Charlie Chance in Hell to Pay — RTP, volatility and max win

Charlie Chance in Hell to Pay by Play'n GO sends adventurer Charlie Chance down to hell, shot like an old black-and-white movie, with cherries, apples and grapes as symbols. On the small grid, respins spin the reels again, scatters open free spins and a multiplier lifts the payouts.

Play takes place on compact 3×3 reels that hold just 5 paylines. The look is retro cinema – black and white, a film-set feel and classic fruit like cherry, apple and grape against a hellish backdrop. A single spin is priced at €0.10 to €100. Charlie Chance in Hell to Pay came out on May 21, 2020; the data was last checked on June 4, 2026.

The 3×3 grid has only 5 paylines. A win needs three matching symbols filling one of those lines completely – with just three reels there are no shorter hits, every combination runs across the whole grid. The wild fills in a missing symbol on a line, while scatters count regardless of the lines. The stake of €0.10 to €100 is spread over all lines.

Respins spin the reels one more time and give the small grid another shot at full lines. Wilds stand in for missing fruit, so two matching fruits plus a wild already complete a line.

Scatters landing on the reels unlock the free spins. A multiplier adds to that by boosting wins – with only 3×3 positions it is what turns small line hits into a bigger result.

Respins give Charlie Chance in Hell to Pay another spin of the reels, which matters a lot on a three-reel grid; other titles with this mechanic are listed under inferno slots with respins.

RTP 94.79%, lower than 80% of the 400 Inferno slots. Background: how RTP works on a slot. Volatility Medium, like 54 of the 180 slots in the Hell & devil theme. Background: what slot volatility means. Max win 6,666× (€666,600 at the highest stake).

Charlie's return of 94.79% keeps Charlie Chance in Hell to Pay clearly under the inferno midpoint. The max win tells a different story: 6,666× the stake is a lot for a grid with only 5 paylines and sits over the median of the collection. Medium volatility pairs frequent small line wins with rarer big hits once the multiplier kicks in.

With its low return, Charlie Chance in Hell to Pay sits under the inferno midpoint, as the RTP comparison of inferno slots shows.

Instead of Charlie Chance in Hell to Pay, perhaps slot games with a hell theme as the motif, a medium volatility level and a similar payout rate: