Online slots: RTP, volatility and features compared
Published return, volatility and maximum win for well-known slots, taken from each studio’s own game sheet.
11 games, highest published RTP first
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Jammin’ Jars
Slot by Push Gaming, 2018
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Big Bass Bonanza
Slot by Pragmatic Play, 2020
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Sweet Bonanza 1000
Slot by Pragmatic Play, 2024
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Big Bass Bonanza 1000
Slot by Pragmatic Play
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Gates of Olympus
Slot by Pragmatic Play, 2021
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Gates of Olympus 1000
Slot by Pragmatic Play, 2023
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Sweet Bonanza
Slot by Pragmatic Play, 2019
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Jammin’ Jars 2
Slot by Push Gaming, 2021
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Big Bamboo 2
Slot by Push Gaming, 2026
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Big Bamboo
Slot by Push Gaming, 2022
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Zeus vs Hades – Gods of War
Slot by Pragmatic Play, 2023
How to compare slots
Three published figures describe a slot. RTP is the long-run share of stakes paid back. Volatility is how unevenly that return arrives. Maximum win is the ceiling on a single round. A game with a very high maximum win has to hold return back for rare outcomes, so it will pay less in ordinary play than a gentler game with the same RTP.
The chip beside each game shows the RTP the studio publishes. Many studios certify more than one setting and let the casino choose, so check the figure in the game itself.
What these pages do not offer
There are no demos or links to casinos here. Each page describes how a game works and what its studio says about it, with the date we checked.
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