Real Online Slots Statistics

Casino Slots Statistics

We’ve done a lot of testing to provide you this slot database with RTP and multiple other figures. Check it out and if you need some more details on what each of the figures mean, find the explanations below on this page. Keep in mind that slot fans will get a practical benefit from this table as they can find different games suitable for different purposes.

Why This Slot Machine Statistics Page Is Useful?

Want to know which slots have the best odds? Know what slot volatility is but aren’t sure how it affects the payouts? Or just need to learn how to make more educated game choices? You’ve landed on the right page. We provide the data that you won’t usually get from game studios.

• One of the practical uses of the slot machine payout percentage and other metrics available here is to adjust you game choices in response to tournament requirements. This can make a significant difference and help you perform much better.
• But it can as well be of great use in general, to make the game choices that match your gaming style. Instead of testing and feeling out each slot, you can use the and easily find the right games.

Slot Machine Math, Complete Picture

Game creators do provide some basic slot stats. Theoretical RTP, volatility and max win. This is what you often get from suppliers’ slot machine payout charts. But to make educated choices, players usually need more information. That’s where this page comes in really handy as you can get a complete picture.

What we have on this page is much more than game creators are willing to provide, and this comes from giving each slot millions of test spins. You can definitely collect similar slots statistics yourself, but it takes time and effort. Here, all you need to do is search for a game you are interested in.

Comparable Data

On this page, you can learn a lot about a game. And you are not getting a generic description. If slot volatility is high, you will know how high it is. We provide figures that can be compared. For instance, Tombstone RIP, Folsom Prison, Mental 2 and many other Nolimit City titles are listed as insanely high volatility slot machines.

But which one of them is more volatile? Because they are obviously different degrees to “insane volatility”. The answer is right here on this page, and you can compare hundreds of slots from different providers.

It’s not just volatility. Find high RTP slots, slots with the best odds of landing a bonus or any win, etc.

How to Navigate This Slot Stats Table?

You’ll see the list of games and their data. If you are visiting on your PC, then scroll to the right to see all info. By default, titles are sorted by volatility. But you can choose any other parameter. For instance, sort the list of slots by RTP or Bonus Frequency. For mobile users, there will be a Sorting option.

• Click on the Gear icon to select the data you want see. If you just want to know the odds of winning in online slots, select RTP. If you want to find average slot machine payout during bonus, select Avg Bonus Win. You’ll see all available parameters and can choose one, multiple or all of them.
• Use the Search bar above this slot statistics table to find a particular title. Or choose a provider. We have collected and analyzed data for hundreds of games and will be continuously expanding the list.
• If you aren’t familiar with some of the terminology, click on the “i” icon for description. Even more details with some examples are available below on this page. Don’t hesitate to explore this table as it offers some useful and interesting slot odds.

The Number of Spins

The number of spins is how many bets we’ve made to collect slot statistics.

The more spins the more accurate the data we collect. But volatility is the factor that determines how many spins is enough. Because there’s no point in making tens of millions of spins when it’s a low volatility slot. This simply won’t make any significant difference.

Play 10 million rounds or 20 million, the results will be approximately the same if it’s a low volatility game. Of course, 20 million rounds give us more precise data. But 10 million bets are enough to know the odds of winning in slots and other stats.

Think about the coin flipping. You would probably agree that you don’t have to toss a coin millions of times to know that both head and tail have a 50% chance of showing. 100-200 tosses should be fine for that purpose. Why? Because the volatility of this game is low. The same is true about low volatility slots.

If we toss dice instead of a coin, will those 100-200 throws be enough to estimate a chance of landing 6? Not this time. Because the volatility of this game is higher. That means you need to throw dice more times. This example explains the difference.

The higher volatility the more spins are required to get an accurate idea of the game.

What Is Dispersion or Slot Volatility

Dispersion is the degree of deviation from an average (expected) value. Zero dispersion in slots would mean that every $100 bet returns $96 sharp (considering the RTP is 96%). Dispersion in this case is measured by the degree and frequency with which wins deviate from $96.

High volatility slot machines offer higher risk. These types of games can produce no or almost no wins for a long period of time. But at the same time, they will very rarely drop massive wins.

It’s not recommended to make big bets if slot volatility is high. This can easily drain your gaming balance, and you won’t even get a good taste of the game’s potential. Casinos themselves often limit the max bet for high volatility games.

This rating is sorted by the actual dispersion we’ve received. Because we’ve used the same way of measuring volatility, you can compare different titles from different providers. There’s a lot of hype behind high dispersion, but you can as well want to find the best low volatility slot machines.

The thing is that you never know how exactly one studio measures dispersion compared to other providers. Previously we had to just believe what providers tell us. The data we provide in this table changes everything. Now you know how volatile different games are in comparison to other slots.

At press time, Tombstone RIP from Nolimit City is the ultimate champion volatility wise. It has an incredible volatility of 4,566.66.

