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Explore the most comprehensive database of RTP, volatility, and max wins for thousands of games.
Epic Ze Zeus
Wanted Dead or a Wild
Fire in the Hole 2
Uncle Profit
Clawsy Collector
Gates of Olympus
Fire In The Hole xBomb
Coin Quest 2
Langley Street 23
Gates of Olympus 1000
Lil Devil
Flame Busters
Death Dominion
Gates of Olympus Super Scatter
Space Miners
Dead or Alive
Jade Legends
Sweet Bonanza
Fire Hopper
Pine of Plinko
Dead By Noon
Sweet Bonanza 1000
East Coast Vs West Coast
Book of Ra Deluxe
The Library Overdue
Sweet Bonanza Xmas
Ancient Tumble
Jack and the Beanstalk
Ragnarok Gold
Sugar Rush
Mad Cars
Gonzo’s Quest
Diner Dogs
Sugar Rush 1000
Blood Suckers MegaWays
Royal Potato
Piranha Bite Club
Starlight Princess
Danger High Voltage
Bones and Bounty
Miner Moles
Starlight Princess 1000
Queen of Riches Megaways
Crystal Golem
Supreme Zeus
Le Bandit
Cash Truck
Huntress: Wild Vengeance
Slot RTP, volatility & max wins — what the stats mean
RTP (return to player) is the percentage of total stakes a slot is designed to pay back over millions of spins. A 96% RTP slot keeps 4% as the house edge in the long run — but any single session can finish far above or below that number. Most modern online slots sit between 94% and 97%; every game in this database lists its published RTP so you can compare before you spin.
Volatility describes how a slot pays, not how much. Low-volatility games land frequent small wins; high-volatility games pay rarely but big — the style behind most viral max-win clips. Neither is "better": pick low volatility to stretch a balance, high volatility to chase big multipliers.
Max win is the game's advertised ceiling, usually expressed as a multiple of your stake (5,000x, 10,000x and beyond). It's deliberately rare — use it alongside RTP and volatility to understand a slot's character rather than as an expectation.