Tom Horn Gaming to release 3 Pots of Aladdin slot with seven Hold & Win configurations

Tom Horn Gaming is set to release 3 Pots of Aladdin on 22 October 2026, an Aladdin-themed 3x3 slot built around the Hold & Win mechanic. The game is initially going live in Latvia and Portugal.

The title is organised around three themed pots, each adding its own Hold & Win modifier: Jackpots, Collectors, and Multipliers of up to x10. These can be triggered separately or together, which produces seven distinct bonus configurations within one game. A colour-coded coin system in red, green and blue shows which features are active, so players can tell the current variant without opening the paytable.

In every Hold & Win round the player starts with three respins on the 3x3 grid. Triggering coins turn into Value Coins and stay locked in place, and each new symbol resets the respin counter to three. The round ends when no respins are left or when all nine positions are filled, and a full grid awards the Grand Jackpot. The top feature, Super Hold & Win, combines all three modifiers on the same grid. It is triggered when exactly one red, one green and one blue coin land at the same time, making it the rarest of the seven configurations.

The slot has an RTP of 95.07%, high volatility and a maximum exposure of 15,985.5x the bet. In eligible markets, a Bonus Buy option is available. A 50x total-bet purchase triggers a Hold & Win bonus with up to three special coins active, while a 120x Super Buy gives direct entry to Super Hold & Win with all three coin types active from the start.

CEO Ondrej Lapides said Hold & Win remains a very popular mechanic and that the studio wanted to give players more variety without losing the simplicity that makes the format appealing. He described each pot as having a clear purpose, with the bonus experience becoming richer as the mechanics combine. Tom Horn positions the range of configurations as a way for operators to offer several feature paths in a single lobby entry and support repeat play among existing Hold & Win audiences.

Tom Horn Gaming is headquartered in Swatar, Malta, with roots in Slovakia. It holds licences from the UK Gambling Commission, the Malta Gaming Authority and Romania's ONJN, and supplies more than 150 slot titles to operators in regulated European markets.