Gates of Olympus
Very high volatilityThe slot that set the template for every hold-and-win release that followed it.
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The slot that set the template for every hold-and-win release that followed it.
The 1000 version pushes the multiplier ceiling higher and raises the swing in both directions.
The candy-coloured cluster-pays original that made scatter-pays mainstream.
A harder-hitting remake with higher multipliers and fewer, bigger hits.
The 1000 remake trades comfort for a much higher maximum multiplier.
Gentle volatility and sticky wilds, which makes it a good first slot for new players.
The Megaways rebuild of the dog house, with 117,649 ways and two free-spins modes.
Gates of Olympus with an anime-styled makeover and the same tumbling maths.
Sticky wilds during free spins with multipliers that stack across the round.
Megaways with four free-spins options offering different volatility levels.
Tumbling reels and a hammer multiplier that upgrades symbols as you win.
Six-reel Megaways with expanding wilds and a wild multiplier in the free spins.
The savannah classic rebuilt around Megaways, with three free-spins choices.
A more forgiving take on the hold-and-win engine, with higher base-game hit rates.
Pick a side: Olympus for frequent smaller multipliers, Hades for rarer bigger ones.
A fast cluster-pays title that leans on colour-matching rather than bonus features.
Egyptian hold-and-win with an upgrade step built into the free-spins round.
Underwater free spins that are chosen from a board of options after the trigger.
Fortune-teller theme with tumbling reels and a multiplier that grows in free spins.
Gentle Egyptian adventure with expanding wilds that add multipliers.
One of the least volatile slots in the Pragmatic catalogue, with coin symbols and a mild free-spins round.
The fishing slot that became a franchise, with cash symbols and a collector wild.
A four-row remake that squeezes in more fish symbols and a higher hit ceiling.
Adds a lure mechanic that shuffles symbols mid-feature to set up bigger collections.
A deluxe Big Bass variant with escalating collector multipliers in the bonus.
The quintessential book slot: expanding symbols chosen at the start of free spins.
A follow-up with a fluctuating energy meter and a wild-triggered cascade finale.
Three gods, three different bonus modifiers and one very volatile clusters game.
The Book of Dead formula with a two-symbol expanding mechanic during free spins.
A louder, more volatile Moon Princess with a 100x maximum multiplier.
A five-by-five grid set in Lovecraft's world, with expanding symbols in the portal.
The fifth entry in the Reactoonz series with a persistent mega-symbol finale.
The original low-volatility classic. Expanding wilds, respins and no free spins at all.
The first blockbuster tumbling-reels slot, with an increasing multiplier on each cascade.
A notoriously brutal slot, famous for five sticky wilds in a single free-spins round.
A five-reel classic where two adjacent reels always spin identical symbols.
Walking wilds and a driving-themed bonus round based on the television series.
A long-standing near-97% RTP game with mild volatility and a pick-your-poison bonus.
Free spins with a butterfly expanding symbol that can fill whole reels.
A Greek-mythology jackpot slot with falling wilds and three networked jackpots.
The first major cluster-pays slot, with sticky wild respins in the free spins.
The entire reels spin along a spiral path, with symbols moving toward the centre.
Water-themed walking wilds with an extra wild on alternate free spins.
Walking wilds that climb the reels, and a nostalgic favourite among long-time players.
Three free-spins modes and a duel mechanic that can pay an enormous multiplier.
Sticky wilds, a multiplier ladder and a raccoon bandit who collects everything.
A sequel with a persistent multiplier and a much higher maximum win.
Late-night graveyard theme with sticky wilds and compounding multipliers.
Egyptian underworld theme with three separate free-spins rounds to unlock.
A Wild West sequel to Wanted Dead or a Wild with even more aggressive volatility.
Neon Miami theme with a multiplier that applies to every cash symbol.
Prison-themed and merciless, with five free-spins modes and a huge maximum win.
A dark western with xWays and a maximum win in the tens of thousands of times stake.
Mine-cart theme where xBomb wilds strip symbols from the reels and boost multipliers.
Two free-spins modes, xNudge wilds that change reel height and a saloon full of multipliers.
Deliberately provocative theme wrapped around one of the studio's most extreme math models.
Submarine warfare with xWays and xNudge stacked into every free-spins mode.
Six-reel western with xNudge wilds that grow the multipliers underneath them.
One of the studio's gentler releases: friendly bunnies, cheerful multipliers and lower variance.
