3 Pots of Venice (Betsoft): Three Coin Pots, Hold & Win and 10,000x Max Win
Published 11 October 2026. Betsoft released 3 Pots of Venice on 2 October: a very-high-volatility carnival slot on a 5x3 grid with 25 paylines, where three Coin Pots above the reels - Extra, Multi and Double - feed a Hold & Win bonus with a 10,000x max win.
Official game art: Betsoft.
Key facts
| Provider | Betsoft |
|---|---|
| Release date | 2 October 2026 |
| Layout | 5x3 grid, 25 paylines, pays left to right |
| RTP | 96.20% |
| Volatility | Very high |
| Hit rate | 18.40% |
| Max win | 10,000x the bet |
| Signature mechanic | Three Coin Pots (Extra, Multi, Double); Hold & Win with 3-4 respins; Buy Bonus with guaranteed pots |
How it plays
The base game is a straightforward 5x3, 25-payline slot set at a Venetian carnival, with a wild on every reel substituting for everything except the Coin Pot Bonus symbols. The real game sits above the reels: three Coin Pots labeled Extra, Multi and Double. Each pot collects its own Coin Pot Bonus symbols, and filling any pot can open the Hold & Win feature - with more than one pot able to trigger at the same time.
The Hold & Win feature, powered by the three Coin Pots. Official screenshot: Betsoft.
The pots change the rules of the bonus in different ways. Extra raises the respin count from 3 to 4. Multi scatters random multipliers of 2x to 10x across the reels. Double duplicates the whole board, with each board collecting prizes independently. Since pots can trigger together, the strongest rounds come from combinations rather than any single pot on its own.
Wilds land on every reel in the base game. Official screenshot: Betsoft.
Players in permitted markets can skip the wait with the Buy Bonus, which opens Hold & Win with one or two guaranteed active pots. The top prize is 10,000x the bet.
Buy Bonus opens the feature with one or two guaranteed pots. Official screenshot: Betsoft.
Where to play
Betsoft titles sit in the lobbies of Vave and N1 Casino - availability varies by region, so check the lobby in your jurisdiction before depositing.