base-game wins in the screenshots run €6.30, €32.70 and €204.00 against the €3 stake – 2x, 11x and 68x. That spread is a fair picture of the game: mostly small, occasionally worth stopping for.

Who It Is For

This suits players who like classic fruit symbols but want a modern coin-collection engine underneath, and who are comfortable with a base game that pays almost nothing on its own. The three named pots are a clear piece of design, the visible counter is more honest than most, and 96.33% is a good number to be playing against.

The reservation is that flat paytable. If you want line wins to mean something, this is not the machine – five matching symbols returning your stake will feel like nothing is happening for long stretches. What you get in exchange is one of the better RTPs in the bracket, coins worth up to 34x each, and a 5,000x Grand sitting under a 10,000x ceiling.

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