The Aladdin-themed title features three magic pots, and each one adds its own mechanic: Jackpots, Collectors, or Multipliers worth up to x10. The pots can activate on their own or in combination, giving the bonus round seven possible configurations and changing how each one plays out.
Every Hold & Win round starts on a separate 3×3 grid with three respins. Triggering Coins turn into Value Coins and stay locked, and any new symbol that lands sets the respin count back to three. The round ends when the respins run out or all nine spots are filled, and a full grid pays the Grand Jackpot.
Super Hold & Win is the top-tier feature, with Jackpots, Collectors and Multipliers all active on the same grid.
Instead of offering a single Hold & Win version, Tom Horn Gaming uses the well-known mechanic as the base for several bonus outcomes. A color-coded system shows players which features are active at any point.
For operators, the recognizable format makes the game easy to offer to existing Hold & Win players, while the bonus round has more depth than a standard version. Several feature paths in one title give players reasons to come back and new combinations to find as they play.
Bonus Buy is available in eligible markets. A purchase at 50x the total bet starts a Hold & Win Bonus immediately with up to three special Coins, while the 120x Super Buy goes straight to Super Hold & Win with all three special Coins active. The game has high volatility and a maximum exposure of 15,985.5x.
Ondrej Lapides, CEO at Tom Horn Gaming, said:
“Hold & Win remains an incredibly popular mechanic, but with 3 Pots of Aladdin we wanted to explore how we could give players more variety without losing the simplicity that makes the format so appealing. The three pots gave us the perfect structure. Each has a clear purpose – Jackpots, Collectors or Multipliers – and as they begin to combine, the bonus experience becomes progressively richer, culminating in Super Hold & Win with all three mechanics in play.”
3 Pots of Aladdin will be released worldwide on October 22, 2026.
