Compare games
Two to four games side by side, with the winner of each row marked.
| Metric | 3O 3 Oaks Gaming | ZG Zillion Games | ID Iron Dog Studio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | 109 | 80 | 141 |
| Average slot RTP | 95.65% | 95.47% | 95.49% |
| Slots at 96%+ RTP | 0% | 39% | 32% |
| Most common volatility | Very High | High | High |
| Top max win | 50,000x | 9,550x | 50,000x |
| Slots with bonus buy | 41% | 43% | 43% |
| Megaways games | 0 | 0 | 27 |
| Releases in 12 months | 33 | 17 | 42 |
| Blocked key markets | 9 | 1 | 7 |
| Volatility mix |
Compare slots and studios side by side
Choosing between two slots usually means opening several tabs and squinting at numbers. Compare puts two, three or four games next to each other on one screen, so a slot comparison takes seconds instead of minutes.
What you see
Each row lines up the same facts for every game: RTP, volatility, max win, features, bet range and Game Score. The winner of each row is marked, so you can tell at a glance where one game leads and where another does.
Reading the rows
- RTP: a higher figure means a higher long-run average return. Over a short session, results can differ a lot.
- Volatility: low means steadier, high means bigger swings.
- Max win: the ceiling, not what you should expect.
- Bet range: whether the stakes suit your budget.
- Game Score: six parts out of 10 built from the game data. Read how it works on how we score.
Studios too
You can compare studios as well as games. It is useful when you like one studio’s style and want to see how another stacks up. Browse the full studio directory to pick candidates.
Where to start
Prefer to type it? Ask something like "Gates of Olympus vs Sweet Bonanza" in Ask. Not sure which games to compare? Use the Slot Finder to shortlist, or open a game’s similar titles from games like Book of Dead.
A winning row means a better number, not a better night. Play only if you are 18+ and within your means.
A quick example
Say you are torn between a high volatility game with a big max win and a steadier one with a slightly higher RTP. Compare shows both rows together. You might decide the steadier game suits a small budget, or that the bigger ceiling is worth the longer quiet spells. The tool lays out the facts, and you make the call.
Questions people ask
How do I compare two slots?
Pick two to four games and open them in Compare. You will see RTP, volatility, max win, features, bet range and Game Score in matching rows, with the leader on each row marked. Add or swap games to test other pairings, and remove any that you have ruled out.
Which is better, a higher RTP or a higher max win?
Neither is better outright. A higher RTP means a higher long-run average return, while a higher max win is a bigger ceiling that is very rarely reached. Which matters depends on whether you value steadiness or a shot at a big prize.
Can I compare game studios as well as slots?
Yes. Compare works on studios too, so you can see how two providers differ in their catalogues. Start from the studios page to find the ones you want to line up. This is handy if you like one studio’s style and want to find similar alternatives elsewhere.
How many games can I compare at once?
Between two and four. Two keeps it simple for a direct head-to-head, while four gives you a small field to choose from. Every row marks its own winner, so you can spot patterns quickly and see which game suits you. Remove a game at any time and add another to keep testing different pairings.
What does the Game Score in a comparison mean?
It is a score out of 10 built from the game data: Value/RTP, Features, Win potential, Popularity, Stake range and Freshness. Use it as a quick summary, then read the individual rows. No casino or studio can pay to change it. Full details are on how we score.