Devil’s Trap — RTP, volatility and max win

StakeLogic places Devil’s Trap in a gloomy witch's kitchen, with devils and demons, snakes, spiders, birds, potions, a tall hat and pumpkins on the reels. At its heart are a bonus wheel and free spins in a mode you choose yourself.

Browns and blues, magic and a menagerie of creatures give Devil’s Trap a blend of hell and witchcraft. The witch stirs her pot on a 5×3 board carrying 20 paylines; with bets between €0.20 and €100, both small and very large stakes are possible. StakeLogic released Devil’s Trap on October 20, 2022.

Those 20 paylines stay fixed in place over the reels of the 5×3 layout. A payout lands when a line shows an unbroken row of matching symbols. The nudge feature can shift a reel by one position, so a symbol that just missed can still land on a line. The wild fills in missing symbols, while scatter symbols count regardless of lines.

Base game: nudges shift reels into place, random multipliers can boost single wins, and respins hand out an extra spin.

The wheel: one spin of the wheel decides which reward comes next.

Free spins: before the round starts, you pick one of several free spins modes. Inside the round, a dedicated free spins multiplier applies to wins.

Bonus buy: if you don't want to wait for the scatters, the bonus can be bought outright.

Besides nudges, the base game of Devil’s Trap offers respins as an extra spin, and more titles with that extra are grouped under inferno slots with respins.

RTP 96.26%. Background: how RTP works on a slot. Volatility High, like 85 of the 180 slots in the Hell & devil theme. Background: what slot volatility means. Max win 10,000× (€1,000,000 at the highest stake). Background: what max win means on a slot.

The witch's kitchen of Devil’s Trap returns 96.26%, the upper third of the catalogue, with roughly 79% of titles returning less. Its biggest prize, 10,000×, is also on the high side and beats that of 75% of the titles. Volatility is high.

The high RTP of Devil’s Trap is not the same in every casino, since the figure varies by operator, and the RTP comparison of inferno slots shows how wide such ranges run.

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