Big Time Gaming
Warlocks
Slots · Released July 8, 2026
Its 96.5% return sits above the 96.44% median across the 80 Big Time Gaming titles in our catalogue.
Against everything released in 2026, where the median is 96.1%, it lands above the middle of the field.
- 18+ / 19+ depending on province
- Editorial site, not an operator
- Release data checked against provider paytables
- Independent of every studio listed
Warlocks at a glance
96.5%
RTP
High
Volatility
24,100x
Max win
6x4
Grid
Ways to win
Pays by
Play the Warlocks demo
Virtual credits only. 18+/19+ depending on your province.
Demo play uses virtual credits only. No money is wagered and nothing can be won.
How Warlocks pays
The game runs on 6 reels of 4 rows, 24 positions in total.
Any matching symbols on adjacent reels pay from the leftmost reel, with no line pattern to land on. Position within the reel stops mattering, which is why these games advertise hundreds or thousands of ways rather than a line count.
Long stretches without meaningful wins are normal, and most of the return is concentrated in the bonus round. The published return figure is a long-run average that individual sessions rarely resemble.
The ceiling is 24,100x the stake, so a $1 spin caps at $24,100.
Budget for 300 or more spins at a stake small enough to survive a dry run, since the base game alone will not sustain the balance.
It is the 12 of 13 2026 releases from Big Time Gaming that we track , following Monopoly Rush Hour .
What Warlocks actually does
Warlocks is tagged with 7 mechanics. Here is what each one means in play.
Buy Bonus
The buy option skips the wait for scatters by charging a fixed multiple of your stake to enter the bonus round directly, commonly between 60x and 100x. It is restricted or unavailable in several regulated markets, so the button may not appear depending on where you play.
Multiplier
A multiplier increases the value of a win by a set factor. Games differ in where it applies: some attach it to individual symbols, others to the whole spin, and many raise it progressively during a bonus round.
Wild
A wild stands in for most paying symbols to complete a line that would otherwise fall short. It usually cannot replace scatters or bonus symbols, so it helps with regular wins rather than with triggering the bonus round.
Tumble
After a win the symbols involved are removed and new ones drop into the gaps, allowing a fresh win from the same spin. The chain repeats until no new combination forms, and many games raise a multiplier with each successive tumble.
Cash Collect
A dedicated collector symbol sweeps up the cash values displayed on other symbols and pays the total at once. What counts as in range varies: some games collect the whole grid, others only the same reel or row.
Hold And Win
Landing enough special symbols starts a round where they lock in place and the remaining positions respin, usually with three attempts that reset each time a new symbol lands. The round ends when the attempts run out or the grid fills.
Random Features
The game can apply a modifier to a spin at random, with no trigger symbol involved. Typical effects include added wilds, symbol upgrades or an applied multiplier.
Setting and presentation
Fantasy. Invented worlds of magic and monsters, where the feature set tends to be more elaborate than the base game.
Magic. Spells, potions and conjuring, where random modifiers are usually presented as magical intervention.
Also tagged: Fire.
Before you spin Warlocks
- 1
Set your stake
Use the stake control to pick a level you can repeat for a full session. In demo mode the credits are virtual, so treat the figure as a rehearsal for real stakes rather than a score.
- 2
Know how it pays
Any matching symbols on adjacent reels pay from the leftmost reel, with no line pattern to land on. Position within the reel stops mattering, which is why these games advertise hundreds or thousands of ways rather than a line count.
- 3
Match the session to the volatility
Budget for 300 or more spins at a stake small enough to survive a dry run, since the base game alone will not sustain the balance.
Games like Warlocks
| Game | Provider | RTP | Volatility | Max win | Released |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monopoly Deluxe | Big Time Gaming | 96.84% | high | 49,920x | 2026-07-10 |
| Monopoly Rush Hour | Big Time Gaming | 96.51% | high | 28,600x | 2026-07-08 |
| Monopoly Megapots | Big Time Gaming | 96.45% | high | 98,850x | 2026-07-03 |
| Wildcat Fury | Rival | 96.24% | high | 10,000x | 2026-08-27 |
| Three Pots of the Genie | Play'n GO | 96.2% | high | 10,000x | 2026-09-29 |
| Good Luck Spell | Evoplay | 95.99% | high | 9,995x | 2024-08-29 |
Selected by provider, shared mechanics and a comparable return profile, not by popularity.
Warlocks questions
What is the RTP of Warlocks?
Warlocks runs at a published return to player of 96.5%. That figure is a long-run average measured over millions of spins, not a target for any single session.
Can I play Warlocks for free?
Yes. The demo on this page runs the game with virtual credits, with no deposit or signup. Nothing can be won, and nothing is wagered.
What is the maximum win on Warlocks?
The ceiling is 24,100x the stake, so a $1 spin caps at $24,100. Wins of that size are extremely rare and should not be treated as a realistic outcome.
Written by Tasho Tashev
Slots & Crypto-Casino Editorial Author
Tasho Tashev covers slot mechanics and provider-published RTP/volatility data across an independent portfolio of game guides, with this site tracking new slot and instant-game releases for players in Canada.