Max win

The table lists 153 inferno slots with a published max win, sorted from high to low. It is a sort order on this single characteristic. Other parameters, such as RTP, volatility and hit frequency, can be viewed side by side in the same table.

In this selection a high max win often goes together with higher volatility. That means payouts land less evenly and variance is wider. The median in this list is 5,000×; the highest published ceiling is 360,000×. There are 51 slots with a ceiling of 10,000× or higher. See max win as a theoretical maximum per game round. It is not an expectation for a session. The provider’s volatility indication helps you place the likelihood of longer gaps between payouts.

Hit frequency is the share of spins with any payout. For 71 slots this is in our data. A high ceiling combined with a low hit frequency points to longer stretches without a winning spin, interspersed with moments when larger prizes are possible. A lower ceiling with higher hit frequency usually results in more frequent smaller payouts. Max win therefore says nothing about how often something lands, only about what the model can pay out at most under the game rules.

For 18 slots we have no confirmed max win. We do not estimate this value, so these titles are not in the table but in the list in this block. You can still compare them on other parameters such as RTP, volatility and, where available, hit frequency.