Real screenshot from our demo test, 26 Oct 2026
Hacksaw GamingReleased 29 Oct 2026
3 Adventures of Alice Hold & Win Demo & review
A 5x3 Wonderland Hold & Win where three Teacups shape the bonus: Blue doubles a coin, Red multiplies them all and Green banks the board for more lives.
Written by Hampus GravePublished 28 Oct 2026
Play money · no sign-up · no deposit
- RTP
- 96.26%
- Volatility
- Medium
- Max win
- 2,500x
- Grid
- 5x3
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FluxPlays verdict
Our verdict
Yes, if you play for the bonus round rather than the spins. The Tea Party is a Hold & Win that changes as it runs: a Blue Teacup grows coins, a Red one multiplies them and a Green one banks the board and restarts the lives, so the Teacups you get decide the round. The drawback is the wait, nine small-paying lines and no stated trigger rate for the Teapots.
Who it suits
Play this if…
- Hold & Win is your favourite bonus: every Teacup that turns up changes what the round can do
- You buy features but balk at 100 times the bet: BonusHunt raises the trigger chance tenfold for five times the stake
- You are learning the mechanic: buying the Mini and the Mega back to back shows what a Green Teacup adds
Skip this if…
- You only have a few minutes: the nine lines pay small, and everything turns on whether a Teapot fills
- You hunt max wins: the top prize is one jackpot symbol, and no Teacup can multiply a jackpot
- Line wins keep you spinning: the Wild stays out of the bonus, and the lines are the smallest part of the game
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3 Adventures of Alice Hold & Win: Full Review
In 3 Adventures of Alice Hold & Win, three coloured Teacups decide what the bonus does: one doubles coins as the round runs, one multiplies them when the lives run out, and one banks the whole board and starts the lives again. Hacksaw Gaming releases it on 29 October 2026, and we tested the pre-release demo. It suits players who want a Hold & Win round that changes shape as it plays, far more than anyone who spins for line wins.
3 Adventures of Alice Hold & Win game information
- Provider
- Hacksaw Gaming
- Release date
- 29 October 2026
- Grid
- 5 x 3 (reels x rows)
- How it pays
- 9 paylines
- RTP
- 96.26%
- Volatility
- Medium
- Max win
- 2,500x the bet
- Bet range
- $0.10 to $2,000
- Buys and modes
- 2 buys, 1 paid mode, see the table
How 3 Adventures of Alice Hold & Win works
The base game is a short paytable waiting for a Teapot. Nine fixed lines pay three or more of a kind from the leftmost reel, and the Wild, which lands only in the base game, stands in for every paying symbol.
| Symbols | 3 / 4 / 5 of a kind at $1 |
|---|---|
| Five tarts (leaf, clover, spade, star, heart) | $0.20 / $0.50 / $1 |
| Green tea bag, blue cupcake | $0.50 / $1 / $2.50 |
| Purple top hat | $1.50 / $3 / $6 |
| Orange potion | $2 / $4 / $8 |
| Crown of hearts | $2.50 / $5 / $10 |
| Wild | Five pay $10 |
How the features connect:
- Red, Green and Blue Teacup scatters land in the base game, never more than one of each colour on the grid.
- At the end of a spin, once wins are paid, a Teacup can fill the Teapot of its colour above the reels. Any filled Teapot starts the Tea Party, and three Teacups landing together start it too.
- Every Teacup on the grid at that moment sticks and comes into the bonus, where each one adds its own effect.
- BonusHunt FeatureSpins makes every spin more likely to start the Tea Party, and two buys start it with Teacups already in place.
The Tea Party carries the game, and the Teacups decide how good a given one is. One gap: the rules do not say what makes a landing Teacup fill its Teapot, and they publish no trigger rate, so nobody can tell you how long the wait is.
Base spin 46 at $1, settled: top hats and two Wilds for our best base win, $9.00, under the three Teapots. FluxPlays demo test, 26 October 2026.
How the Tea Party works
The Tea Party is a Hold & Win round played on lives: it starts with three, and each life is one spin. Only coins, jackpot symbols, Teacups and dead symbols can land, and the dead ones (cheese, mushrooms and acorns) pay nothing. Any coin, jackpot symbol or Teacup that lands sticks to the grid and puts the lives back to three. When they run out, the round is over, unless a Green Teacup keeps it going.
A full grid follows two rules. With all three Teacups on it, every value is paid, the coins and jackpots clear, and the lives refill, so the round carries on. With a Blue and a Red Teacup but no Green, both act, the values are paid and the bonus ends.
