Evil Devil — RTP, volatility and max win

Peter & Sons fills the black and red hell of Evil Devil with devils, demons, monsters, snakes and skulls crowding the reels. Dynamic reels change the number of symbols on each reel every spin, and splitting symbols push the number of ways even higher.

The theme is relentlessly dark, with fire, snakes and skulls framing the devils and demons and card symbols filling out the rest of the reels. The grid measures 6×7 and offers up to 117,649 ways; the exact count depends on how many symbols land on each reel in a given spin. Spin bets cover €0.20 through €50. Evil Devil came out on September 16, 2024, making it one of the newer hell titles from Peter & Sons.

Evil Devil does not pay on fixed lines but on ways: a symbol has to repeat on adjacent reels from the left, and its position within each reel does not matter. Because the reels of the 6×7 grid show a different number of symbols every spin, the number of active ways changes from spin to spin, up to the maximum of 117,649 ways. Splitting symbols count double and add even more ways on their reel. Every hit scales with the bet you picked between €0.20 and €50.

Several mechanics work together in the base game: splitting symbols multiply positions, expanding symbols spread out, and sticky symbols stay put for respins while the rest of the grid spins again. Random multipliers can boost any win, and the wild helps complete combinations. Scatters lead into free spins, which come with their own multiplier. The bonus buy lets you start that round straight away.

Since Evil Devil pays on a shifting number of ways instead of fixed lines, move on to the other inferno slots with ways to win.

RTP 96.1%, higher than 63% of the 400 Inferno slots. 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× (€500,000 at the highest stake). Background: what max win means on a slot. Hit frequency 17.88%: roughly one spin in 6 wins.

Evil Devil returns 96.1%. A 10,000× ceiling, ahead of around 75% of titles, matches the high volatility. Peter & Sons puts the hit frequency at 17.88%.

Versions of Evil Devil can differ from casino to casino, and as the return level changes with them, check the RTP comparison of inferno slots before you play.

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