Play’n GO · Educational guide
Win-A-Beest
A savannah-themed video slot with 1024 ways. The studio lists 96.12% RTP for the default build, a Medium grade at 6 on its 1-10 index, a 3.68% hit rate and a 10,240× cap; bets run from 0.1 to 100.
- RTP
- 96.12%
- Volatility
- Medium
- Max win
- 10,240×
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What this guide explains
Key concepts to understand
Format: Video Slot · nan reels · 1024 ways
Published RTP 96.12% (96 band) · hit rate 3.68%
Volatility Medium — the studio also publishes an index of 6/10
Win cap 10,240× — a ceiling on the rules, not an expected result
Slot information
Theme & game design
One-line verdictThe cartoon animals are easy to tell apart and the chunky gold-and-red title is pure fun, though the empty dirt foreground takes up a lot of room.
A savannah-themed video slot with 1024 ways. The studio lists 96.12% RTP for the default build, a Medium grade at 6 on its 1-10 index, a 3.68% hit rate and a 10,240× cap; bets run from 0.1 to 100.
A short story from the game world
A wildebeest with sweeping horns stands at the centre of a line-up with a rhino, a lion, an elephant and a spotted cat, all posed under a bright sky. Given the title, the other four seem to have accepted supporting roles.
- Built as a ways to win game on 240 reels and 1,024 ways. 420 titles here share this format, so it is a well-covered one to learn from.
- Its published RTP of 96.12% sits level with the 96.2% median of the other 384 ways to win games here. RTP is a long-run theoretical figure, not a per-session one.
- The studio grades it medium volatility, which 25% of ways to win games here share. Volatility describes the spread of outcomes, not how often a result arrives.
- The stated win cap is 10,240×, above the middle of the range for this family (median 9,648×). A cap is a rulebook limit, not an expected outcome.
- A studio-published play-money demo is embedded above, as it is for 478 other Play’n GO titles here.
- You want a middle-of-the-scale game to compare against — the studio's volatility label sits in the middle band.
- You want to understand ways-to-win — matches count on adjacent reels wherever they land, so the grid is read by route, not by line.
- You are curious about top-heavy designs — the published ceiling is 10,240×. It is a rulebook limit, not an expectation.
- You want to try before reading further — the studio's own demo runs on this page with play money only.
RTP, volatility, maximum win and bet ranges are reference values and can differ by game version or market.
- Play’n GO has 479 slots in this catalogue; this guide is one of them.
- Among the 466 Play’n GO slots with a single published RTP, 96.12% ranks #443.
- Its published win cap of 10,240× ranks #100 of 459 Play’n GO slots that publish one.
- Play’n GO released 2 other titles in the same month (2020-07).
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Assembled by arithmetic over the catalogue. Ranks order the published figures by size; they are not a quality rating.FAQ
Win-A-Beest — frequently asked questions
- What is the RTP of Win-A-Beest?
- The studio-published RTP is 96.12%. RTP is a long-run theoretical return, not a per-session result, and some operators run lower-RTP builds.
- How volatile is Win-A-Beest?
- The studio lists its volatility as Medium. Volatility describes how results are spread, not how likely a win is.
- What is the maximum win on Win-A-Beest?
- The published win cap is 10,240× the stake. A cap is a rule on the paytable, not a likelihood.
- Can I play Win-A-Beest for free?
- Yes. The studio's official demo runs on this page with play money only — no sign-up and no real funds.
- When was Win-A-Beest released?
- Play’n GO lists the release date as 2020-07-23.
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Nearest by format family, volatility, RTP, win cap and theme — computed from published specifications only. A study aid, not a recommendation.
