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Lucky Drums 88: why the Hold & Spin bonus can use two grids
The gold and silver drums can activate separate bonus grids. A source-led breakdown of how they interact.
Key takeaways
- 01Gold and silver coins feed their respective drums in the base game.
- 02Hold & Spin can run on one or two separate 5×3 grids.
- 03Coins and drums reset respins; money coins remain until the feature ends.
Pragmatic Play’s Lucky Drums 88 page describes a Hold & Spin feature with a separate grid for each coin colour. The distinction is which drum activates, not simply the size of the top prize.
One grid can become two
Gold or silver coins can trigger their corresponding bonus grid, and both colours can activate together. Coins collected during the base game are carried into the appropriate feature grid with money values.
If only one grid is active, a drum symbol can trigger the other. New coins or drums reset the respin counter. Money coins stay on the grid; multiplier coins leave on the following spin.
This is a mechanics explainer using the provider’s rules and free-demo imagery, not a claim that either feature is due to trigger.
Free-demo capture: Pragmatic Play / RTP Direct.
