Devil Fire 2 — RTP, volatility and max win

Devil Fire 2 from TaDa Gaming sends the devil on a treasure hunt: candles, elixirs, rings, gold coins and pigs fill the reels against a glow of fire. At its centre sits the Hold and Win feature, whose values flow into pots with fixed jackpots.

The theme is an adventure in hell: a devil in the lead role, joined by potions, candles, rings, treasure and pigs, all bathed in red firelight. The game runs on 5×3 with 40 paylines, twice as many lines as the first game in the series. The stake per spin goes from €0.10 to €100. Devil Fire 2 came out on April 19, 2024 as the sequel to Devil Fire.

There are 40 paylines on a field of five reels by three rows. Each line pays for identical symbols placed together from the leftmost reel, and wilds help complete combinations. With so many lines on a small grid, nearly every position sits on several lines at once. The scatter symbols and the hold and win values pay outside the lines.

Hold and win: land enough value symbols and the hold round begins. They stay in place while the other positions respin, and at the end the sum of all held values is paid.

Pots and jackpots: the collected values fill pots that pay fixed jackpots. The game also hands out random rewards that arrive without a line combination.

Free spins: scatter symbols start a free spins round as a second bonus route next to the hold round.

Since the hold round with its pots is the core of Devil Fire 2, compare it with other inferno slots with hold and win.

RTP 97.16%. 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 14,000× (€1,400,000 at the highest stake). Background: what max win means on a slot.

At 97.16%, Devil Fire 2 is among the highest in the inferno range: around 98% of inferno slots return less.

Despite the jackpots, volatility stays medium, with the respin feature, the pots and random rewards as separate routes to a payout. Its 14,000× ceiling ranks high as well, above the cap of around 85% of inferno titles.

As Devil Fire 2 comes with an exceptionally high RTP, it is worth checking the RTP comparison of inferno slots.

The table shows the Devil Fire series by TaDa Gaming: the original, this sequel and a later spin-off. They are separate games with their own rules, not editions of one title. The second game doubles the original's line count and puts the hold round at its centre, while the newest entry brings its own bonus rules and a higher max win.

Because Devil Fire 2 is the sequel to the first Devil Fire, the original and its spin-offs are gathered in the Devil Fire series.

Related to Devil Fire 2: slots with medium-volatility maths as well as a nearby RTP.