This SlotLounge slot offers a thrilling diamond mining theme along with innovative gameplay features. With frequent payouts and a generous 96.51% RTP, Striking Diamond gives players excellent winning potential.

Symbol Types

The main symbols in Striking Diamond are different coloured diamonds – red, green, blue, and purple. The lower-paying symbols are mining characters like miners, carts, and donkeys. The wild symbol is the Striking Diamond logo, which substitutes for other symbols to make winning combinations. The scatter is a dynamite symbol that triggers the free spins round.

Free Play Mode

Striking Diamond has a free play mode where players can test the game without betting real money. The free play uses the same rules and payouts as the real money version. It’s a good way to learn the bonus features and practice strategies risk-free. Players get a starting balance of $500 virtual credits to play with. While free play winnings can’t be withdrawn, it’s ideal for understanding this innovative slot before playing for cash.

Paytable and Payouts

Red Diamond	High Payer	5x	1000
Green Diamond	High Payer	4x	800
Blue Diamond	High Payer	3x	500
Purple Diamond	Medium Payer	2x	250
Miner	Low Payer	0.5x	100
Donkey	Low Payer	0.2x	50
Mine Cart	Low Payer	0.1x	20

Winning Combinations

Here are some top winning combinations in Striking Diamond at SlotLounge

1. Five red diamonds pays out 1000x your bet. This is the slot’s jackpot prize.
2. Getting four or five green diamonds awards payouts of 800x and 500x your wager.
3. Three blue diamonds together pays 250x your stake.
4. Even two purple diamonds result in a decent payout of 125x your bet.
5. Mixed diamond colours can result in good wins too, thanks to the cascading reels feature.

Theme and Design

Striking Diamond has a mining theme set deep underground, with symbols like pickaxes, lanterns, and mine carts on the 5×3 reel set. The background shows a mine tunnel with rail tracks disappearing into gem-encrusted caverns. The graphics are vibrant in red, green, and golden tones. The banjo music sounds like an old western folk song, enhancing the frontier mining aesthetic.