Paylines
50 fixed paylines
Three gold pots sit on the top of the cabinet. Blue for Multiplier, red for Expanding, green for Extra Spin. Watch them for a minute and Eternal Diamonds explains itself: every coloured chip you catch drops into its matching pot, and sooner or later one of those collections kicks the door open on the respin round. Pragmatic Play built the whole thing around that gesture.
The reels themselves are old Vegas on purpose. BAR plaques, gold bells, cherries, a diamond-crusted horseshoe, a ruby seven, all framed in gilt against a neon strip with a hostess posing at the edge. Standard stuff, and the pays match: 50 fixed lines across a 5×3 grid, with five of the best regular symbol worth a whisper under 4x your stake. That's not a bug. The base game is a feeder, nothing more, and the 28% hit rate (roughly one paid spin in 3.56) mostly hands you small change while you wait.
What you're waiting for arrives about once every 99 spins. The respin round strips the strips down to blanks, cash diamonds and chips, opens with three respins, and resets that counter every single time something lands. Locked symbols stay locked. One, two or all three modifiers can be running: multipliers from x2 to x100 dropping onto positions, red chips resolving on their own mini grid that swells from 2×2 up through 5×5, green chips adding respins on top of the three. Fill all fifteen squares and the Grand pays 2000x. The Major is 125x, and there are no free spins here at all, whatever the field names in the background suggest.
Now the honest part. Money diamonds run from 0.2x to 125x, but that ladder is brutally bottom-heavy: most values sit at or below 4x, so a full-looking grid can still settle for single digits. A round that locked eleven symbols across twelve respins still closed at 5x the stake. Worth buying in? Three doors exist at 50x, 150x and 250x total bet, and the RTP barely moves between them, so it's convenience rather than edge.
Headline numbers: 96.50% RTP, medium volatility, 20,000x cap, stakes from $0.20 to $240. Note this is a pre-release build ahead of the 10 September 2026 launch, and its own help text misprints both the buy prices and the jackpot values.