Bonus Symbols provide the prizes inside Hold n Win, with regular versions carrying values from 1x to 10x the stake. They lock into position during the feature while the remaining spaces continue to Respin.

On their own, those values aren't particularly exciting. What matters is what the three teapot modifiers can subsequently do to them.

That's an important distinction because the feature isn't really about finding one enormous Cash Symbol and hoping it saves the bonus. It's about gradually improving the collection already sitting on the grid.

A fairly ordinary collection of Coins can therefore become considerably more interesting once Boost, Double or Multi gets involved.

Before Hold n Win begins, the Bonus Wheel can provide an additional advantage.

Depending on where it stops, the wheel can activate a teapot modifier that wasn't originally triggered, add extra Bonus Symbols or award the Mini, Minor or Major Jackpot.

I like this because it means the trigger isn't necessarily the final word on how strong your bonus will be.

Entering with one teapot active might initially look disappointing, but the wheel still has an opportunity to improve things before the Respins begin.

There's a nice moment of anticipation here because you already know what you're taking into the feature and can immediately see which wheel outcomes would make it considerably better.

The Hold n Win Bonus Game begins with three Respins.

Triggering Bonus Symbols remain locked while the empty positions continue spinning. Every additional Bonus Symbol that lands is also held and resets the counter to three, allowing the feature to continue until the grid is filled or three consecutive Respins fail to add anything new.

It's an extremely familiar structure, but the three modifiers give you more to watch than simply how many empty positions remain.

A new Bonus Symbol might increase the prize total, but depending on which teapots are active it can also become part of a much larger Boost, Double or Multiplier opportunity.

That's when the feature works best. You're not simply trying to fill spaces. You're trying to build something worth modifying.

The red teapot activates the Boost Feature, which acts as a Value Booster.

When it fires, between 1x and 10x is added to the values of Bonus Symbols already sitting on the grid.

This is probably the easiest modifier to appreciate because you can immediately see the collection becoming more valuable.

It's particularly satisfying when the grid is already busy. Boosting a couple of low value symbols isn't going to transform the bonus, but once you've accumulated a decent number of positions, the same modifier suddenly has much more to work with.

The teapot basically waits until you've brewed something and then decides whether it needs to be stronger.

The blue teapot activates Double, which creates a second Hold n Win grid and copies the starting Bonus Symbols onto it.

This is easily the modifier I'd most want to see.

Instead of merely improving individual values, Double gives you an entirely additional playing area and effectively creates two opportunities for the feature to develop.

It also changes the scale of the bonus immediately. One moment you're watching a conventional 5x3 Hold and Win grid, the next you've got two collections developing side by side.

Of the three teapots, this is the one that genuinely makes the feature feel different rather than simply more valuable.

The purple teapot activates Multi, introducing Random Multipliers of up to 5x to Bonus positions.

Multi becomes particularly useful when it lands on something that's already been improved by another modifier.

That's where the three teapot idea starts making more sense. Boost can increase values, Double can provide another grid and Multi can magnify individual prizes sitting within that larger setup.

Any one of them is useful.

Getting several working together is where the bonus finally starts earning the word "Super" in the title.

There are four Fixed Jackpots available.

The Mini pays 15x, Minor 30x and Major 100x, with those prizes capable of appearing as Bonus Symbols or being awarded through the Bonus Wheel. Completely filling the Hold n Win grid awards the 1,000x Grand Jackpot.

I like the Grand because it gives the Hold and Win grid an obvious ultimate target. As the number of empty positions falls, you can physically see yourself getting closer to the 1,000x prize.

It's not a progressive jackpot, but at least the Grand is tied directly to something you're doing rather than being handed out by an unrelated random draw.