Low, medium or high risk

The risk selector rewrites the payout table. It leaves the return to player where it was.

Low risk

Multipliers cluster near 1×. Most drops return something close to the stake, the edges pay modestly, and a balance moves slowly in either direction. This is the setting for seeing how the game behaves without a bankroll disappearing while you look.

Medium risk

A wider spread. The centre pays below the stake, the edges reach into double or triple figures. Sessions have visible swings without being extreme.

High risk

The centre commonly pays 0.2× — four fifths of the stake lost on the most likely outcome — while the far edge carries the headline multiplier the game is advertised with. Long stretches of small losses punctuated by rare large returns. Most of the screenshots that circulate come from this setting, and so do most of the emptied balances.

Side by side