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How we compare →Spec source: NetEnt — https://netent.com/games/hall-of-gods/: 95.70% RTP, volatility 5.0/10, 37% hit frequency, 4,300x max payout, 5x3 over 20 lines, €0.20–€50.00 stakes, released 22 November 2010. Read both the RTP and the maximum as describing ordinary play: this game's headline prize is a pooled progressive whose value depends on how far the pool has grown when it is won, and no fixed figure can describe it. NetEnt scores volatility 0–10 rather than in words; this corpus reads under 4 as low, 4 to 7.4 medium, 7.5 and above high.
Hall of Gods runs a 5x3 grid over 20 lines. NetEnt states an RTP of 95.70%, a 37% hit frequency and a maximum payout of 4,300x the bet.
95.70% is the lowest stated return in this catalogue, and that is what a pooled progressive looks like rather than a bad deal hiding in plain sight. Part of every stake goes to the shared jackpot pools instead of the paytable, so the return that reaches ordinary spins is lower by design. The pooled money is still returned to players; it is simply returned to one of them, rarely.
Three bonus symbols open a shield-smashing round: you break shields until three matching symbols reveal Mini, Midi or Mega. The 4,300x maximum above describes ordinary play only. A Mega win is worth whatever the pool holds at that moment, which is why no fixed multiple is printed for it and why any figure quoted elsewhere was true only on the day it was written.
Bets run €0.20 to €50.00 across 20 lines. Some operators require a qualifying stake for jackpot eligibility; that condition belongs to the casino, not the game, so check it in the client.
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Plain-language definitions, in case any of the above was jargon.
The stated return for Hall of Gods is 95.70%. That is a long-run average measured over millions of spins, not a promise about the session you play.
Wins in Hall of Gods are capped at 4,300x your stake. That is the ceiling of the game's maths rather than a typical outcome — reaching it is rare.
Hall of Gods is a medium-volatility game: wins land at a middling rate and the swings sit between the two extremes.
No — Hall of Gods has no bonus buy. The bonus round can only be triggered in normal play.
Stakes in Hall of Gods run from 0.20 to 50 per round, in whatever currency your casino uses. Individual casinos can narrow that range.