Biggest max wins

The highest design ceilings in our reviewed catalogue, largest first, each given as a multiple of the bet. A game with no published ceiling does not appear.

Updated October 2026 · 17 games ranked
#GameMax winRTPVolatilityDemo playsPlay
1
Duck HuntersNolimit City
30,000x96.05%Extreme3,424
225,000x97.00%Medium13,484
3
Gates of Olympus 2500Pragmatic Play
25,000x96.51%High4,663
4
Sugar Rush 1000Pragmatic Play
25,000x96.00%High3,059
5
Sweet Bonanza 2500Pragmatic Play
25,000x96.52%High2,717
625,000x96.50%Medium1,649
725,000x96.53%High153
810,000x96.00%—6,870
9
Pirots 5ELK Studios
10,000x96.00%Medium-high2,750
10
Lucky PharaohBlueprint Gaming
10,000x94.00%High2,538
11
Huff N' More PuffLight & Wonder
5,500x96.00%—0
12
Gates of OlympusPragmatic Play
5,000x96.50%—0
13
Big Bass SplashPragmatic Play
5,000x96.71%High4,252
143,000x97.16%Low-medium382
15
Plinko+Pragmatic Play
1,000x97.50%Low304
16
StarburstNetEnt
800x96.08%—0
1788x98.87%—474
Methodology

Rank here depends on a single spec: the maximum win the studio publishes, expressed as x the total bet. Games where no ceiling is published, or where sources conflict, sit outside the list. Every entry has had its RTP, volatility and max win matched to studio data before inclusion, and the order is rebuilt on the first day of each month. A ceiling is a design limit, not an expected result.

Common questions answered

How regularly is the order rebuilt?

Once a month, on the first day. The rebuild uses demo play data from the month before plus any spec checks finished in the meantime.

Why doesn't a game with a famous top prize appear?

Either its ceiling isn't confirmed as a multiple of the total bet yet, or its review isn't published. We only list games whose RTP, volatility and max win match the studio's own figures. New reviews arrive weekly.

Could a studio pay for a higher spot?

No. The published max win decides the order on its own, and placements are never sold.

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