Best Slots Ranked
The best slots to play, judged on what people actually play. This list takes the 150 most played slots across the casinos we track and scores each one on its RTP, max win, how much it's played and how often it actually paid 100x or more in the bets we logged. Sort it any way you like, and every slot has a free demo.
Bets and best hits update through the day from the casinos we track. RTP and max win appear only where the studio, or two separate sources, confirm them. No slot pays to be listed or to move up.
What the Most Popular Slots Have in Common
The most played slot right now is Wanted Dead or a Wild from Hacksaw Gaming, with 1.4M tracked bets in 30 days. Pragmatic Play has the most titles on the list (67 of 150), ahead of Hacksaw Gaming with 34 and Nolimit City with 14.
The middle base RTP across these slots is 96.50%, and 95 of them list 96% or more. 136 produced at least one 1,000x hit in the last 30 days. The biggest was 101,436x on San Quentin 2: Death Row.
| Provider | Slots on the list | Bets, 30d |
|---|---|---|
| Pragmatic Play | 67 | 15.7M |
| Hacksaw Gaming | 34 | 6.5M |
| Nolimit City | 14 | 2.5M |
| Play'n Go | 7 | 930K |
| BGaming | 6 | 635.6K |
| 1spin4win | 3 | 275.6K |
How These Rankings Work
Every slot gets a Betaro Score out of 10 built from four numbers. RTP carries 30% of the weight: 94% or lower earns nothing for that part and 97.5% earns all of it. Max win carries 20%, on a log scale where 50,000x is the top. Another 25% is how many bets we tracked on the slot in the last 30 days, also on a log scale, topping out at a million. The last 25% is the part only our tracking can give you: how often those bets actually paid 100x or more, from 1 in 10,000 (nothing) up to 1 in 100 (full marks). We only use an RTP or max win once it's confirmed; a missing one counts as middling. Scores land between 4.5 and 9.5.
Right now the top score belongs to Gates of Olympus Super Scatter at 9.1, with a 96.50% RTP, a 50,000x max win and 1.2M bets in 30 days.
A word on RTP. Most slots ship in several versions, say 96.5%, 95.5% and 94.5%, and each casino picks the one it runs. The Base RTP column is the default version the provider lists. A slot's own page shows the highest version we've seen at any casino, which is why the two numbers can differ. If RTP is what you care about, check the version in the game's info panel before you play.
The score says nothing about what a slot will pay you next. It's a way to sort a long list. If you want a narrower list, try the highest RTP slots, the new slots or the Megaways slots.