When you picture someone having a ‘green thumb’, you think of gardening and not a zombie, right? Well, what if it were an undead horticulturist? It would be a bizarre juxtaposition for sure. Instead of shuffling around in search of fresh brains, they’d be tilling the soil by moonlight and using body parts that were no longer attached as fertilizer for their eager vegetable plants. And sure, brains might still be on the menu; but this time, they’d come with a nice garden salad.

While this bizarro world of decaying gardeners sounds like a fever dream, it’s actually the premise of the new Mad Jack Hold and Win slot from 1spin4win.

Don’t forget your gardening spade!

The Mad Jack Hold and Win slot isn’t exactly offering a good harvest when it comes to bonus features. It really only offers the hold and win bonus feature, which is triggered with three or more gold coins.

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Once a round of the hold and win feature is triggered, all triggering gold coins will be frozen in place and given random win values. You will then be given three spins to add additional instant-win gold coins to the reels. If you manage to add a new coin, your three spins will be reset. If you go three consecutive spins without adding a new coin to the reels, your hold and win round will be over. All instant win values will then be added together and awarded.

The only slight deviation from that simple formula is a chance to receive a gold coin symbol which features either the mini or mega jackpot amounts. That’s about it. The slot doesn’t even have a wild symbol.

Is the Mad Jack Hold and Win slot in fertile soil?

The Mad Jack Hold and Win slot offers players a bet range from $0.10 to $50, making it accessible for both casual players and high rollers. The game features a maximum win potential of $65,000, with a 1,300x multiplier available during gameplay. It has medium volatility, balancing frequent wins with decent payout sizes, and a highly competitive RTP of 97.1%.

I was a huge fan of Plants vs. Zombies growing up; as a result, I tend to have a soft spot for garden-themed zombie games. The Mad Jack Hold and Win slot should, as a result, have been right up my alley. It just wasn’t, though. The graphics were pretty good and that certainly got me in the door. Once I was there, though, there wasn’t all that much to get excited about. It left me a little disappointed. I give the Mad Jack Hold and Win slot a six out of ten.

If you’re looking for a few 1spin4win games I do recommend Mighty Red and Lucky Robbery.