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Explore the most comprehensive database of RTP, volatility, and max wins for thousands of games.
Ding Dong Death
Tombstone RIP
Fire in the Hole 2
Six Feet Under
Duck Hunters
Fire In The Hole xBomb
Gator Hunters 2
Outsourced
East Coast Vs West Coast
Duck Hunters 2
Seamen
Deadwood
Outsourced 2
Flight Mode
Serial
The Crypt
Misery Mining
Duck Hunters: Happy Hour
Infectious 5 xWays
True Kult
D Day
Crazy Ex-Girlfriend
Das xBoot
True Grit Redemption
Disturbed
Mental 2
Bounty Hunters
Fire in the Hole 3
The Border
Mental
The Rave
Brick Snake 2000
Punk Toilet
xWays Hoarder xSplit
Gluttony
Dead Canary
Legion X
Book Of Shadows
Punk Rocker 2
AFK Airport Security
Bushido Ways xNudge
xWays Hoarder 2
The Cage
Dead, Dead Or Deader
Punk Rocker
San Quentin 2: Death Row
Space Donkey
San Quentin xWays
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.