Devils — RTP, volatility and max win

Bright red from edge to edge, Devils by StakeLogic fills its reels with cherries, grapes, lemons, oranges and plums, with no hellish scenery behind them. When a wild lands it stretches over the whole reel and triggers a re-spin with that reel held in place.

The grid is 5×3 and pays across 10 paylines. The symbols are classic fruit – cherry, grape, lemon, orange and plum – in a bright red look with no hellish scenery. Each spin can be set anywhere between €0.40 and €80, which suits small stakes as well as higher ones. Devils came out on March 2, 2017; the figures were last checked against the provider on June 17, 2026.

Devils runs at medium volatility, with regular small line wins; how the other titles spread across the levels is shown under volatility of inferno slots.

The 5×3 grid holds 10 paylines; fruit pays when identical pieces sit next to one another on an active line, beginning at the leftmost reel. Only the highest combination per line pays. The wild fills gaps in those lines, and because it stretches over the full reel when it lands, one wild reel covers all three rows and can complete several lines at once. Each line win is the symbol value times the line stake, within the range of €0.40 to €80.

The expanding wild drives Devils: as soon as it appears it grows to full height, the reel locks and the other reels spin again in a re-spin. If another wild drops in, that reel locks too, and the number of held wild reels grows.

A multiplier then boosts the wins from this wild phase. There are no free spins and no scatter – the game runs entirely on growing wilds, re-spins and the multiplier.

The multiplier in Devils boosts the wins of the wild phase; other titles that raise wins this way are collected under inferno slots with multipliers.

RTP 95.57%, lower than 61% of the 400 Inferno slots. Background: how RTP works on a slot. Volatility Medium, like 37 of the 108 slots in the Fruit theme. Background: what slot volatility means.

On return, Devils lands mid-range among inferno slots at 95.57%. Medium volatility fits the design: small line wins come along regularly, while bigger amounts only build up once several wild reels gather during a re-spin.

The data sheet for Devils carries no verified biggest prize; titles with a confirmed win cap are lined up in the max win comparison.

Again with medium-volatility play and RTPs close together, as with Devils: