36 Coins x3000: the bigger Coins board
36 Coins™ x3000 is a Wazdan Hold the Jackpot™ slot with a release date of 3 November 2026. Its spec sheet reads 36 / 0 for reels and lines, meaning 36 positions and no paylines listed, and Wazdan's artwork lays those positions out as a six-by-six board of gold coins.
Everything leads to one bonus round. Wazdan describes the base game as build-up rather than action, with the payout saved for Hold the Jackpot, where completing all 36 positions unlocks the 3000x Grand Jackpot and Mini, Minor and Major Jackpots can drop along the way. It belongs to the Coins™ series and carries a Treasure theme.
36 Coins x3000 RTP, volatility and max win
Wazdan lists the RTP at 96.15%, the volatility as High and the max win as 3000x. The RTP is a long-run average: in theory it returns €96.15 for every €100 staked over a very large number of spins, and individual sessions swing a long way either side of it.
The 3000x max win is the same figure as the Grand Jackpot, so the biggest prize Wazdan publishes is the one for filling the whole board. As an illustration, on a €2 stake that would be €6,000. Wazdan does not show a bet range on the game page.
High is the rating on the spec sheet, but Wazdan also lists Volatility Levels™, volatility that the player and the operator can adjust between smaller, more frequent wins and larger, rarer ones. The level selected in the game you open is the one that applies.
What changes from 25 Coins x3000
36 Coins x3000 is the larger sibling of 25 Coins™ x3000, released on 1 October 2026. Both offer a 3000x Grand Jackpot, High volatility and the same eight listed features, so the differences are in the board and the numbers.
The board is the big one: 36 positions to complete instead of 25, for the same 3000x Grand. The RTP is also slightly lower, 96.15% against 96.19%, a gap of 0.04 percentage points, or four cents per €100 staked in long-run theory.
Wazdan's wording also differs on Sticky to Infinity™. On 36 Coins it names Cluster Collector symbols alongside Mystery and Jackpot Mystery symbols as ones that can stick from the base game, while the 25 Coins description mentions only the Mystery types.
Sticky to Infinity on a 36-position board
Sticky to Infinity™ symbols are the base game's main job. Cluster Collector, Mystery and Jackpot Mystery symbols carrying the mark can land on normal spins and stay fixed until the bonus closes, which Wazdan says both fills the board and raises the odds of triggering the round.
On a bigger board that head start matters more. Every position locked before the bonus is one fewer to fill during the respins, and a Cluster Collector already in place is on the board from the first respin rather than arriving partway through.
Wazdan's page does not give the trigger rule, the number of starting respins or what the Mystery symbols reveal. Those details are in the game's paytable.
Cash Infinity and the Cluster Collector
A Cash Infinity™ symbol holds its position for the full bonus game once it lands. It carries a value between 5x and 10x, and Wazdan says that value is paid at the final reveal when the round ends.
The Cluster Collector absorbs the values of neighbouring Cash and Cash Infinity symbols over as many as five spins, then pays the combined amount when the bonus game finishes. With 36 positions, a collector near the middle of the board has more neighbours to draw from than one on an edge, so its landing spot is worth watching.
Hold the Jackpot and the four jackpots
Hold the Jackpot is simple at heart: each new symbol that lands refreshes the respins, so the round keeps running while the board keeps growing. Wazdan calls it the bonus that powers the whole game.
Four jackpot tiers sit on top: Mini, Minor, Major and Grand. Wazdan publishes only the Grand, at 3000x for completing all 36 positions, and says the other three drop during the round without listing their values.
Buy Feature and the other settings
Wazdan lists a Buy Feature, describing it as on-demand access to the game's bonus. No price appears on the game page, so read the cost in the game itself.
Ultra Fast Mode speeds up the animations, and Wazdan says it leaves the game's algorithms and RTP untouched. Chance Level™ is listed by name only, with no description on this game's page, so it is not explained here.
What to check in the 36 Coins x3000 demo
Wazdan's free demo runs on play credits and answers what the game page does not. Look for how many symbols trigger Hold the Jackpot, the starting respin count, what Mystery and Jackpot Mystery symbols reveal, the Mini, Minor and Major values and the Buy Feature price.
If you already know 25 Coins x3000, compare how often Sticky to Infinity symbols lock in on the bigger board, and check which Volatility Levels setting is selected before drawing any conclusions about pace.
More Wazdan slots
Two more Wazdan games with pages on Slotscritic are 25 Coins™ x3000, the 25-position version of this game, and Throne of Elements™: Platinum.
FAQs
What is the RTP of 36 Coins x3000?
Wazdan lists the RTP of 36 Coins™ x3000 at 96.15%, slightly below the 96.19% of its sibling 25 Coins™ x3000. It is a theoretical average over a very large number of spins rather than a guide to any one session. Wazdan rates the game High volatility, with most of its value held back for the Hold the Jackpot™ round.
What is the max win on 36 Coins x3000?
Wazdan lists the max win as 3000x the stake, the same figure as the Grand Jackpot that unlocks when all 36 positions are filled during Hold the Jackpot™. As an illustration, 3000x on a €2 stake would be €6,000. Mini, Minor and Major Jackpots can also drop during the round, but Wazdan's game page does not publish their values.
What is the difference between 36 Coins x3000 and 25 Coins x3000?
36 Coins™ x3000 has 36 positions to fill for the 3000x Grand Jackpot, against 25 in 25 Coins™ x3000. Its RTP is 96.15% compared with 96.19%. Both are High volatility with the same listed features, and Wazdan's description of 36 Coins also names Cluster Collector symbols among those that can stick from the base game.
Does 36 Coins x3000 have a bonus buy?
Yes. Wazdan lists a Buy Feature for 36 Coins™ x3000 and describes it as on-demand access to the game's bonus. Its price is not given on the game page, so check the cost inside the version you open. Ultra Fast Mode is also listed, and Wazdan says it speeds up animations without affecting the RTP.
Is there a free 36 Coins x3000 demo?
Yes. Wazdan provides a free demo of 36 Coins™ x3000 on play credits. Use it to read the details the game page leaves out: how many symbols trigger Hold the Jackpot™, the starting respin count, what Mystery and Jackpot Mystery symbols reveal, the values of the smaller jackpots and the cost of the Buy Feature.

