Coba Slot Review

Coba Slot Overview

Coba is a 7x7 cluster slot from ELK Studios set around a Mayan temple watched by Quetzalcoatl, the snake god. Symbols cascade onto a golden frame, with carved stones and shining gems building winning clusters of five or more. Each hit triggers an Avalanche sequence, so symbols fall and slide under a gravity mechanic, clearing space for fresh drops and giving base game spins a steady sense of motion.

The maths in Coba sits on medium volatility, rated six out of ten, with a hit frequency near forty per cent. RTP is fixed at ninety five per cent, lower than average but consistent. Bets start at 0.20 and rise to 100 credits per spin, while the maximum win reaches 25000 times the stake, so there is decent long term potential if you can handle the swings.

Coba Slot Information

I tend to focus on how a slot feels during long sessions, and Coba does a good job there. The Mayan backdrop, waterfalls and temple pillars frame the grid, while drums and jungle sounds keep the pace ticking along. You can play on mobile, tablet or desktop, and the simple control panel makes it easy to adjust stakes and use autoplay when chasing extended Avalanche chains.

Coba Symbols and Paytable

The lower paying symbols in Coba are carved stones coloured green, blue and red, which fit nicely with the temple theme. Hitting fifteen or more of the same low symbol in one cluster pays between four and ten times your bet. They appear often during Avalanche rounds, so long stretches of play feel busy even when the win values are fairly small compared with what the premium icons can throw up.

The higher paying symbols are gemstones in green, blue and red, along with a decorative gold coin showing Quetzalcoatl. Landing fifteen or more of these in a cluster can pay between fifteen and five hundred times the stake, so large blocks of matching gems really matter. The wild symbol is a diamond ring framed in gold, substituting for regular symbols, and it becomes especially valuable when tied to snake multipliers.

Coba uses a detailed paytable where rewards scale with cluster size. The top gold coin, for example, pays one times the bet for five of a kind, rising through ten, fifteen and fifty times, up to a massive five hundred times for groups of fifteen or more. Other premium gems top out around fifty times, so combining big clusters with multipliers from crossing snakes is where things can really take off.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	15+	x500
	14	x150
	13	x100
	12	x50
	11	x15
	10	x10
	9	x5
	8	x4
	7	x3
	6	x2
	5	x1
	15+	x50
	14	x25
	13	x15
	12	x4.5
	11	x4
	10	x3.5
	9	x2.8
	8	x2.3
	7	x1.8
	6	x1.3
	5	x0.8
	15+	x20
	14	x10
	13	x3
	12	x2.5
	11	x2
	10	x1.75
	9	x1.5
	8	x1.25
	7	x1
	6	x0.75
	5	x0.5
	15+	x15
	14	x6
	13	x2.5
	12	x2
	11	x1.5
	10	x1.2
	9	x1
	8	x0.8
	7	x0.6
	6	x0.4
	5	x0.3
	15+	x10
	14	x5
	13	x1.6
	12	x1.4
	11	x1.2
	10	x1
	9	x0.8
	8	x0.6
	7	x0.4
	6	x0.2
	5	x0.15
	15+	x5
	14	x4
	13	x1.6
	12	x1.4
	11	x1.2
	10	x1
	9	x0.8
	8	x0.6
	7	x0.4
	6	x0.2
	5	x0.15
	15+	x4
	14	x3
	13	x1.3
	12	x1
	11	x0.9
	10	x0.8
	9	x0.6
	8	x0.3
	7	x0.2
	6	x0.15
	5	x0.1
	Wild

Coba Slot Features

Coba leans heavily on the Gravity mechanic and Snake Progress Meter, rather than classic free spins. Every winning cluster adds one point to the meter; reach four, eight, twelve and sixteen points in a single spin sequence to trigger levels one to four. Those levels release one, two, three or six snakes onto the grid, each forming a linear cluster that shifts position after every drop, before wins are counted.

Snakes select a symbol as they arrive, turn each position they cross into that symbol, and grow by eating matching icons. A fresh snake starts in survival mode with a yellow tail, staying on the reels through at least one Avalanche; fail to consume its chosen symbol later or cross its own body and it disappears. When two or more snakes cross, they create multiplier wilds, while X-iter offers paid modes that jump straight into the action.

Coba Final Verdict

As someone who enjoys cluster grid slots, I find Coba a very engaging option when I am in the mood for long Avalanche chains and modifier driven play. The absence of free spins might put some players off, yet the snake mechanic, multiplier wilds and X-iter modes give enough variety. Sessions can feel swingy, but the mix of steady smaller hits and the chance at 25000x keeps me coming back.

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