Betclic strips a slot down to one idea. The three by three comb holds nothing but golden bee coins, each stamped with its own denomination, and the whole game is about how many of them you can make stay.
In the base game bees simply land. Three or more anywhere pay the sum of what they carry. But the middle row is outlined in gold for a reason: three bees landing across it lock the comb and start Hold and Win.
From there you get three respins. Every new bee that lands sticks in place permanently and resets the counter straight back to three, so a comb that keeps filling never runs out. The round only ends when three respins pass with nothing new, or when all nine cells are full, which awards the Grand jackpot outright.
Not every bee shows its face. Mystery bees stay blank until the round is over, then reveal a denomination, a Cash Infinite or a jackpot. Each Cash Infinite doubles the entire collected amount, so two of them quadruple everything held on the comb. Mini, Major and Grand jackpots can land as coins directly or hide behind a Mystery, and the dedicated result screen walks through every reveal one by one and shows exactly which jackpots locked.
A rules screen lays out the full mechanic, the special bees and the complete denomination ladder, and an achievements tab beside it tracks six milestones from the first lock through to filling the whole hive. Settings cover the coin chime with its own volume slider and a turbo mode for the respins.
This is a free social game. The credits are virtual, hold no value, cannot be purchased and cannot be exchanged for anything at all. Nothing of value can be won here, and it is not gambling. How a session goes here predicts nothing about anything else.
Betclic runs fully offline with no account and no ads. Just nine cells and one more bee.
Three golden bees in the middle row lock the comb into respins.