Hoarder theme with the xWays expansion mechanic and a particularly aggressive bonus.
Cosmic donkey theme riding the studio's standard extreme-volatility engine.
A bigger, louder sequel with four persistent-agent modifiers in the free spins.
The original train heist, still running and noticeably gentler than its sequels.
Cluster tumbling with single-reel nudging you can re-spin during free spins.
A wormhole mechanic that removes a whole symbol set to improve cluster odds.
A giant snake wild that eats symbols as it moves and grows into a full-reel wild.
Two mixed reel sets and multiplier symbols that accumulate for a big finish.
Prison-island theme built around a persistent mystery-symbol collection mechanic.
Underwater mystery symbols and a multiplier that can turn a flat session upside down.
Cluster slots with moving wild multipliers that wander the grid as you win.
A sequel with a Giga Jar feature and much higher maximum multipliers.
Christmas remake of Fat Rabbit, with a Santa wild that eats mince pies for extra spins.
A hive that fills as you collect honey tokens, upgrading the free-spins round.
Eighties cassette theme with a collection meter that unlocks extra free-spins modes.
The Giga Jar feature promoted from a bonus to the headline mechanic, with extreme volatility.
Three little pigs on reels and a huff-and-puff mechanic that blows symbols around.
Pick-one-of-four free-spins modes with different multipliers and volatility.
Tokyo chase theme with re-spinning mega symbols and a fair volatility profile.
Mining theme where a dynamite chain progressively upgrades the free spins.
Mystery symbols reveal matching symbols to fill the Megaways grid.
The avalanche original rebuilt with Megaways and a nastier volatility profile.
Greek mythology with a free-spins round and four progressive jackpots.
Three bandit brothers walk the reels as wilds, with a rescue mechanic.
Mountain adventure with lockable wilds and a bonus that can be upgraded before entry.
The book-style game that Australasian players know from land-based venues.
The original fishing slot, with cash-valued fish and a fisherman wild collector.
Jungle theme with Megaways reels and cascading wins into a Kong wild.
A slots institution in Australasia. Eye of Horus and Fishin' Frenzy are land-based-familiar titles that transferred straight to online.
Mechanically inventive slots, best known for Wild Toro and the Taco Brothers line, both widely played in Australasia.
Famous for extreme volatility and instant-win mechanics. Hacksaw games are short, savage and very popular with bonus hunters.
The original online slots studio. NetEnt's back catalogue, from Starburst to Gonzo's Quest, is the foundation of the modern industry.
The most aggressive studio in the market. Nolimit City builds multi-way mechanics like xWays and xNudge around maximum wins in the tens of thousands of times stake.
Grid-slot specialists and the maker of Book of Dead, still one of the most played slots in New Zealand and Australia.
One of the oldest names in online gambling, best known for the Age of the Gods series and big branded slots.
The studio behind the hold-and-win boom. Pragmatic Play supplies more top-of-lobby slots to New Zealand-facing casinos than any other provider.
Design-led slots with strong mechanics. Razor Shark and the Jammin' Jars series are the staples.
Polished, fair-feeling slots with a strong visual identity and moderate volatility, which suits casual players.
The studio that created Big Bass. Reel Kingdom titles are distributed exclusively by Pragmatic Play, which is why the two names often appear together.
A studio and aggregator behind the Money Train series, one of the most talked-about bonus-buy franchises in existence.
Studios ship slots with multiple RTP configurations and operators choose which to run. A game advertised at 96.5% may be running at 94% or lower where you play. The only reliable source is the in-game information screen at the casino you use, so treat every published RTP on this site as a starting point rather than a promise.
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The games New Zealand and Australian players search for most consistently are the Big Bass series, Gates of Olympus, Sweet Bonanza, Book of Dead, Starburst, Eye of Horus and Fishin' Frenzy. All of them are in our catalogue.
96% or above is the top of the current range for mainstream slots. Anything under about 94% is a noticeably worse deal over a long session. Always check the in-game information screen rather than a marketing page, because the same game ships in multiple RTP configurations.
Yes, but not always at the same RTP. Studios publish multiple RTP versions and operators choose which one to run, so the same game can be configured differently at two casinos.
Bonus buy lets you purchase the free-spins round at a multiple of your stake instead of waiting for it to trigger. It is faster and more expensive, and it is generally not available to players in every market.
Not better, different. Total return over the long run is set by RTP. High volatility trades frequency for size and needs a bigger bankroll and more patience.