On consecutive days, Playson has wrapped up October with its latest video slot Diamond Wins: Hold and Win while also welcoming November with its wildly popular CashDays tournament.

The new 3-row, 5-reel release features 10 paylines and Hold and Win, the popular game mechanic, along with three exciting in-game jackpots.

Players who land at least six Diamond Bonus symbols on the reels trigger the Bonus Game. They will then have a chance at winning the Grand Jackpot worth 1000 times the original bet if they can fill the entire grid with sparkling Bonus symbols.

This latest addition to the Maltese-based software developer’s much-touted Timeless Fruit Slots portfolio complements classics such as Imperial Fruits: 100 lines, Super Burning Wins: Respin, and Sevens and Fruits: 6 reels.

Commenting on the new launch, Playson Head of Production Vsevolod Lapin said…

“We are delighted to launch Diamond Wins: Hold and Win, our latest gem of a game and a glittering addition to our classic Timeless Fruit Slots portfolio.

“Players are sure to be dazzled by the game’s precious stones, gleaming jackpots and the shimmering star of the show, the popular Hold and Win mechanics.”

As mentioned, the second half of this “twofer,” Playson CashDays tournament kicks off on November 1st and wraps up on the 8th.

Prepare for another red-hot edition of Playson CashDays to keep you warm through the frosty November nights!

A  €40,000 prize pool is up for grabs in the competition and will be shared among the top 200 participants.

Included in the November tournament are 10 hit video slots from Playson:

  1. Rise of Egypt Deluxe
  2. Solar Queen
  3. Buffalo Power: Hold and Win
  4. Solar Temple
  5. Burning Wins: Classic 5 Lines
  6. 3 Fruits Win: 10 Lines
  7. Book of Gold: Double Chance
  8. Sunny Fruits: Hold and Win
  9. Book of Gold: Classic
  10. Sevens & Fruits

The tournament awards points on a round-by-round basis, with players granted 10 points for each euro they win. The Leaderboard will showcase wins, and a participant’s total score is equal to the overall number of points won by a player throughout the competition that is sure to keep you warm on cold winter nights.