Diamonds 4 The Win Slot Review

The base game uses 3 reels, 3 rows and 5 fixed paylines. Wins form with 3 matching symbols on an active line, so there is no ways grid or cluster calculation to parse. The symbol set is pure retro: BARs at the low end, horseshoe and sevens above them, with the Diamond Wild substituting for regular symbols. The reported paytable has low BAR hits at 1x to 2x and the top regular line wins up to 10x. That tells you how the base game pays. It nicks, taps and waits for the Wild to do the real work.

Diamond Respins are the main event. A Diamond Wild must land in the centre reel position to start the sequence. That Wild locks, the remaining positions spin again, and every additional Diamond Wild keeps the respin chain alive. When a respin lands no new Diamond Wild, the sequence ends and the game counts the total win. It is a tidy mechanic because it gives a small 3-reel slot a reason to pause and build. It is also plainly limited. Extra Wilds help complete more of the 5 lines, but without the vault upgrade the feature is still mostly a collection of modest line wins.

There is no free spins round here, and that matters. The whole bonus structure sits inside the respin ladder: a centre Diamond Wild starts Diamond Respins, more Diamond Wilds extend it, and the vault can upgrade the same idea into Super Diamond Respins. That keeps the rules clear but narrows the emotional range. You do not get scatter counts, a fixed spin bank, retriggers, or a persistent multiplier trail. Every meaningful event still happens on the same 3x3 grid. If you mainly play Push titles for long bonus screens, this release will feel short, even when the respins cooperate.

Every Diamond Wild that lands sends a diamond into the Diamond Vault. On any such collection, the vault can open and award Super Diamond Respins. That upgraded sequence places a guaranteed Diamond Wild in the centre position with a multiplier of 2x, 3x, 5x, or 10x. The respins then behave like the regular version, but wins involving that central multiplier Wild are boosted. This is the best part of the design. It gives the low-volatility math one visible spike without pretending the game has high-volatility teeth.

The stake range converts to roughly CA$0.16 to CA$159.32 per spin at the current mid-market rate. The game does not list an Ante Bet, Bonus Buy or separate feature purchase. That fits the low-volatility brief, but it also means you cannot shortcut the vault. For regulated Canada, Push lists an Ontario AGCO supplier registration, so iGaming Ontario casinos can carry its games when operators add them. Alberta is building its open regulated market under AGLC and AiGC oversight in 2026, with supplier availability still operator-dependent.