Play With the Devil — RTP, volatility and max win

Play With the Devil by Red Tiger sits you at the devil's table: among flames, old books, scrolls, treasure chests and jewels, he tempts you with coins and fixed jackpots. A cash collector scoops up the coin values on the reels, and in the free spins guaranteed and sticky wilds keep up the pressure.

The theme plays on a pact with the devil: a grey and red hellscape, demons and fire, with books, scrolls and chests full of coins and jewellery as the symbols of the deal. It plays with 20 paylines, and stakes start at €0.10 per spin. Play With the Devil was released by Red Tiger on March 6, 2024, and there is also a sequel with its own reel mechanic.

Fixed lines decide payouts in Play With the Devil: identical symbols need to line up from the left along any of the 20 paylines. Sticky wilds come into play as well, and the free spins guarantee a wild. Coin symbols stay outside the line pays; they carry their own cash values, which the cash collector picks up. All payouts scale with your stake from €0.10 upwards.

In the base game, coins with cash values land on the reels. When the cash collector appears, it banks every visible value at once, and multipliers boost wins further. Bonus icons and respins, which give the grid another turn, round out the base game, with fixed jackpots as set prize tiers.

Free spins are triggered by scatters. Each spin in the round guarantees a wild, and wilds stay put as sticky wilds, gradually filling the grid. Fresh scatters add extra free spins. Skipping the wait is possible too: buying the bonus puts you straight in.

Since Play With the Devil hands out fixed jackpots on top of its coin values, it is worth setting it against other inferno slots with jackpots.

RTP 95.71%, lower than 58% 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 2,523×. Background: what max win means on a slot.

2,523× is the cap, higher than roughly 33% of the inferno slots manage. Volatility is high, and the fixed jackpots and the sticky wilds in the free spins carry most of the potential.

Because Red Tiger publishes an RTP range for Play With the Devil, the RTP comparison of inferno slots helps you hold its highest figure against other titles.

The table shows the original and its sequel with shifting reel heights. Both run at high volatility and share the devil theme. The original pays back at a higher RTP, while the sequel sets a max win several times larger.

If you want to see how Play With the Devil differs from its sequel, both editions are in the Play With the Devil slot family.

Again with flames at the centre, a close RTP along with identical high volatility, as with Play With the Devil: