Devil Fire — RTP, volatility and max win

Devil Fire by TaDa Gaming places a devil among candles, chillies, hearts and gold coins on a glowing red background. Alongside the paylines runs a count in the style of the nine-pots games: certain symbols pay by how many land on the grid and lead to fixed jackpots.

Devil Fire came out on December 7, 2023 and is the first game in a small series from TaDa Gaming. The theme is a classic picture of hell with red light, candles and hot chillies, with the devil himself at the centre. The reel set is 5×3 and carries 20 paylines. Each spin costs between €0.10 and €200, and the bonus bet lets you raise the stake further.

Wins land on the 20 paylines: a line pays when matching symbols touch each other left to right, with the wild filling gaps. Scatters and bonus symbols work separately; they don't pay along the lines but by how many appear on the grid. One spin can therefore bring a line win and a pot-symbol prize at the same time.

Nine-pots mechanic: when enough pot symbols land on the grid, the game awards prizes by their count, with the fixed jackpots as the highest prizes.

Free spins, multiplier and expanding symbols: the free spins round can be extended with extra spins, a multiplier boosts wins, and expanding symbols stretch across the whole reel to cover several lines.

Bonus bet: for a higher stake you can switch on the bonus bet, which is aimed at the special features.

Symbols in Devil Fire can stretch across the whole reel; inferno slots with expanding symbols gathers other games that do the same.

RTP 97.34%, higher than 99% 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 10,000× (€2,000,000 at the highest stake). Background: what max win means on a slot. Hit frequency 41.72%: roughly one spin in 2 wins.

Devil Fire returns 97.34%, right at the very upper end of the Inferno slots.

The upper quarter of the collection is also where its 10,000× cap sits. Volatility is still only medium, which fits the very high hit frequency in the data sheet; the big amounts depend on the jackpots and the free spins.

The very high RTP of Devil Fire is the main reason to compare it, and the page on RTP of inferno slots sorts the whole collection by exactly that value.

TaDa Gaming followed Devil Fire with two sequels: a numbered second part and Devil Fire Twins. All three games stay at medium volatility. The original has the highest RTP in the series, while the two follow-ups return slightly less but offer a much higher max win. If you want the highest return, stick with the first game; if you're after the higher cap, pick one of the sequels.

As Devil Fire has two sequels with a higher max win, the Devil Fire slot family puts all the games side by side.

Comparable to Devil Fire: titles with volatility rated medium and a very similar RTP.