1. Classify the Coins
Separate standard numbered Coins from any fixed Mega Prize Coin and note whether the field covers all fifteen positions.
BGaming Egyptian slot
Reel of Ra Coin Bonus and Free Spins
The Coin Bonus is a seven-spin value-collection feature triggered by at least three Coins. This page isolates its trigger, numbered values, multiplier order, fixed Mega prize and full-grid rule so every stage can be checked.
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Bonus entry
Three Coins open seven Free Spins
The feature begins when at least three Coin symbols land in the base game. Those symbols provide their defined trigger result and then start seven Free Spins. A visual transition removes the ordinary Egyptian icons and presents a Coin-focused five-by-three field. That change signals a different reading task: regular route matches are no longer central, and the printed Coin numbers become the inputs for settlement. The separate multiplier strip also becomes active only after the relevant values have appeared.
Buy Bonus can provide direct entry where the control is offered. Its price depends on the active stake and must be approved in a confirmation dialog. Chance x2 takes a different route by increasing feature probability on paid base spins for an increased cost. Neither entry method changes the awarded seven spins, available Coin values, side multipliers, fixed Mega treatment or full-field condition. Once entry is complete, every player receives the same feature logic and settlement order for the chosen stake basis.
At a glance
Coin values and their settlement treatment
| Element | Displayed detail | Practical meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Trigger | 3 or more Coins | Starts 7 Free Spins |
| Low Coins | 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 | Added to eligible subtotal |
| Mid Coins | 8, 10, 12, 15, 20 | Added before multiplication |
| High Coins | 50 and 100 | Eligible when standard Coins |
| Side reel | x1, x2, x3, x5 | Multiplies eligible subtotal |
| Mega | Fixed x100 | Excluded from side factor |
| Grand | All 15 spaces filled | Activates x1,000 |
| Comparison | Grand versus calculation | Higher valid amount is used |
Value collection
Build the eligible Coin subtotal correctly
A standard Coin can display 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 10, 12, 15, 20, 50 or 100. These are multiplier values tied to the relevant bet basis, not independent currency amounts. On a feature result, first identify every standard Coin and add the eligible printed numbers. This addition must happen before the side reel is used. Treating each Coin as a separately multiplied mini-result can lead to confusion when animations reveal values at different times, so the final interface tally remains authoritative.
The side reel displays x1, x2, x3 and x5. Once it stops, the selected factor is applied to the eligible subtotal. For example, standard Coins showing 2, 5 and 12 make 19; x3 changes that component to 57. The example explains sequence only and does not predict frequency. A player should wait until every Coin has been counted and the factor has landed before reading the result, particularly on a small screen where values and total meters can animate in quick succession.
Practical sequence
Calculate the bonus without mixing prize rules
2. Calculate eligible values
Add standard Coin values and apply the side factor once. Do not place the fixed x100 Mega contribution inside that subtotal.
3. Resolve special rules
Add Mega separately, then compare a full-field normal result with x1,000. Use the higher total confirmed by the game.
Special conditions
Keep Mega and Grand outside the standard formula
The Mega Prize Coin contributes a fixed x100. It is specifically excluded from the side-reel multiplication, so an x5 result does not transform Mega into x500. Calculate the eligible standard Coin component first, apply the side factor and then account for the fixed Mega contribution as displayed. This distinction also matters when a standard Coin can show 100: the special prize presentation and settlement behavior identify Mega, not the number alone. Mixing the two types would produce an inflated and incorrect manual estimate.
Grand is activated by complete field coverage rather than one labeled Coin. When Coins occupy all fifteen positions, the x1,000 condition applies. The game then compares that amount with the normal valid multiplied calculation and awards the higher result. A full field therefore does not cap a stronger Coin total at x1,000. Coverage, eligible subtotal, multiplier and fixed Mega contribution remain separate checks. The completed bonus meter combines them according to the rules after the final feature animation has settled.
Common questions
Coin Bonus calculation questions
How many Coins trigger the feature?
At least three base-game Coin symbols start seven Free Spins.
Which standard Coin values can appear?
The values are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 10, 12, 15, 20, 50 and 100.
When is the side multiplier used?
After eligible standard Coin values have been added.
Can x5 multiply the Mega Prize Coin?
No. Mega remains a fixed x100 contribution.
How is the Grand condition activated?
Coins must occupy all fifteen feature positions.
What if the full-grid calculation exceeds x1,000?
The higher valid calculated result is awarded.