Stompin’ Gold

The base game uses 5 reels, 3 rows and 20 fixed paylines, with wins paid from left to right for 3 or more matching symbols. The lower symbols are wooden 10, J, Q, K and A royals, while the premiums are outdoor-kit symbols: flasks, cameras, backpacks and tents. The paytable is not generous in ordinary line-hit terms. Five royals pay only 1.2x the bet, five premiums land between 2.5x and 3x, and five wilds pay 4x. Wilds substitute for every regular symbol except Bounty Coins. That makes the base game feel like a feeder system. You are waiting for mystery symbols, upgraded wilds or coins to interrupt the grind.

Biggie and Boogie are the two base-game characters that can turn plain wilds into something more useful. Mystery symbols may land at any time; if they reveal regular paying symbols, they all reveal as the same symbol, but individual mystery symbols can also reveal wilds or Bounty Coins. When Biggie appears with wilds on the reels, those wilds become expanding wilds. When Boogie appears with wilds, the wilds receive multipliers from 2x to 100x. If both characters appear with wilds, the result is expanding multiplier wilds. Multiple wild multipliers on the same payline are added together rather than multiplied, which keeps the ceiling controlled. It is a good idea, but it depends heavily on timing. One character without the right wild setup does not do much.

There is no conventional free spins round here, which is worth saying clearly because the slot looks like the kind of game that might hide one behind scatters. The main bonus is Hold'N Grow. Four or more Bounty Coins trigger it, and the triggering coins move into the round. It starts with 3 respins, and every new coin refreshes the count. The grid size depends on how many coins are in play: it starts at 5x3 for 4 to 6 coins and can grow as far as 5x8 when 24 to 40 coins are involved. Standard Bounty Coins carry values from 1x to 5x the bet, while special coins can carry Mini, Minor, Major, Mega or Grand prizes. The round ends when respins run out or the grid fills.

GO Collect is the bridge between smaller coin teases and the main bonus. When 1 to 3 Bounty Coins land in the base game, they are collected by the GO Collect meter instead of immediately starting Hold'N Grow. That collection can still trigger the bonus. If it does, the feature begins with the triggering coins plus 1 to 3 extra random Bounty Coins. There is also a second layer inside Hold'N Grow: a Bonus Bounty Coin can land and trigger Hold'N Spin, a 3x3 hold round with 3 respins. When Hold'N Spin ends, its total becomes the value of that Bonus Bounty Coin, then the game returns to Hold'N Grow. It is the cleverest part of the slot.

The listed stake range converts to roughly CA$0.15 to CA$160, though the exact Canadian display can vary by operator. No Ante Bet or Bonus Buy is listed in the available rules, so the stake selector is the main control. That is not a bad thing. A paid shortcut into this kind of high-volatility hold round would probably be expensive and brutal. The bigger control issue is RTP. The top return is 96.2%, but lower builds exist, so Ontario players should check the in-game info screen before spinning. Play'n GO has Ontario supplier licensing, while Alberta is moving toward a regulated private market in 2026.