Contact

Why does an extreme-volatility slot cap its payout at 151,750 rather than at a stake multiple? Contact, from Play'n GO, is set up that way: an absolute cash ceiling of 151,750, no multiplier figure in our data, and stakes from 0.2 to 100. Its default RTP tier reads 96.55%. Volatility, per slot.report, is extreme.

Extreme swings, five reels and a 96.55% default tier

The frame is 5 reels on fixed paylines, and none of the four tracked mechanics are present, which rules out Megaways, bonus buy, a progressive jackpot and tumbling. slot.report lists 96.55% as the default in a multi-RTP configuration; check the tier your operator uses. Against our 96.08% catalog median from 9,233 rated games, that default is 0.47 points higher. Our volatility grade is level 5, in line with the "extreme" claim. Because the cap is a fixed cash amount, a 100-per-spin bet cannot stretch it, which changes how the top end behaves at high stakes. Theme tags and a release date are missing from our record. Play'n GO's catalog count with us is 494.

Suits players who bet large, accept the toughest variance label and understand that the 151,750 cap is not a multiple of anything.

The default tier retains 3.45% for the house long-term. Set a firm limit; 18+.