Distributor unveils new mining-themed slot packed with upgraded features and scalable payouts
3 Oaks Gaming, a well-established provider of iGaming content, has launched Rush for Gold, a colourful mining adventure built around dynamic mechanics and explosive win potential.
Set in a bustling underground mine, the 5×3, 20-line slot introduces players to a jovial miner and his faithful dog. Glittering gold nuggets and clattering carts signal the arrival of Free Spins and up to three impactful special features. 
Central to the gameplay is the Miner, who doubles as both the Wild and Collect Symbol, gathering values from Gold Nugget Bonus Symbols. Above the reels, three mine carts glide along canyon tracks, acting as Meters. Filling these Meters with corresponding Progress Symbols unlocks Free Spins, which can be boosted with as many as three special features.
The Extra Feature increases the number of Bonus Symbols and can award additional spins. The Rise Feature expands the grid to a 5×5 layout with 40 paylines, lifting symbol values for greater win opportunities. Meanwhile, the Multi Feature adds 2x, 3x, or 5x multipliers to the Collect Symbol, with the ability to enhance or stack multipliers to elevate payouts further.
All features can combine during Free Spins, creating a more intense gameplay experience. Triggering any additional feature during the round adds four more spins, and random reel nudges help ensure the Miner capitalises on every potential reward.
Accompanied by lively banjo melodies, playful animations, and a top win of up to 8,518x, Rush for Gold promises an engaging and high-energy journey beneath the surface.
Commenting on the release, Yurii Muratov, CCO at 3 Oaks Gaming, said:
“Rush for Gold blends immersive presentation with a layered bonus system designed to heighten both engagement and payoff potential. The combination of feature-driven Free Spins and flexible modifiers gives the game a strong identity, and we’re confident it will deliver compelling results for operators across regulated markets.”
