Rock Vegas: Pragmatic Play's hold and spin slot at Whitelotus Casino
Pragmatic Play's 5-reel stone age slot runs on 20 paylines with a Mega Hold and Spin bonus feature, 96.64% RTP, and high volatility.
Meet Rock Vegas and how it plays
Jungle theme on five reels. Rock Vegas is a 5-reel, 3-row jungle slot from Pragmatic Play where stone-age symbols compete for wins across 20 fixed paylines. The grid fills with Cavemen, White tigers, Lizards and Woolly mammoths alongside card values, all paying from left to right. The real draw is the Mega Hold and Spin feature triggered by three or more bonus rocks landing anywhere, which can turn clusters of rocks into multipliers as high as 500x. Released in 2022, this is a high-volatility game where wins arrive less often but land harder when they do.
High volatility demands patience. Rock Vegas suits players comfortable with stretches between wins and with the bankroll to ride them out. Bets run from NZ$0.20 to NZ$240, so you can choose stakes that match your session length. The high volatility and huge multiplier potential mean bigger wins become possible, but they do not arrive regularly. If you prefer steady smaller payouts or cannot afford to chase the big feature, a lower-volatility slot might serve you better.
How the bonus round shapes your win. The Mega Hold and Spin feature reshapes every winning round. Three bonus rocks trigger the round with three respins, which reset each time a new rock lands. Clusters of same-coloured rocks fuse into single symbols carrying multipliers of 5x to 10x for a 2x2 group, or 35x to 500x for a 3x3 group. Rocks can also collect keys that feed a trail leading to a chest, awarding further multiplied values. The round ends only when respins run out or the grid fills completely.
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NZ$2 400 000
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What Rock Vegas symbols pay in money
The payouts below show what you win in NZ dollars at a NZ$0.50 stake. Matching more symbols raises the payout.
High-paying symbols
Caveman2+ NZ$0.38 · 5+ NZ$18.75
White tiger3+ NZ$2.50 · 5+ NZ$12.50
Lizard3+ NZ$2.50 · 5+ NZ$12.50Card values
Woolly mammoth3+ NZ$1.25 · 5+ NZ$6.25
Ace3+ NZ$0.62 · 5+ NZ$3.12
King3+ NZ$0.62 · 5+ NZ$3.12Rock Vegas triggers its Mega Hold and Spin feature
Hold rocks and watch them multiply. Three or more bonus rocks trigger the feature. You get three respins, reset whenever a rock lands. Rocks cluster into bigger rocks: 2x2 gets a random 5x-10x multiplier, 3x3 gets a random 35x-500x multiplier. Keys on rocks feed a collection trail; reaching a chest awards a multiplied rock value from 0.5x to 500x.
Spin and match symbols left to right. The base game runs across five reels and three rows with 20 fixed paylines. Symbols pay left to right when they land on adjacent reels starting from the leftmost reel. Three matching symbols form a win; the Caveman pays from just two symbols. Bonus rocks landing anywhere on the grid count toward triggering the feature.
Wins arrive when they arrive
Wait for the rocks. The Mega Hold and Spin feature triggers only when three or more bonus rocks land on the grid together. You cannot know when that happens or how many respins you will get in that round.
One session does not follow the average. RTP describes the average payout over many thousands of spins. Your own session is random. You might lose your stake in one spin or win big on the next; the RTP tells you neither.
The top prize and reality. The biggest possible win at your chosen stake is NZ$50,000 when you bet NZ$5. This ceiling appears only in rare combinations and nobody can forecast when or whether it will land.
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Your long-run average: 96.64% in actual returns
RTP is a long-run average calculated over a very large number of spins. The 96.64% figure applies to the standard game only. Your actual return in any single session will differ from this average.
RTP 96.64% · Standard game
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