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16 Coins Grand Platinum Edition

Wazdan · released 2025

16 Coins Grand Platinum Edition

Inside the game

Captured in the studio's own free demo on 12 September 2026. Nothing below is taken from a press release or another site — it is what the game shows when you open it.

The base game16 Coins Grand Platinum Edition as the demo opens, silver on midnight blue: sixteen independent reels on a square of 4 rows and 4 columns, the central block of four cells framed apart. On the right, the vertical jackpot ladder for a total bet of 60.00 — GRAND 150,000.00, MAJOR 3,000.00, MINOR 1,200.00 and MINI 600.00 FUN. On the left, Chance Level sits on OFF with three steps: x2, x5 and x10. The grid already carries a MINOR, a MAJOR, a MINI, a chest, a Mystery, a Jackpot Mystery and three coins at 120, 300 and 180.
Game rules, page 1The Cash Out page, the feature specific to this edition: a Cash Out label can appear at random on a reel during the base game and stick to it for up to 15 spins. If a Bonus symbol of any type lands on that reel when the countdown reaches 0, the symbol prize is paid. The thumbnail shows the label stuck under a Mystery on the left, and on the right a Cash Infinity at 15 topped by a CASH OUT: 5 counter.
Game rules, page 2The Bonus symbols page: four of them, of any type, are needed on the highlighted central reels — the block of four cells in the middle of the grid — to open the Hold the Jackpot bonus game. The thumbnail shows that block taken by a chest and three silver coins. The panel notes that Bonus symbols pay only in the Bonus Game, or on a reel carrying the Cash Out label when its countdown reaches 0.
Game rules, page 3The Cash Infinity symbol, shown here at 420 in its blue ring: it can land at random in the base game, sticks to its reel and stays there until the end of Hold the Jackpot while the other symbols keep spinning. The panel values it at 5x to 15x the bet, paid only at the end of the bonus game; on the central reels it raises the chance of opening that bonus — the small grid shows two blue Cash Infinity symbols above two silver coins.
Game rules, page 4Entering Hold the Jackpot: the round is played on 16 reels and every Bonus symbol sticks to them. Three re-spins are granted at the start, each new Bonus symbol resets the counter to 3, and the round runs until the re-spins are finished or all reels are filled. The thumbnail shows the square fully covered, from 120 up to 660, with a blue Cash Infinity and a chest on the bottom row.
Game rules, page 5What the symbols pay during the bonus game: a Cash coin, shown here at 180, is worth 1x to 10x the bet. Below, the three jackpots that appear at random during the round, each with its multiple under the coin — MAJOR 50x, MINOR 20x, MINI 10x — and the note that several jackpots of the same type can be won in one round.
Game rules, page 6The Collector and the two Mystery symbols. The Collector gathers the value of every Cash and Cash Infinity on screen and multiplies it randomly by 1x to 20x — the thumbnail shows it at 840, an x20 written under the chest, ringed by the values 10, 8, 15, 5 and 4. Below, Mystery turns into any other Bonus symbol except a Cash Infinity, and Jackpot Mystery only into MINI, MINOR or MAJOR; both open one by one at the end of the bonus game.
Game rules, page 7The end of the bonus game: the prize is the sum of the Bonus symbol values, MINI, MINOR and MAJOR jackpots included, unless the GRAND is won. Collecting all sixteen Bonus symbols of any type awards the GRAND Jackpot at 2,500x the bet, shown here as 150,000.00 FUN; it is the maximum prize in the game, and symbol values are not added to it.
Game rules, page 8Chance Level, a setting left to the player, and the three steps this game uses: x2, x5 and x10. Each multiplies the base bet by that much, and the panel promises "at least" that many times more chance of opening Hold the Jackpot — at the x10 step it writes at least 11x more chance. The strip at the top shows x10 selected for a total bet of 10.00. The paytable is untouched: symbol values stay those of the base bet.
Game rules, page 9The disclaimer page, where the game states its own ceiling: the maximum win amount is 2,500x the bet. It also notes that the paytable reflects the current bet configuration, that the outcome of every game is completely independent, and that when a sticky symbol appears the outcome of the remaining non-sticky symbols is entirely random.
Game rules, page 10The rules summary, illustrated by a screenshot of the game in play: sixteen independent reels on a 4x4 grid, no regular symbols in the base game — prizes come only from the Bonus Game or the Cash Out feature — four Bonus symbols on the central reels to open Hold the Jackpot, and a maximum win of 2,500x the bet. In the thumbnail, at a total bet of 2.00, the ladder reads GRAND 5,000.00, MAJOR 100.00, MINOR 40.00 and MINI 20.00; the win counter shows 1,726.00, and a CASH OUT: 6 label sits on a reel to the left.
Game rules, page 11The rest of the summary, as a list: the re-spins resetting to 3, Cash coins worth 1x to 10x the bet, the MINI, MINOR and MAJOR jackpots, the Collector and its 1x to 20x multiplier, the two Mystery symbols, the sum paid at the end of the round and the GRAND Jackpot at 2,500x the bet for sixteen Bonus symbols. One point is added — Hold the Jackpot is played at the bet level and Volatility Level of the spin that activated it. Then comes the Chance Level section and its three steps.
Game rules, page 12The bottom of the same page, where the game gives its return to player: 96.16%. Above it, the Extreme and Double Extreme Volatility note — two volatility settings on which the Buy Feature can open Hold the Jackpot. Below, the MAIN GAME section starts, with the play button and the entry to the autoplay menu.
Game rules, page 13The controls page: the autoplay menu stops the run on any win, on entering a bonus game, or as soon as a single win or a change in balance passes the set amount. Then come the four ways to change the bet — clicking a value button, clicking the last one to jump to the maximum, stepping up or down with plus and minus, or holding either to go straight to min or max — then the Win and Total Bet counters, the balance, and Gamble, which risks the win for a chance to double it.
Game rules, page 14The end of the icon list: the sound settings, where mute, sound volume and music volume are controlled separately, the buttons to the rules and to the paytable, the game history the game says is available only when playing for money, and the close full screen button. At the bottom the Volatility Levels section opens, through which the studio lets the player choose a game style.

