Da Vinci Diamonds
On cruise ships
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How it plays. A 20-line video slot built on IGT's Tumbling Reels. After each win, the winning symbols disappear and new ones fall into the gaps, so a single paid spin can chain several wins. More on how it plays
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Where Da Vinci Diamonds has been reported
We haven't found a dated public report of this game on a cruise ship yet.
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How Da Vinci Diamonds plays
How it plays
Three bonus symbols start six free spins, and more bonus symbols during the feature add 2 to 15 extra spins (a review cites a cap of 300). Tumbles keep working during the free spins. The art mixes Leonardo-style paintings with gemstones.
Features
- Tumbling Reels chain wins from one paid spin
- 6 free spins from 3 bonus symbols; extra bonus symbols add more spins
- Free-spin total capped at 300 (review)
- Spin-offs include Dual Play and a keno version
At a glance
- Maker
- IGT
- Series
- Da Vinci Diamonds
- First released
- 2006
- Type
- Free games
- Mechanics
- Tumbling reels, Free spins, Retriggers
- Theme
- Renaissance art and gemstones
- Layout
- 5x3, 20 lines
- Bets
- Online roughly $0.20–$200 per spin (review); land settings vary
- Payback
- Not published. On ships, the operator sets it and doesn't post it.
In the Da Vinci Diamonds series
Tips from players and reviewers
- Chained tumbles are how small bets build up, so judge a spin by the whole chain rather than the first win.
- The free spins retrigger, but most bonuses are modest. Don't raise your bet chasing a huge run.
Tips can't change the odds of any spin. They help you pick a bet level and a machine.
Industry standing and land-casino jackpots
It popularized IGT's tumbling-reels mechanic and has stayed in IGT's land and online libraries for well over a decade, with spin-offs such as Dual Play and a keno version. We found no recent trade-press ranking, so this claim rests mainly on the game's long life.
Help the next passenger know whether Da Vinci Diamonds is still aboard your ship
Played it on a cruise? A quick report (ship and month) tells other players where to look before they sail.
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How reports are checked
- Only signed-in members with a confirmed email address can report.
- One report per member for each game, ship and month, from the line's fleet list.
- Up to 20 reports a day per member.
- A report without a note is published straight away. A report with a written note is held until an editor has read it.
- Editors can approve or reject held reports and remove any report. You can delete your own reports at any time.
- Published reports show the line, ship, month and note, never your name or email.
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