iGaming content provider 1spin4win has released Lucky Foxilian Hold and Win, an Egypt-themed slot that pairs a treasure-hunt storyline with the Hold and Win Bonus round.
The title will be the centerpiece of the company’s Stand B239 at SBC Summit 2026 in Lisbon.
The game’s lead character, Foxilian, is an adventurous globetrotter with a talent for uncovering mysteries that others leave behind. In the storyline, he follows an old map across the desert in search of the treasury of a forgotten pharaoh, which lies buried beyond the dunes.
Lucky Foxilian Hold and Win runs on 243 winning ways. Its symbol set includes lucky scarabs, the Eye of Ra, pharaohs and other Egyptian icons, and combinations can pay up to x1300 of the original bet.
When three or more Coins land in a single spin, the Hold and Win Bonus round begins and takes players deeper into the treasury. Players can also use the Buy Bonus option to enter the round directly, while the Cash+ feature raises the chance of landing three or more Coins fivefold.
The bonus round starts with three free respins, and Coins stay in place on the grid so players can build up their payout. The game also offers two jackpots: the Minipot Coin, worth x100, and the Megapot, worth x1000, which a player wins by filling the entire grid.
The release adds an Egyptian setting, a treasure-hunt storyline and a recognizable lead character to 1spin4win’s growing collection of themed slots.
According to the studio, its approach combines familiar mechanics with rich visual storytelling, so its classic online slots stay easy to understand while carrying a strong thematic identity.
“With Lucky Foxilian Hold and Win, we wanted to create a slot that feels bright and memorable at first look. Foxilian adds personality to the game, while the Egyptian adventure setting gives us a rich visual world to explore,” said Olga Bogdanova, Art Director at 1spin4win.
“We believe this title will strengthen 1spin4win’s SBC Summit showcase and help present the studio’s creative approach to themed classic slots,” she added.