The three Teacups
| Teacup | When it acts | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Blue | Every time the lives refill | Doubles one random coin (x2) |
| Red | When the lives run out | Multiplies every coin, then any switched-on Green Teacup in the 3x3 area around it, by x2 to x10. It cannot touch jackpots |
| Green | Switches on the first time the lives run out | Banks the value of every coin and jackpot on the grid, clears them and refills the lives |
The Green Teacup is the one that changes how long a round lasts, which is why we rate it the most valuable of the three: without one, the first time the lives run out is the end. A Red Teacup within one square of a Green one multiplies the Green's banked total as well as the coins, so that pairing can lift everything the round has collected.
The Tea Party from BonusHunt spin 4 with all three Teacups on the grid, Blue, Green and Red, beside Silver coins of 8x and 6x. FluxPlays demo test, 26 October 2026.
Coins and jackpots
| Symbol | Values (times the bet) | At $1 |
|---|---|---|
| Bronze coin | 1x, 2x, 3x, 4x | $1 to $4 |
| Silver coin | 5x to 10x | $5 to $10 |
| Gold coin | 20x, 30x, 40x, 50x | $20 to $50 |
| Diamond coin | 100x, 150x, 250x, 500x | $100 to $500 |
| MINI jackpot | 25x | $25 |
| MAJOR jackpot | 50x | $50 |
| MEGA jackpot | 250x | $250 |
| MAX WIN jackpot | 2,500x | $2,500 |
A jackpot symbol shows which prize it holds only when the bonus ends, valued at your current bet, and the four signs left of the reels show those values in dollars. Coins stay where they land until the round ends or a Green Teacup banks them.
Our $200 Mega Tea Party at its end: the Jackpot revealed as MAJOR, a Green Teacup at 33x and coins lifted by the Red Teacup. FluxPlays demo test, 26 October 2026.
Bonus buy and BonusHunt: prices and what you get
Two buys and one paid mode sit on the menu, and they work differently. The Mini and Mega Tea Party are paid once and start the bonus straight away with Teacups already on the grid. BonusHunt FeatureSpins is a mode instead: every spin costs five times the bet and is ten times as likely to start a Tea Party, until you press DISABLE.
Buys and paid modes
Prices at a $1 bet, with our test result
BonusHunt FeatureSpins
$5 a spin
Paid mode, per spin · RTP 96.28% · Medium volatility
Each spin 10 times more likely to start the Tea Party
Our test10 spins: $202.30 back ($50 in)
Mini Tea Party
$100
Bonus buy · RTP 96.28% · Medium volatility
The Tea Party with 1 to 3 Teacups guaranteed
Our testOne round: $15 back ($100 in)
Mega Tea Party
$200
Bonus buy · RTP 96.34% · Medium volatility
The Tea Party with 2 or 3 Teacups guaranteed
Our testOne round: $115 back ($200 in)
| Option | Price at $1 | Official RTP | Volatility | What you get | Our test |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BonusHunt FeatureSpinsPaid mode, per spin | $5 a spin | 96.28% | Medium | Each spin 10 times more likely to start the Tea Party | 10 spins: $202.30 back$50 in |
| Mini Tea PartyBonus buy | $100 | 96.28% | Medium | The Tea Party with 1 to 3 Teacups guaranteed | One round: $15 back$100 in |
| Mega Tea PartyBonus buy | $200 | 96.34% | Medium | The Tea Party with 2 or 3 Teacups guaranteed | One round: $115 back$200 in |
The buy cards promise a number of Teacups, not particular colours, so a Mini can open with a lone Red Teacup and no Green. On this game the box beside the reels that offers a bigger bonus chance is the BonusHunt switch itself: it lit up when we turned the mode on from the menu and went dark after DISABLE. One review site gives the top bet as $400, but the rules say $2,000, and a buy can cost more than that.
The buy menu at a $1 bet: BonusHunt FeatureSpins at $5, Mini Tea Party at $100 and Mega Tea Party at $200, all marked Medium. FluxPlays demo test, 26 October 2026.
BonusHunt FeatureSpins switched on: the bet toggle beside Alice is lit and DEMO BET reads $5.00, with our Mega Tea Party board still showing. FluxPlays demo test, 26 October 2026.
RTP, volatility and max win
The game's own figure for normal spins is 96.26%, and the paid options all return a little more by the rules, the Mega Tea Party most of all. Hacksaw's game page lists three lower versions as well, down to 86%, and your casino sets which one you get. Hacksaw rates the volatility 3 out of 5, and each buy card says Medium.
