Evil Eyes — RTP, volatility and max win

A graveyard in a dark forest is where Evil Eyes by Hacksaw Gaming takes place, with the devil, ghosts and a werewolf lurking among tombstones, skulls and spiders. Wins pay across a huge number of ways on a big grid, random multipliers and symbol swaps fire up the free spins, and a locking respin feature collects cash values.

The theme is pure mystic horror: a forest at night, a graveyard with tombstones, skulls, spiders, ghosts, birds and butterflies, plus a wolf, a werewolf and the devil, all in black and dark blue. Five reels of five rows (5×5) give 3,125 ways. Bets start at €0.10 and climb to €100. Hacksaw Gaming released Evil Eyes on September 4, 2024, and the figures were last checked against the source on June 4, 2026.

The 5×5 grid offers 3,125 ways and no fixed lines. Any row will do, as long as matching symbols cover neighbouring reels from the left onwards. With five positions per reel, several matching symbols on each reel multiply into many simultaneous ways. Scatters and bonus icons are not paid on the ways; they open the special rounds. What a win is worth depends on the symbol and on the stake you choose within €0.10–€100.

Evil Eyes has two routes to a bonus. Once scatters land, the free spins begin; a random multiplier lifts wins and the symbol swap turns icons on the grid into another symbol to create more ways, while more scatters add extra free spins. Bonus icons lead into the respin bonus: they lock in place, the other positions respin, and a cash collector gathers the values of the bonus icons that have landed. This standalone bonus game runs separately from the free spins.

Since Evil Eyes pays across a big grid with many ways and no fixed lines, the inferno slots with ways to win are where to look next.

RTP 96.24%, higher than 77% of the 400 Inferno slots. Background: how RTP works on a slot. Volatility Medium-high, like 29 of the 180 slots in the Hell & devil theme. Background: what slot volatility means. Max win 12,500× (€1,250,000 at the highest stake). Background: what max win means on a slot. Hit frequency 29%: roughly one spin in 3 wins.

Evil Eyes returns 96.24%. The biggest win, 12,500×, is higher than around 84% of titles. Medium-high volatility fits that: the big sums come from the bonus rounds, while the base game hands out smaller hits in between.

Evil Eyes comes with an RTP range; the inferno slots ranked by RTP reveal where its published figure sits in the field.

If Evil Eyes suits you: more slots with a close RTP, a hell theme as the motif as well as medium-high-volatility play.