The Slots
Explore the most comprehensive database of RTP, volatility, and max wins for thousands of games.
Kodiak Kingdom
Elven Gold
Western Gold 2 Double Barrel
Silverback Multiplier Mountain
The Bandit and the Baron
Scarab Kingdom
Amazon Kingdom
Odin’s Riches
Anderthals
Big Boom Riches
Legendary Treasures
Neptune’s Riches Ocean of Wilds
Emerald Gold
Wolf Howl
Western Gold
Wildfire Wins Extreme
Trojan Kingdom
Plenty of Presents
Chilli Pepe Hot Stacks
Wildfire Wins
Immortal Glory
The Eternal Widow
Robin Hood’s Heroes
Diamond Sands
Golden Fields
Adventures of Captain Blackjack
Divine Riches Diana
Piles of Presents
Book of King Arthur
Deco Diamonds Deluxe
Sherlock & Moriarty Wowpot!
Juicy Joker Mega Moolah
Dark Waters 2 Power Combo
Candy Paradise
Divine Riches Helios
Rabbit Fields
Rubies of Egypt
Amazing Catch
Dark Waters 3 Power Combo The Cursed Voyage
Dark Waters Power Combo
Mr. Pigg E. Bank
Getaway Gangsters
Aurora Beast Hunter
Serengeti Gold
Spectre Estate
Ivory Citadel
Treasure Skyland
Paddy’s Pot Mega Moolah
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.