The max win is 2,500x the bet, and only the MAX WIN jackpot pays it. That jackpot can land in every version of the bonus, bought or not.
Our 3 Adventures of Alice Hold & Win demo test
FluxPlays demo test
26 October 2026, demo running 96.26% RTP
Base game spins
100
at $1 per spin
Staked
$100
Paid back
$49.60
49.6% of stake, -$50.40
Winning spins
36 of 100
36% of spins paid something
Biggest win
$9 (9x)
top hats with two Wilds; no Teapot filled and no Tea Party triggered in 100 base spins
Free spins triggered
0
natural triggers in the session
Played on Hacksaw Gaming's official pre-release demo (build 1.15.1) on 26 October 2026, three days before the 29 October release, in US dollars, in one session from $5,000.00 to $4,931.90, matching the screen, with every round checked against the game server's log. The bet toggle beside the reels (BonusHunt) was off for the 100 base spins. Totals from the spin log: $450.00 staked, $381.90 returned. A sample this size cannot measure the RTP or the volatility.
BonusHunt started two Tea Parties in ten spins, while the base game started none. The first, on spin 4, filled the Red Teapot, and Blue and Green Teacups joined during the round. The Green had banked 141x by the end, and the round paid $183.50.
The Tea Party from BonusHunt spin 4, settled: the Green Teacup at 141x among Silver coins, $183.50 on a $5 spin. FluxPlays demo test, 26 October 2026.
The two buys showed the Green Teacup's job from both sides. Our Mini opened with a lone Red Teacup, caught a few Bronze coins, and ended after seven spins, the first time its lives ran out. The Mega began with a Red and a Green Teacup together and lasted 26 spins. Its Red Teacup struck twice, at x6 and later x2, and a jackpot symbol turned out to be the MAJOR.
The line game was what its paytable suggests: 21 of its 36 wins returned less than the stake, and the best was $9.00 from top hats and two Wilds on spin 46. Diamond coins and the MEGA and MAX WIN jackpots stayed out of our session, so they are described from the rules. One session this size shows how the Teacups behave, not what the game returns.
Is 3 Adventures of Alice Hold & Win worth playing?
For the Tea Party, yes. For the spins in between, no. The bonus is a Hold & Win that keeps changing, and the Green Teacup is what turns a short round into a long one. The base game gives you little to do while you wait for a Teapot, so BonusHunt and the buys matter more here than on most games.
By the rules, the Mega Tea Party is the buy we would pick: the highest stated RTP on the menu, and two or three Teacups from the first spin instead of as few as one.
Wolf Gold is the classic form of this idea, with six moons starting three respins that reset whenever another moon lands. Pick Wolf Gold for simple respins whose values just add up. Pick 3 Adventures of Alice for a round that changes as it plays.
In the demo, run ten BonusHunt spins before buying anything. It is the cheapest way to watch a Teapot fill on its own.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you trigger the Tea Party in 3 Adventures of Alice Hold & Win?+
Fill one of the three Teapots above the reels. A Red, Green or Blue Teacup scatter can fill the Teapot of its colour at the end of a spin, and three Teacups landing together also start the bonus. Every Teacup on the grid comes into the round with you. BonusHunt FeatureSpins makes each spin ten times as likely to trigger it, and two buys skip the wait.
Can you buy the bonus in 3 Adventures of Alice Hold & Win, and what does it cost?+
Yes. At a $1 bet the Mini Tea Party costs $100 and starts with one to three Teacups, and the Mega Tea Party costs $200 with two or three. BonusHunt FeatureSpins is the cheaper route in: $5 a spin for ten times the trigger chance, until you switch it off. Hacksaw labels all three options Medium volatility.
What do the Teacups do in 3 Adventures of Alice Hold & Win?+
Each one changes the Tea Party in its own way. The Blue Teacup doubles one random coin whenever the lives refill, and the Red multiplies every coin by x2 to x10 when they run out. The Green switches on the first time the lives run out, banks every coin and jackpot, and refills them. Our Mini Tea Party, with only a Red Teacup, ended at the first run-out.
What are the jackpots in 3 Adventures of Alice Hold & Win worth?+
Four fixed jackpots pay 25x, 50x, 250x and 2,500x the bet: MINI, MAJOR, MEGA and MAX WIN. A jackpot symbol sticks like a coin and reveals its prize when the bonus ends, valued at your current bet. MAX WIN is also the game's max win and can land in every version of the Tea Party. Our Mega Tea Party buy turned one into the MAJOR.
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