Max win

How high the ceiling actually goes.

Every slot advertises a top award and almost none explain what it costs to chase. These are the certified ceilings, straight from the operator’s fairness endpoint — alongside what each game charges to buy its way into the feature.

Games: 3,176
Highest ceiling: 1,000,000×
Median ceiling: 10,000×
Priciest buy: 22,500×

Where the ceilings cluster

Slot maths likes round numbers

Ceilings are not spread evenly — 904 of 3,176 games stop at exactly 10,000×. The top awards a studio picks are a convention as much as a calculation.

10,000×904 games
25,000×512 games
5,000×508 games
20,000×226 games
15,000×215 games
50,000×130 games

Worth knowing before you buy

495 games sell a buy that cannot pay the top award

In these games at least one purchasable mode costs more than a base spin but has a LOWER maximum than the game's own ceiling. You pay extra for a smaller upper bound — which is a legitimate design choice, and one no lobby tells you about.

Game	Game ceiling	Capped buys	Priciest buy
3D Plinko 10000xCoreffect Interactive	114,236.1×	14	22,500×
Bonk Boiskygaming	1,000,000×	3	20,000×
Coin BerserkTitan Gaming	100,000×	10	10,000×
Legacy of ZeusLaser Pvp	50,000×	1	5,000×
Pixel Cafe TokyoTwist Gaming	50,000×	4	5,000×
Gravity HoleCrimsonClover	10,000×	8	3,889×
Hog Gone WildTitan Gaming	100,000×	7	3,000×
Alchemist ForgeSilver Play	30,000×	2	2,000×
Dojo Duel 2Titan Gaming	100,000×	9	2,000×
Madame 1000Atomic Play	30,000×	1	1,500×
Cyber TrainChatty Games	50,000×	6	1,500×
Lair Of GalosCreative City	100,000×	4	1,500×

The eight-bar mark is the game's payout fingerprint: the losing bar, then seven win bands. It is drawn only where the certified lookup table has been read — 262 of 3,176 games here — and an empty slot means the distribution is not on record, never that the game pays nothing.

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3,176 ceilings

2,972 of these (94%) sell a bonus buy. Sort by buy price to see what the expensive end of the platform charges.

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