Devil’s Number

Devil's Number leans into dark comedy with a high-volatility setup that actually suits the edgy theme rather well, though this is still unmistakably Red Tiger's polished presentation style. The 30 paylines give you decent coverage, and at 95.05% RTP you're not paying a premium for the thematic bite. The 2,520x max win is respectable without being earth-shattering, which positions this as a properly volatile but not extreme offering.

The number 13 angle would normally feel forced, but Red Tiger executes it with enough subtlety that it works. High volatility here feels justified by the theme and mechanics rather than grafted on, and the 30-payline setup means you'll see regular winning combinations even if the bigger prizes take time to materialise. This is one of Red Tiger's more characterful efforts – if you like slots with personality that don't sacrifice gameplay clarity for it, Devil's Number deserves your attention.

Devil’s Number has a Return to Player (RTP) of 95.05%. This is slightly below the 96% average, though still within a normal range for modern video slots. RTP is a theoretical long-term average calculated over millions of spins, not a guarantee for any single session.

Volatility: High. High-volatility slots like Devil’s Number can go through longer dry spells, but reward patience with significantly larger payouts when bonus features hit. Best suited for players comfortable with bankroll swings who are chasing big wins.

The maximum win potential is 2520x your total bet. On a £1 stake, that translates to a top payout of £2,520.