Try it for free

The studio's own free demo, played here — no account, no money, the same maths as the real game.

Open the demo on Wazdan’s site

Where to play 16 Coins Grand Platinum Edition

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Everything we know about this game

The RTP of 16 Coins Grand Platinum Edition

16 Coins Grand Platinum Edition is published with an RTP of 96.16%.

The figure comes from gamelaunch.wazdan.com, and the page is linked above so you can check it yourself.

Volatility

16 Coins Grand Platinum Edition has no published volatility that we could verify, so the field is left empty. Filling it with "medium" would read as information while being a guess.

Maximum win

The ceiling announced for 16 Coins Grand Platinum Edition is 2,500x the total stake. A maximum win is a cap, not an expectation: it is the largest payout the game can produce, reached by a combination that the mathematics make rare.

How 16 Coins Grand Platinum Edition is built

The game runs on a 4×4 grid. Its wins form through No paylines. 16 Coins Grand Platinum Edition was released by Wazdan in 2025.

What we checked

The 15 screenshots on this page were taken in the studio's own demo on 12 September 2026, not copied from another site. The figures above are read from those screens.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the RTP of 16 Coins Grand Platinum Edition?
16 Coins Grand Platinum Edition is published with an RTP of 96.16%. We hold the studio page stating it, and it is linked from this page.
What is the maximum win on 16 Coins Grand Platinum Edition?
The ceiling announced for 16 Coins Grand Platinum Edition is 2,500x the total stake.
Can I play 16 Coins Grand Platinum Edition for free?
Yes. The free demo of 16 Coins Grand Platinum Edition opens on the studio's own page, without an account and without a deposit.
Where can I play 16 Coins Grand Platinum Edition?
6 of our partner casinos carry this studio's games; they are listed above on this page. A brand-new release may stay exclusive to one operator for a few weeks.

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