Slot RTP and What Is It

RTP is a theoretical return to player. Today, many studios create slots with multiple RTP settings. This means that the same slot can have different RTPs at different casinos. The slot’s highest RTP setting is what you need.

The figures provided in our table will often be slightly different from the one provided by a developer. For instance, the theoretical RTP is 96.1% while the best RTP in a slot we have during testing is between 96.07% and 96.13%. This difference is simply due to the lack of spins we’ve made. There simply should be more bets placed to get the figure closer to the theoretical RTP.

Sort the list by RTP to find which slots have the best odds. We provide the actual figure that we have after millions of test spins as well as theoretical return. Sometimes they match almost perfectly. Other times, there’s a difference. However, this difference is usually very small.

Max Win Multiplier

This is some other useful slot stats. Actual max wins in our table don’t always match the theoretical value. It can be slightly lower or significantly lower. Why is that? Again, the difference is due to the lack of spins we’ve made. To land a max win, we should have played for longer. Max multipliers are very elusive, and, in some cases, they are almost impossible to land.

Take, for instance, Extra Juicy. In theory, its max win is x60,000, and there should be very slim odds of hitting it in this slot. To hit this massive win, you need to enter free spins and retrigger it four times. The last, 60th spin should come with a max multiplier of x60 and a whole screen of top-paying Bell symbols.

This is the scenario that brings you the max slot machine payouts. We made over 26 million spins in this slot and had the max win of x5,481. It’s hard to imagine how many more spins it takes to hit that x60,000 multiplier.

One more thing. A high max win multiplier doesn’t always indicate that a slot is highly volatile. Hot to Burn Extreme, for instance, has a max win of x5,000 and medium volatility. Meanwhile, Big Burger Load It Up With Extra Cheese has a lower max win of x3,000 but high volatility.

Hit Rate or Average Slot Machine Payout Frequency

Hit rate in slots is the chance of landing any win. For instance, the hit rate of 0.50 (or 50%) means that half of the rounds played will on average get you at least some win.

The information about the hit rate can be used to win tournaments where players accumulate points for any win.

Out of all games we’ve tested, The Magic Cauldron – Enchanted Brew has the highest slot machine win rate of 56.63%. This means that, on average, a win lands 1 in 1.77 spins.

RTP and slot machine volatility by default are two key figures in the slot stats world. But they don’t tell much by themselves. Only when they come with other metrics, they can indicate what type of experience to expect. High RTP online slots don’t tell much unless you know at least the hit frequency. And this is something that is usually missing in the official game descriptions.

Knowing the slot machine odds of landing a win is essential. And when you compare different titles, the impact becomes obvious. As you can see in this slot machine statistics table, there can be a huge difference in the hit rate figures. From 56.63% in The Magic Cauldron, where you can expect a win every 1.77 spins to 6.46% in Hot Chilli Bells, which is a win every 15.48 spins.

Demo both games, and they should be so much different in their payout distribution. Sometimes it’s not about the best odds slots, but how often you get to win anything.

Bonus Frequency

The chance of activating a bonus is calculated as (the number of bonuses / the total number of spins)*100%. The higher the figure the more frequent bonuses. A lower value means less frequent bonuses.

For instance, there’s a slot called Lobster Bob’s Sea Food and Win It. The game awards a bonus on average 1 in 90 spins, which is relatively frequent. But as you might have guessed, these bonuses often produce a small win, which is due to its high volatility.

Average Bonus Win

This is very simple. Average slot machine bonus payout is calculated as (total bonus win multipliers / the number of bonus activations). This parameter can be used to estimate the win potential of a bonus game.

For instance, Witch Heart Megaways has a high average bonus win of x155.1. Bonus frequency here is pretty low at 1 in 601 spins. But as we can see, the average bonus win is quite nice.

Odds of Landing a Certain Win Multiplier

Knowing the chances of landing a certain win multiplier can be useful when you play tournaments. Some of them credit points for any win of, let’s say, x20 and over. Knowing which slots offer the highest odds of hitting such wins helped me win these types of tournaments multiple times.

For instance, the chance of landing a win higher than x10 is calculated as (the number of all win multipliers from x10 and higher / the total number of spins)*100. If you sort the list by this parameter, slots that offer a higher chance of landing x10+ payouts will come first. When you play slots that appear at the top of the list, you’ll need fewer spins to land any win that’s x10 or higher.

Why We Provide Slot Statistics

It’s always good to know how games are designed to behave. Because studios fail to provide some of the key data, we decided to fill the gap. It’s not an easy task as we play millions of rounds to collect and analyze data. But the benefits are worth the effort.

Provided with the detailed stats, players can finally make informed game choices without spending too much time on testing. They can find the right slots depending on the goal that they have. It can be having a consistent flow of wins, finding the highest slot volatility or maximizing the odds of landing certain wins.