Fortune Coins 2 FAQ: RTP, Max Win, Jackpots and Bonuses

The base game RTP of Fortune Coins 2 is 96.46%. Buying the bonus round raises it: 97.11% at the 50x tier and 97.22% at the 100x tier. Some sites quote 97.22% as the game's RTP without qualification, which overstates the base return by 76 basis points. Operators may also license a lower RTP configuration, so check the info panel in the game itself.

The maximum win is 10,000x your bet, according to TaDa Gaming's published game sheet. This is more than triple the original Fortune Coins, which capped at 3,000x. It is not the same as the Grand jackpot, which pays 1,000x. Reaching 10,000x requires an exceptional Lock & Respin round: multiple jackpot coins, high silver multipliers, a full grid and a final multiplier.

You need at least one Coin symbol on each of the three reels at the same time. That is the whole condition. Claims that you need six or more coins are wrong. When it triggers, the fruit symbols disappear, you receive three respins, and every new coin resets the counter back to three. Coin values collected in the base game carry into the round.

No. Fortune Coins 2 has no free spins round. The bonus is a respin feature called Lock & Respin, which TaDa also markets as Hit the Cash. Several pages describe a free spins round awarding 8, 12 or 15 spins for scatter symbols; that description does not match this game. There are no scatters and no free spins.

Fortune Coins 2 has four fixed jackpots, all expressed as bet multipliers: Mini 15x, Minor 25x, Major 100x and Grand 1,000x. None of them is progressive. They are carried on Jackpot Coin symbols that land on reels 1 and 3 and are paid when collected by the gold Bonus Coin on reel 2 or during the respin round.

No. TaDa Gaming rates the volatility at 2 out of 5 — low to medium. Hit frequency is around 15.83%, so roughly one spin in six returns something. The Lock & Respin round arrives about once every 167 spins. Sources describing the game as high volatility are incorrect.

There are two tiers: 50x your bet for guaranteed entry with one or two coin piles (97.11% RTP), and 100x your bet for guaranteed entry with two coin piles (97.22% RTP). Unusually, both improve the theoretical return relative to base play. Reports of an 80x buy price appear to describe a different game.

Extra Bet adds 50% to your stake and merges the gold and silver coin piles above the reels into a single Royal Fortune Coin Pile. Both pile effects then apply together, increasing how often features trigger. The published RTP does not change. You pay more per spin and see the bonus more often, which shortens your session without altering long-run expectation.

10 September 2025, by TaDa Gaming. The original Fortune Coins arrived earlier the same year.

€0.20 to €200 per spin at the provider default, roughly ₱13 to ₱13,000 depending on conversion. Turning on Extra Bet adds 50% on top of whatever stake you select.

No. IGT's Fortune Coin is an unrelated Asian-themed slot with 243 ways to win and a 96.2% RTP. TaDa's Fortune Coins 2 is a 3×3 machine with five fixed paylines. Casino lobbies list both, and the names are close enough to cause confusion.

Yes. The game is built in HTML5 and runs directly in a mobile browser with no app or download. The 3×3 grid is one of the smallest render targets in TaDa's catalogue, so it performs well on entry-level Android hardware.