Kalamba Games launches Diamond Bounty 7s Hold and Win

(PRESS RELEASE) -- Kalamba Games promotes player personalization in its latest retro release Diamond Bounty 7s Hold and Win.

Influenced by land-based slot machines, the title has symbols depicting a variety of sevens and bars aligning with the overall theme. These must form a matching combination across the slot's 10 paylines to award a win.

Players are aided in creating these wins by wild symbols that substitute for all base game icons. These wilds can also be upgraded and the symbols present altered through the HyperBet mechanic.

Empowering players to engage with the title in a variety of ways, there are four separate bet levels available which can add a multiplier to the wilds, activate Hold and Win symbols and increase the chance of triggering this feature via landing Super Hold and Win symbols.

In the Hold and Win bonus, players must land an instant cash prize to reset the three spins initially awarded. These instant cash prizes can also land a Cashpot amount granting prizes of up to 20,000x. Additionally, filling the reels with symbols will award an extra cash prize.

Buy Bonus is also available providing instant access to the Hold and Win feature along with an upgraded bonus round where Cashpots can be landed more often, boosting win potential.

Diamond Bounty 7s Hold and Win is the latest multifaceted release which has seen Kalamba focus on mechanical ingenuity to offer transformative experiences and is reflected in other recent hits such as Cashpot Kegs Megaways, Gold Tracker 7s and Hyper Blitz Hold and Win.

Alex Cohen, COO and Co-Founder at Kalamba Games, said: “Diamond Bounty 7s Hold and Win juxtaposes classic themes with revolutionary mechanics to provide a slot that positions player choice at its heart. This increases replayability and empowers players to engage with the title in various ways.

“The ability to gain Cashpots in the Hold and Win bonus round escalates the excitement and we are eager to see the reception the title receives from operators and players.”