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Calmer slots: the studio’s label, ordered by RTP

A slot only gets into this ten if the studio itself states low or medium-low volatility. After that, one number sets the order – the official RTP.

First a filter by label, then a sort by percentage

This ranking works in two steps. A slot made the shortlist only if the studio writes “Low”, “Medium Low” or “Medium-low” on its own page (BGaming uses both of the last two spellings). Only then did we sort the games by a single key – the RTP published by the studio. Ties go alphabetically.

Why not sort by volatility directly? Because every studio expresses it differently, and one maker’s “Low” cannot be matched precisely against another’s. The label is an entry condition, not a scale.

Low volatility describes how wins are spread: they come more often and are smaller, and high caps tend to be rarer. How much of the stakes comes back over time is a separate question – that is what RTP is for. And neither figure will hand you a winning evening.

Labels and percentages were taken straight from the makers and reflect the status as of 12 October 2026. Here is the result.

Ten slots with a calm profile, by the maker’s own label

# Game Studio RTP Year Volatility label Top win Source
1 Sugar Mix BGaming 97.37% 2025 Medium Low 4,000× studio’s official site
2 Sugar Pop BetSoft 97.30% 2014 Low not published studio’s official site
3 Totally Hot BGaming 97.21% 2025 Low 2,500× studio’s official site
4 Kraken's Hunger BGaming 97.20% 2024 Medium-low 5,000× studio’s official site
5 Burning Chilli X BGaming 97.16% 2022 Medium Low 3,000× studio’s official site
6 Wild Tiger BGaming 97.16% 2024 Medium Low 3,000× studio’s official site
7 Toki Time Thunderkick 97.1% not published Low 1,130 (“max exposure”) studio’s official site
8 Disco Party BGaming 97.01% 2025 Low 1,500× studio’s official site
9 Pinocchio BetSoft 96.53% 2015 Low not published studio’s official site
10 The Rift Thunderkick 96.3% not published Low 815 (“max exposure”) studio’s official site

Both values, the percentage and the volatility label, come from the same maker’s page. All ten games have a single RTP version on the studio site; which configuration runs on Dukat.bet is shown in the rules inside the game itself.

Ten stops from Sugar Mix to The Rift

1. Sugar Mix

BGaming from April 2025, labelled Medium Low with a 4,000× cap. That is a fairly high ceiling for a “calm” profile – low volatility does not mean nothing bigger can land.

2. Sugar Pop

BetSoft pairs the low volatility with a 58.84% hit rate: something lands on roughly six spins in ten. Many of those wins, though, are smaller than the stake. No maximum win appears on the studio’s page.

3. Totally Hot

A fresh BGaming title (9 December 2025) labelled Low, with a 2,500× cap. The lobby tags it High RTP, but that shelf is filled with titles carrying “Hot” in their name – any link to the return percentage is coincidental.

4. Kraken's Hunger

Medium-low and the highest cap in the ten: 5,000×. Just one hundredth of a percent separates its RTP from Totally Hot.

5. Burning Chilli X

Same RTP and cap as Wild Tiger – 97.16% and 3,000×. Fifth place goes to the older 2022 game purely thanks to the letter B.

6. Wild Tiger

BGaming from January 2024, Medium Low. As its neighbour shows, two games with identical numbers can play completely differently; the table cannot capture that.

7. Toki Time

Thunderkick, labelled Low. The 1,130 figure is “max exposure”, which the studio gives without a unit – read it as a stake multiple. Thunderkick does not publish the release year.

8. Disco Party

Low, 1,500× cap, released 21 January 2025. The last game in the ten with RTP above 97%.

9. Pinocchio

BetSoft with a 32.05% hit rate – far below Sugar Pop, although the studio labels both Low. Proof that “low” need not mean the same thing even within one maker. The lobby tags it Nodemoplay, so there is no demo.

10. The Rift

The second Thunderkick, 96.3% and a “max exposure” of 815. The lowest RTP in the table – the next section explains why it got in ahead of some BGaming games.

Which games we set aside, and why

We searched the slot portfolios of six lobby studios – BGaming, BetSoft, Thunderkick, Endorphina, NetEnt and Red Tiger. Jackpot slots were not considered: part of their return is the jackpot pool, and the Dukat.bet bonus rules (rule 2.15) bar them from wagering. Titles the studio itself files as casual games rather than slots stayed out too – their maths cannot be compared with slots.

Other omissions:

  • NetEnt and Red Tiger – their σ scale has no Low label. The lowest band is Medium (σ under 9.9), so they cannot meet the condition that the studio says low.
  • Kalamba – gives volatility as N/10 with no word label; the lowest values, 3/10 to 4/10, belong mostly to Hold and Win and PrizeTower games.
  • Football: 2022 (Endorphina) – labelled Low, but its 96.15% RTP falls below tenth place.
  • Rotating Element (BGaming, 97.19%, Medium-low) – a maximum multiplier of ×5 and an unusual mechanic that would skew a comparison with slots.
  • Secret Bar Multidice X (97.33%) – a dice slot, a different format.

The biggest cut was something else. BGaming has close to twenty slots labelled Low or Medium Low with RTP of at least 97%. Sorted without a limit, one studio would fill the whole table. We kept at most six of them, which is why Pinocchio (96.53%) and The Rift (96.3%) rank below some omitted BGaming games. This is a selection, not a list of the highest RTP figures in the category.

On the bench: Royal Fruits MultiLines (BGaming, 97.16%), Mystery Garden and Money Maker (both BGaming, 97%), Sunset Delight (Thunderkick, 96.3%), Zoom (Thunderkick, 96.2%) and The Exterminator (BetSoft, 96.27%).

What this ten cannot tell you

The volatility labels do not come from one scale. BGaming and BetSoft use words, BetSoft sometimes adds a hit rate, Thunderkick gives a word plus a unitless “max exposure”. BetSoft publishes no maximum for these games at all. So compare mainly within one studio; the reasons are laid out in the table taken apart column by column. If you are curious about the other end of the spectrum, the ranking by RTP also includes games with Extreme or Insane profiles.

Low volatility does not mean low risk of loss either. Your budget drains more slowly and smoothly, but an RTP under 100% sets the direction.

Model calculation with invented amounts – not Dukat.bet data:

Budget 50 EUR, stake 0.50 EUR, hit rate 58%. Out of 100 spins, about 58 return something, yet a large share of those wins are 0.20 to 0.40 EUR – less than the stake. At 97% RTP, the theoretical loss over 100 spins (50 EUR of volume) is 1.50 EUR. In a real session you might finish on 44 EUR or on 61 EUR; lower variance makes extremes such as zero or five times the budget rarer, not impossible.

A smoother ride is a property of the game, not a shield for your wallet.

The slot offer and which rules apply to these games

The matching offer for this ten calmer games is the Slots Bonus – 500% up to 3,000 EUR + 15% Cashback, the Dukat.bet slot package. Rule 2.14 counts slots at the full 100% towards wagering, but the list in rule 2.15 excludes many specific titles – open it before you play. Rule 2.7 limits the default stake during wagering to 5 EUR, and rule 2.9 gives the bonus a default validity of 14 days unless the offer terms state otherwise.

How a game gets into any of the tables at all is described in the ranking methodology. