By Royal Decree sets a royal court and its palace treasure across five reels and three rows. Ten fixed paylines give ordinary spins a familiar line-slot rhythm, while Hold & Win and the Bonus Wheel offer two distinct routes into the game’s larger features.
Quick take: A palace-themed line slot pairs a resetting Hold & Win collection round with a scatter-triggered Bonus Wheel.
Theme and Gameplay
The royal setting gives the treasure symbols a natural role, but the clearest change in play comes from watching for Hold & Win symbols and scatters. Regular wins still depend on matching symbols forming a result on one of the ten fixed paylines; wilds can substitute for ordinary paying symbols. That makes each spin easy to read before either feature takes over.
Slot Features
Five or more Hold & Win symbols start a round with three respins. New qualifying symbols reset the count, while cash symbols hold stake-based values in place for collection. Collector symbols can total those values and may apply a 2x, 3x or 5x multiplier, giving the board a simple build-up: fill positions, preserve time with new symbols, and see what the Collector does to the amounts. Three or more scatters activate the separate Bonus Wheel. It can award cash or Free Spins with extra wilds, so the wheel may lead to another kind of play without promising Free Spins every time. Extra wilds can help form line wins during those spins.
Feature focus: In Hold & Win, a new qualifying symbol does more than add a value: it resets the respin count, giving the remaining empty positions another chance to fill.
RTP and Win Potential
The maximum win is 5,000x, awarded when all 15 Hold & Win positions fill. The Grand is a fixed award rather than a progressive jackpot. Stakes run from EUR 0.10 to EUR 50, and volatility is medium. The full-board prize gives the feature a clear target: watch which positions fill and how close the board gets to all fifteen.
My Thoughts On This Slot
An arriving Hold & Win symbol changes both the board and the time left to develop it. Adding a held value while resetting the respins gives the empty positions a continuing role, and the Collector makes the amounts already gathered worth watching too. That is a more engaging collection structure than judging progress only by how many spaces are occupied.
The scatter-triggered Wheel provides a different interruption to the familiar line spins, although its cash-or-Free-Spins outcome means extra-wild play is only one possibility. My preference here is for the developing Hold & Win board; the Wheel adds variety without the same gradual accumulation. Both routes put the emphasis on enjoying the features between ordinary spins.
Final Take: A readable royal line slot with two distinct bonus paths and a clear Hold & Win chase.