1. Treat x100 as a fixed Mega Prize
The x100 Coin is not an ordinary high-value Coin. It stays at x100 when the side strip shows x2, x3 or x5. Mixing it into the eligible subtotal would overstate the displayed return.
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Reel of Ra Prize Coin Values
Compare every Reel of Ra Coin value, the x100 Mega Coin exception, trigger conditions and the full-field x1,000 target. This page concentrates on Coin denominations and prize logic, with practical explanations of the displayed values and the order in which results are settled.
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Twelve denominations with distinct impact
Prize Coin analysis begins with the twelve printed denominations: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 10, 12, 15, 20, 50 and 100. During the seven-spin feature, ordinary values form a visible subtotal and the separate right-hand reel then applies x1, x2, x3 or x5. This sequence explains the displayed award without implying future frequency.
One Coin is deliberately separated from the usual multiplier process. The Mega Coin contributes x100 but stays at that amount even when the side track stops on x2, x3 or x5. Covering every cell of the 15-position grid activates the x1,000 Grand Prize; a larger multiplied subtotal takes precedence when it exceeds that threshold.
Value directory
Prize Coin tiers and multiplier treatment
| Coin group | Displayed values | How the feature treats them |
|---|---|---|
| Small values | x1, x2, x3, x4, x5 | Added to the ordinary Coin subtotal |
| Mid values | x8, x10, x12, x15 | Added before the side multiplier lands |
| High values | x20, x50 | Eligible for x1, x2, x3 or x5 multiplication |
| Mega Prize | x100 | Fixed contribution excluded from multiplication |
| Grand Prize | x1,000 | Activated by filling all fifteen bonus cells |
| Listed game maximum | x2,500 | Published upper multiplier for the complete game |
Coin arithmetic
Build an ordinary subtotal before reading the side reel
Eleven denominations, from x1 through x50, follow the standard calculation route. Add every ordinary Coin that finishes on the current bonus field, regardless of its row or reel position. If x2, x8 and x20 land together, the eligible subtotal is x30. A side result of x3 turns that subtotal into x90. The symbols do not need to touch, align or form a base-game combination.
This arithmetic is repeated for each of the seven Free Spins, and the resulting payments contribute to the feature total. The multiplier strip contains x1, x2, x3 and x5, so an identical group of Coins can settle at different amounts on different spins. The stake multiplier notation describes the return relative to the active stake rather than a cash denomination printed permanently on a Coin.
Exceptions
Three prize rules that prevent calculation errors
2. Count occupied cells for the Grand Prize
The x1,000 condition depends on coverage, not on the sum printed across the Coins. Every one of the fifteen positions must contain a Coin on the qualifying bonus spin for the full-field rule to activate.
3. Compare the full-field alternatives
A filled cabinet can also create a substantial ordinary subtotal. If that subtotal after multiplication is greater than x1,000, the larger calculated result takes precedence instead of being reduced to the fixed Grand Prize amount.
Worked reading
How mixed Coin values settle on one spin
Consider a field containing x1, x4, x12, x20 and the x100 Mega Coin. The ordinary eligible values total x37. With an x5 side result, that portion becomes x185. The Mega Coin remains x100 and is handled outside that multiplication, producing x285 from the listed components. This example demonstrates the order of operations; it is not a prediction of likely symbols or a guaranteed return.
Cell location does not create a premium for a Coin and identical printed values contribute equally wherever they land. Only two spatial conditions matter: at least three Coins are needed for natural feature activation in the base game, and all fifteen bonus cells are needed for the Grand Prize condition. Between those thresholds, value and multiplier determine the numerical result.
Prize Coin FAQ
Questions about denominations and fixed prizes
Which Coin values enter the side multiplier?
Ordinary values x1, x2, x3, x4, x5, x8, x10, x12, x15, x20 and x50 are included in the eligible subtotal.
Why is the x100 Coin calculated separately?
It is designated as the fixed Mega Prize and remains x100 instead of being multiplied by the side reel.
Is x50 the largest ordinary Coin?
Yes. x50 is the highest denomination that still follows the standard subtotal-and-multiplier process.
What activates the x1,000 Grand Prize?
Coins must occupy all fifteen positions of the five-by-three field on the qualifying bonus spin.
Can a full field return more than x1,000?
Yes. When the ordinary multiplied Coin calculation is higher, that larger amount takes precedence.
Does a Coin pay more in a particular row?
No. A printed Coin value has the same contribution in every cell; rows and columns do not modify its denomination.