Play With the Devil Megaways — RTP, volatility and max win

Play With the Devil Megaways from Red Tiger invites you to play with the devil, who guards chests full of gold coins. The Megaways reels change height on every spin, wins vanish in cascades, and a cash collector gathers the coin values on the grid.

Play With the Devil Megaways revolves around a hellish hoard: the devil sits on gold while coins and chests glow in the fires of the underworld. Red Tiger sets the game on a 6×7 Megaways grid with up to 117,649 ways, so the number of ways changes from spin to spin. Bets peak at €10, a fairly low ceiling for a Megaways game, and start at €0.20. Play With the Devil Megaways was released on August 21, 2025.

Each reel shows a different number of symbols on every spin, and that sets the number of ways for the spin. Matching symbols pay on consecutive reels starting with the first, in any row. After each hit the winning symbols drop out, new ones slide in, and the cascade continues as long as new wins form. A reelset change can shift how symbols are spread across the reels.

Coin symbols carry values, additive symbols raise those values, and when the cash collector lands it gathers the amounts of every coin on the grid. The nudge feature moves a reel by one position when that brings a win or a bonus icon into view.

Scatters set off the free spins, more scatters add extra spins, and a free spins multiplier lifts the round's wins. Bonus icons lead into a separate bonus game, and fixed jackpots with set amounts add to the payouts.

Since Play With the Devil Megaways runs on Megaways reels with a shifting number of ways instead of fixed lines, the inferno slots with ways to win are the natural next comparison.

RTP 94.09%, lower than 90% 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 14,444× (€144,440 at the highest stake). Background: what max win means on a slot.

The RTP of 94.09% is low for this catalogue, but its 14,444× ceiling is higher than 86% of the catalogue's. High volatility is the result: cascades, the collector and the multiplier have to work together before the big amounts arrive.

Because Play With the Devil Megaways pairs a low RTP with a very high win cap, the max win of inferno slots is worth checking against the other titles.

The table shows the original Play With the Devil and this Megaways sequel, two separate games in the series rather than RTP levels. Both run at high volatility. The original uses a fixed grid and a higher RTP, while the Megaways spin-off trades part of its return for a far higher win cap and shifting ways to win.

As Play With the Devil Megaways is the Megaways sequel to Play With the Devil, it is worth opening all versions of Play With the Devil.

Also with a hell theme as the motif, a comparable return rate and the same high volatility, like Play With the Devil Megaways: