5 Golden Relics Hold & Win Slot Review

5 Golden Relics Hold & Win - Game Overview

As someone who plays a lot of Hold and Win slots, I see 5 Golden Relics Hold & Win as a solid but ultimately unremarkable entry in the genre. The setup sticks to a 5-reel, 20-line layout with simple mechanics and an ancient jungle backdrop. It all feels familiar, which can be comforting if you just want a straightforward session.

I like that the game mixes a standard base game with both a free spins feature and a Hold and Win bonus round. The modifiers in the Hold feature give it a bit more bite. That said, the base game can feel flat between triggers, so most of the interest comes from chasing those special rounds rather than line hits.

RTP, Volatility and Max Win in 5 Golden Relics Hold & Win

5 Golden Relics Hold & Win runs on an RTP of 95.71%, which sits slightly below many modern slots but not disastrously so. Volatility is listed as average, and in my playtime that felt accurate, with a mix of smaller line wins and the odd larger bonus. The max win is capped at x5110, so this is more of a steady grinder than a high-risk monster.

Bonus Features in 5 Golden Relics Hold & Win

The main attraction here is the Hold and Spin style bonus, which acts as the Hold and Win round. You can trigger it naturally or buy it for 80x your stake if the option is available, with the bonus buy running on a slightly higher RTP of 95.83%. I like having the choice, though that price point is not cheap by any stretch.

In the Hold and Win feature you collect special symbols with values attached, and various modifiers can land to shake things up. From my sessions, this round is where the bigger hits tend to come from, especially when you string several modifiers together. It is not the most inventive take on the mechanic, yet it does the job and keeps tension high.

Alongside that sits a regular free spins feature, which gives a breather from the hold-style play. The free spins did not feel as explosive for me, acting more as a balance pad with moderate wins and a change of pace. Combined with the Hold and Win round, they keep the session from becoming too repetitive, even though neither mode breaks new ground.

Bonus Buy Feature

Hold And Spin The Hold and Spin round can be purchased for 80x your bet.
Feature Cost:	x80 Bet
RTP:	95.83%
Volatility:	-

5 Golden Relics Hold & Win Symbols and Paytable

The paytable in 5 Golden Relics Hold & Win sticks to a classic structure built around stacked premiums and lower-value icons. The top symbol awards 25x your bet for five of a kind, dropping to 10x for four and 5x for three. The next tier pays 15x, 6x and 3x, while the mid symbol line awards up to 10x, then 4x and 2x for smaller clusters.

Below that you have several low-paying symbols grouped at the same levels, with five of a kind paying 5x or 2.5x, and lines of four and three delivering from 2x down to 0.5x. It is a fairly flat paytable, so most of the excitement comes once you combine regular hits with features, rather than pure line wins carrying the session on their own.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x25
	4	x10
	3	x5
	5	x15
	4	x6
	3	x3
	5	x10
	4	x4
	3	x2
	5	x5
	4	x2
	3	x1
	5	x2.5
	4	x1
	3	x0.5
	5	x2.5
	4	x1
	3	x0.5
	5	x2.5
	4	x1
	3	x0.5
	5	x2.5
	4	x1
	3	x0.5
	5	x2.5
	4	x1
	3	x0.5

Design and Theme of 5 Golden Relics Hold & Win

5 Golden Relics Hold & Win drops you into an ancient jungle setting with stone relics and rich green backdrops, all rendered with decent polish. The theme does not break any new ground, yet I found it pleasant enough for longer spins, helped by clear reels and tidy animations. It feels like a competent skin for the Hold and Win action rather than the star of the show.

Final Thoughts on 5 Golden Relics Hold & Win

From a seasoned player's perspective, 5 Golden Relics Hold & Win sits in that middle ground of being fine but not especially memorable. The combination of average volatility, a 95.71% RTP and a 5110x cap means I treat it as a casual session slot. When the Hold and Win feature behaves, it can still throw out decent bursts to keep the balance ticking.

I would recommend it if you enjoy Hold and Win games and do not mind a slightly lower RTP, but I would not chase it for innovation or huge potential. For me it works as a short, controlled grind when I want familiar mechanics, clear maths and the option to buy straight into the feature without too many surprises along the way.

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