Slots with the Highest RTP

What RTP is and where these numbers come from

RTP (return to player) expresses the theoretical share of wagered money that's returned to players on average over a very long period of play. The value is calculated and published by the game manufacturer, not by the casino operator.

All the numbers in this ranking come directly from the studios Push Gaming, Red Tiger, Relax Gaming and Hacksaw Gaming, verified as of 16 September 2026. A more detailed explanation of the term, and the difference between RTP and volatility, is available in the RTP Guide.

The differences between individual titles on this list are mostly a few tenths of a percent, which practically means nothing in a single gaming session. Volatility has a bigger impact on how a session plays out, which is why we list it alongside RTP for every slot.

We compare these values directly against the game's info panel and the manufacturer's published data, not third-party estimates. If a manufacturer publishes more than one RTP configuration for the same title, the ranking shows the value that applies to the version available in the Dukat.bet catalogue.

Slot ranking by RTP

The table ranks every slot in the catalogue for which we have a verified RTP value directly from the manufacturer. The top spots go to Push Gaming titles, while the bottom of the ranking is held by three Red Tiger slots with medium volatility.

Source for RTP and volatility: the game manufacturer, verified 16 September 2026. Always check the exact figure with your operator in the game's info panel before placing your first real-money bet.

Where the RTP is tied, for example between Mystery Reels Megaways and Mount Magmas, or between Money Train 2 and Money Train 3, the order in the table is decided alphabetically by name, not by any subjective rating.

Top of the ranking: Fat Rabbit and Razor Returns

The top two spots belong to two Push Gaming titles with nearly identical RTP around 96.7%. Fat Rabbit is built around honey jars that turn into expanding wilds, topped off with an optional gamble feature after a win.

Razor Returns differs with its mystery stacks mechanic and a nudge feature that can shift a symbol into a winning position right before the reel stops. Both titles have high volatility, so the 0.01 percentage point RTP difference doesn't translate into any noticeable difference in gameplay.

The full bonus round sequence and the exact terms of the gamble feature are covered in the Fat Rabbit review.

The high volatility of both titles means the RTP figure alone won't guarantee a regular flow of wins. It's worth sizing your session budget for longer stretches without a hit, rather than for the average RTP value.

Megaways titles in the upper part of the ranking

Mystery Reels Megaways and Mount Magmas share third place with an identical RTP of 96.60%, though mechanically they're completely different games. Mystery Reels Megaways combines a variable number of symbols per reel with mystery symbols that reveal themselves on a hit.

Mount Magmas instead relies on an eruption, during which a respin gradually adds up symbol values on screen. Piggy Riches Megaways sits lower in the ranking, at 96.30% RTP, but is likewise a Megaways title with free spins as its main bonus feature.

A detailed breakdown of the cascade mechanic is covered in the Mystery Reels Megaways review, where you can also compare it with a classic reel layout without Megaways.

Between the Megaways titles and the classic reel layout, the ranking also includes Wild Swarm at 96.53% RTP, which relies on a fixed grid with expanding wilds during free spins instead of a variable symbol count.

Middle of the ranking: Hacksaw Gaming and Relax Gaming

Between 96.38% and 96.11% RTP, the ranking alternates between six titles from Hacksaw Gaming and Relax Gaming. Wanted Dead or a Wild offers three game modes with varying levels of risk, while Hand of Anubis sticks to a more classic structure with expanding symbols.

Le Bandit and Chaos Crew, from the same studio, share an identical RTP of 96.24%, but differ in theme and their collectible symbol mechanics. Dead Man's Trail and Temple Tumble from Relax Gaming round out this section of the ranking with an expanding grid and tumble cascades.

The terms of the three game modes, and the difference in bonus buy price between them, are covered in the Wanted Dead or a Wild review.

Not all of these titles have a bonus buy feature available, and its availability also depends on the specific operator's and region's settings. It's worth checking the terms directly in the game window before buying into a bonus round.

Bottom of the ranking: medium volatility, not a worse game

The last four spots belong to Push Gaming and Red Tiger titles with RTP ranging from 96.06% down to 95.60%. Fire in the Hole xBomb has the highest RTP in this group and is the only one with high volatility; the remaining three Red Tiger titles have medium volatility.

A lower RTP or medium volatility doesn't mean a lesser-quality game. Fortune House, Dragon's Fire 2 and Pirate's Plenty: Battle for Gold are better suited to a player who prefers more regular smaller wins over a rare big hit.

The gap between 96.72% RTP at the top and 95.60% at the bottom comes to just under 1.2 percentage points, which in practice makes no noticeable difference in a single session.

Dragon's Fire 2 and Pirate's Plenty: Battle for Gold rely on a respin with growing wild multipliers and on expanding reels during free spins. Both mechanics are simpler to follow than the multi-layered bonus rounds of the titles at the top of the ranking.

Why a high RTP doesn't guarantee profit

RTP is a mathematical average calculated from millions of simulated spins, not a promise of any specific outcome. In a single session, a player at a 96.72% RTP title can have just as good or bad a run as at a 95.60% RTP title.

The more important factor for a short session is volatility — how often and how much a game pays out. A highly volatile title with a higher RTP can produce a long stretch without a win, while a less volatile title with a weaker RTP pays out smaller amounts more often.

RTP also doesn't account for an individual's bet size, session length, or the randomness that's independent at every spin. No RTP value guarantees a profit or rules out a loss in a given session.

The random number generator doesn't produce a result based on previous rounds at each spin. A losing streak therefore doesn't mean the next spin is any closer to a win, and the same applies in reverse during a winning streak.

How to use the RTP ranking in practice when choosing a game

When choosing a slot, it's worth combining RTP with volatility and your own session budget. A player with a smaller budget who wants to play longer will usually do better with a lower-volatility title, even if its RTP is a tenth of a percent lower.

A detailed explanation of the differences between low, medium and high volatility is available in the Volatility Guide, where you can understand the combination of both metrics through concrete examples from the catalogue.

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The ranking and the individual reviews are also available in mobile view, so comparing RTP works the same way on phone as on desktop. The demo version of most titles also lets you try the gameplay live without risking your budget.