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BetGames launches Gold Raid slot with Free Spins and Hold & Win

Supplier says the gold-themed title was built in response to operator demand and features bonus buy functionality and a 5,000x top prize.

BetGames has launched Gold Raid, a new 5×3 slot built around a bullion vault heist theme. The supplier said the game was developed in response to operator demand for gold-themed content.

Gold Raid follows a “high-security vault” storyline, with three criminal masterminds positioned as the top-paying symbols, alongside weapons, police cars and bags of bullion. The game includes a Free Spins bonus triggered by landing three scatters, awarding 15 free spins and removing low-paying symbols during the feature.

A Hold & Win mechanic can trigger when five or more money symbols land, awarding three respins. BetGames said money symbols carry cash and jackpot values “worth up to 200x,” with a top “5,000x” prize if the entire grid is filled.

Ian Catchick, Chief Product and Business Development Officer at BetGames, said: “BetGames prides itself on creating content that players actually want. By collaborating closely with our partners, we can get a sense of which themes and features are continuously driving performance, and deliver accordingly.

“Gold Raid was born following conversations with an operator about gold-themed games attracting players. It draws inspiration from vintage bullion imagery, but elevates the genre with a character-driven heist narrative.

“By combining that character-led gameplay with two distinct features, bonus buy functionality, and 5,000x win potential, Gold Raid delivers a high-energy experience designed to engage.”

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