Ice Fish

InOut keeps 66 titles on its shelf, and this one drops the reels altogether. Ice Fish arrived on 2026-06-11 as an instant-win fishing game, not a payline spinner — our records hold no reel or line layout for it, because the format does not use one.

What sits where the reels would be

Treat it as a catch-and-collect round rather than a spin. None of the usual add-ons appear: megaways, tumbling reels, a progressive jackpot or a bonus-buy shortcut are all switched off. What the data does confirm is a ceiling of 500× the stake — the one reward figure InOut publishes for the game. No cash cap sits beside it, only that multiplier.

Who fits a reel-free catch

Players who find long reel sessions slow may prefer this shorter loop. Ice Fish shows at rank 4 in Sweden across 3 operators, then rank 7 in Singapore, rank 9 in the Netherlands, and rank 13 in both Norway and Turkey, each tied to a single operator. Four of its five tracked markets rest on one operator, which keeps the sample small. That spread is narrow, so read popularity carefully.

Reading the 95.5% return

The only return on file comes from InOut's own listing at 95.5%, and we have not confirmed it independently. That trails the 96.08% midpoint our 8,854-game feed produces — below it, though not by much. With one source and no volatility rating, the figure is a starting point rather than a settled number.

Payback of 95.5% leaves a house edge near four and a half percent, and because an instant round is over in seconds, decide a spend ceiling up front. 18+.