New slots

New slots is the category where we place recent additions to the catalogue. Studios release new slots all the time, and this grid lets you find them without browsing the whole casino.

Being new does not tell you whether a slot suits you. Check the rules, RTP and volatility before your first spin, because even a familiar-looking game can work quite differently from its predecessor.

What to check in a new slot

Trends in new slots

Many new releases replace the classic five reels and fixed paylines with cluster wins, cascading symbols or a number of ways to win that changes every spin. Multipliers can grow during a round, and maximum wins are often thousands of times the stake. High volatility is common too: more than 80% of the Nolimit City and Big Time Gaming slots in our catalogue are rated high or very high. Studios also release sequels such as Reactoonz 2 and Valley of the Gods 2, whose RTP and features are worth checking separately.

New game or familiar favourite?

A new slot adds variety, but start an unfamiliar game on a small stake, read the paytable and decide in advance how much you are prepared to spend. Every spin is random. The studios with the most slots in our catalogue are Pragmatic Play (over 600), Playtech (over 500) and Play'n GO (over 400).

Frequently asked questions

Do new slots have a higher RTP?

Not necessarily. RTP is set per game, and the release date says nothing about it. Always check the figure in the game's info panel.

How should I approach a new slot?

Read the rules and paytable first, check the volatility and start on a small stake. Decide in advance how much you will spend and stick to it.

What does maximum win mean?

It is the largest amount a slot can pay on a single spin, usually given as a multiple of the stake. Reaching it is very rare.