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“777 Coins” distills the studio’s coin DNA into a cabinet-classic wrapper: ruby 7s, glossy fruit, and a Hold & Win that clicks like a vault. The base set is ultra-legible—deep stacks of cherries, lemons, and bells create frequent light connectors across a friendly line map while occasional 7s supply punchy stripes. Coin tokens with printed values tease the bonus without cluttering reels; when enough land, the screen snaps into a lock-and-respin: coin values stick, three respins begin, and each new coin refreshes the counter. Boosters arrive in tidy, color-coded beats—doublers stamp a single coin, collectors sweep a row, and jackpot medallions declare Mini/Major/Grand outright—then stand aside so tension can rebuild. Settlement is coin-by-coin and instantaneous, returning you to base in a breath. Volatility sits approachable-to-mid in the cabinet, shading mid-high during the feature; frequent two-coin tease screens and honest scatters keep sessions buoyant. Audio updates arcade comfort—ticks, bells, a brief flourish on jackpots—mixed for marathon portrait runs. On mobile, giant numerals and fat borders make even busy lock boards readable at a glance; chip controls live under your thumb for exact bet steps. Operationally, it anchors “classic + coins” rows and is a mission magnet (coins landed, respin length, jackpot tier, biggest single coin). For players, it’s the fruit machine you grew up with—now with a satisfying clicky detour: line a few 7s, lock a few coins, land a clutch reset, and watch totals stack in neat, inevitable steps.