Leprechaun goes to Hell — RTP, volatility and max win

Leprechaun goes to Hell by Play'n GO drags a St Patrick's Day leprechaun down into hell, where gold, potions and skulls share the screen with devils and flames. It plays on classic paylines, and on top of free spins there is a separate bonus game and a progressive jackpot.

The theme mixes the hat-wearing leprechaun with gold, magic potions, skulls and stones against a red and yellow fire backdrop, and a cheeky striptease touch sets it apart from most hell slots. Wins come from 25 paylines on a 5×3 reel set. The lowest bet is €0.25 and the cap is €5.00, so the maximum stays low and a small budget lasts for plenty of rounds. Leprechaun goes to Hell came out on June 7, 2016 and has kept its spot in the Play'n GO catalogue ever since.

The 5×3 grid pays along 25 paylines. A line pays when matching symbols land on it from the leftmost reel across adjacent reels. Each line is evaluated on its own, and several hits in one spin are added together. How much a hit pays depends on the symbol and on the bet you choose inside that €0.25–€5.00 band; the value of each symbol is listed in the game's paytable.

Three extras define Leprechaun goes to Hell: free spins, a bonus game on its own screen and a progressive jackpot. Scatters and a wild accompany the base game, while the special rounds break up the regular line spins. The jackpot pot grows with every stake and can climb well past the fixed paytable values. The bonus game is separate from the free spins mode, so the leprechaun has two different routes to extra wins.

Since Leprechaun goes to Hell pairs free spins with a progressive jackpot, the list of inferno slots with jackpots is the natural next stop for games whose prize pool grows with every stake.

RTP 96.54%, higher than 90% 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 50,000× (€250,000 at the highest stake). Background: what max win means on a slot.

Leprechaun goes to Hell returns 96.54% to the player, but the real standout is the max win: 50,000× beats roughly 98% of inferno slots, a rare ceiling for a game with such a low maximum stake. Volatility lands mid-scale.

Because casinos may run Leprechaun goes to Hell at different return levels, check the RTP comparison of inferno slots with the spread of every title before you pick where to play.

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