Rainbet slots: studios, RTP and demo play

Which slots can you play at Rainbet?

Rainbet slots run from three-reel classics to megaways formats and progressive jackpots. The eight titles below are shown on the Rainbet homepage.

NoLimit City, Relax Gaming and BGaming add their own catalogues on top, and new titles land weekly in the New Releases row.

Where do you find a slot's RTP?

Slot studios normally list a game's RTP inside the game, in its info or rules panel. RTP, or return to player, is the share of all stakes a game pays back over a very large number of spins. A 96% slot returns 96 of every 100 staked across millions of rounds, which says very little about the next fifty.

Read the figure in the game you've opened instead of trusting a number quoted elsewhere. Studios release some slots in more than one RTP version, so the panel in front of you is the only one that counts.

What does volatility change?

Volatility decides how a slot spreads its returns, and it matters more to a session than RTP does. Two slots with the same RTP can feel nothing alike.

• Low volatility pays small amounts often. A balance lasts longer and big hits are rare.
• High volatility pays rarely and pays big when it does. Long dry runs are normal.
• Medium volatility sits between the two and suits a first session on a new game.

Neither end pays more overall. The choice is about how long you'd like one balance to last and how much swing you're comfortable with.

Which slots are excluded from a promotion?

Some high-RTP slots are excluded while a promotion is active on your account. If you've opted into a welcome offer, check the exclusion before you spin with bonus funds. The threshold and the rest of the conditions are on Rainbet bonus.

Can you play Rainbet slots in demo mode?

Most Rainbet slots spin in demo mode with no deposit. Demo spins use play credits. A free session shows you how often the base game pays and what it takes to reach the bonus round.

1. Open the slot and switch to demo mode.
2. Check the paytable for the top symbol, the scatter and the bonus trigger.
3. Spin long enough to see at least one feature land.
4. Decide on a stake and a budget before you switch to real play.

How do megaways and jackpot slots differ?

A megaways slot changes the number of symbols on each reel with every spin, so the count of winning ways moves from round to round. A progressive jackpot slot feeds a small part of each stake into a prize pool that grows until one player wins it. Both formats sit in the Rainbet slot library next to standard fixed-payline games.

What are bonus buys and free spins?

A free spins round is a set of spins played at no extra cost, usually triggered by landing scatter symbols. It's where most slots keep their biggest multipliers. A bonus buy lets you pay a fixed multiple of your stake to enter that round straight away, on the slots that offer it.

A bonus buy costs many times a normal spin, so one purchase can use up a large part of a session's budget. Try the feature in demo mode first to see what a typical round returns.

How do you set a budget for slots?

• Fix the amount for the session before the first spin.
• Choose a stake that gives you at least a hundred spins from that amount.
• Stop when the budget is gone, and don't top it up mid-session.
• Take a win off the table by lowering your stake, not raising it.

Are slot results checkable?

A slot spin can't be verified one round at a time. Slot studios run certified random number generators that independent labs audit, and that audit covers the game as a whole. If you'd like to check single results yourself, Rainbet Originals are built for it, and the wider library is described on Rainbet casino.