Big Time Gaming
Warlocks
Slots · Released July 8, 2026
A 24,100x ceiling is an oddly precise figure and it comes from the multiplier arithmetic rather than being rounded for marketing. Big Time Gaming pays by ways on a 6x4 grid here rather than using its own Megaways licence, at 96.5% which is a hundredth under the studio's median across four titles. Hold and win sits alongside the tumble engine.
Warlocks at a glance
96.5%
RTP
High
Volatility
24,100x
Max win
6x4
Grid
Ways to win
Pays by
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How Warlocks pays
The game runs on 6 reels of 4 rows, 24 positions in total.
Warlocks is rated high volatility. Its 96.5% return sits above the 96.2% median of the 220 games published here, which is the only benchmark available: Big Time Gaming has too few pages on this site to have a median of its own.
The ceiling is 24,100x the stake, so a $1 spin caps at $24,100.
It is the 12th of 13 2026 releases from Big Time Gaming that we track, following Monopoly Rush Hour.
Big Time Gaming publishes the 96.5% return and the 24,100x ceiling on its own page for Warlocks at bigtimegaming.com.
What Warlocks actually does
Warlocks pays by ways to win across a 6x4 grid, the format on 49 of the 221 games in this catalogue.
The published ceiling of 24,100x is reached by compounding: paying symbols clear, the gaps refill and the multiplier carries across the chain instead of resetting between drops.
Buy Bonus shortens the wait at a higher stake. That widens the swing on a high-volatility game without moving the 96.5% return, and several regulated markets switch the option off entirely.
| Mechanic | What it does |
|---|---|
| Tumble | Winning symbols vanish and refill |
| Hold And Win | Lock symbols, respin the rest |
| Multiplier | Multiplies the win it applies to |
| Cash Collect | A collector gathers cash values |
| Wild | Substitutes for regular symbols |
| Buy Bonus | Pay to enter the bonus round |
| Random Features | Modifiers fire without warning |
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.
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 |
| Le Prechaun | Hacksaw Gaming | 96.28% | very-high | 15,000x | 2026-07-16 |
| Game of Thrones | Blueprint Gaming | 94% | high | 17,000x | 2026-03-26 |
Monopoly Deluxe is the nearest match of the 6: they share Tumble, Multiplier and Buy Bonus, and it runs 96.84% against its 96.5%.
2 of the 6 published returns above beat 96.5%, topped by Monopoly Deluxe at 96.84%, and Game of Thrones sits lowest at 94%.
Its 24,100x ceiling is close to the 17,000x middle of that set, where Monopoly Megapots reaches 98,850x.
5 of the 6 rated games there share its high volatility; Le Prechaun is the exception at very-high.
3 of the 6 come from Big Time Gaming as well; the rest are Rival, Hacksaw Gaming and Blueprint Gaming.
3 of them are newer than it, and it landed 3 months after Game of Thrones.
Multiplier is the mechanic they have most in common with it, on 5 of the 6. Hold And Win is the one only 2 of them shares.
Warlocks questions
Why is the maximum win 24,100x rather than a round number?
It is the arithmetic limit of the multiplier chain rather than a chosen cap. Games that round their ceilings generally cap deliberately; a precise number usually means the maths produced it.
Is Warlocks a Megaways game?
No. Despite coming from the studio that created Megaways, it uses a fixed 6x4 grid paying by ways, without variable reel heights.
What is the RTP of Warlocks?
96.5%, as published by Big Time Gaming, which has too few pages on this site to have a median of its own. Against the 220 published returns across the whole catalogue it is 0.3 points above the 96.2% median. 44 of those pages publish a higher figure and 158 a lower one, with 17 matching it exactly.
Can I play Warlocks for free?
Yes. The build above is the one Big Time Gaming ships, at the same 96.5% return and the same 24,100x ceiling; only the credits are virtual, and there is no deposit or signup. It runs the same 6 reels of 4 rows, 24 positions in total as the paid build.
What is the maximum win on Warlocks?
The ceiling is 24,100x the stake, so a $1 spin caps at $24,100. Across the 219 published ceilings the median is 10,000x, and 47 of them reach further than this one. At a $5 spin that is $120,500.
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Written by Tasho Tashev
Slots & Crypto-Casino Editorial Author