Diablo Reels — RTP, volatility and max win

Diablo Reels from ELK Studios puts hell motifs, skulls and Day of the Dead icons on a compact 3×3 grid with 5 paylines, and lands at RTP 96.3%, medium-high volatility and max win 2,500×.

Besides its hellish icons, Diablo Reels from ELK Studios puts bells, lemons, chillies and diamonds on the reels, in black, brown and violet. The compact 3×3 grid delivers 5 fixed paylines. The game was released on August 4, 2020; stakes run from €0.20 to €100 and the hit frequency is 18.1%. Stacked symbols and the nudge feature work on those same lines.

Because Diablo Reels appears in several RTP versions, the guide to RTP versions of inferno slots covers why a site might run a lower setting and how to verify the active version inside the game information panel.

Diablo Reels: RTP 96.3%. Background: how RTP works on a slot.

An RTP of 96.3% puts Diablo Reels in the upper part of the inferno selection.

Given that an RTP only means something next to other titles, the hub on RTP of inferno slots shows where the figure of Diablo Reels stands among the other inferno titles, ordered by RTP.

Volatility: medium-high, hit frequency 18.1%. Background: what slot volatility means. Max win: 2,500× the stake. Background: what max win means on a slot.

At medium-high volatility, the max win of 2,500× sits in the lower part of the inferno selection.

Scatters open the free spins, a bonus round without extra stake per spin. Multipliers multiply wins. The nudge feature pushes a stacked symbol by one position. Stacked symbols fill several positions on a reel at once. A respin wild starts a respin, in which the reels spin again at no extra stake. Wilds substitute for regular symbols on the paylines.

Since Diablo Reels includes respins, the page on inferno slots with respins explains trigger patterns, interaction with wilds and pacing, and lists other inferno titles using the same restart mechanic.

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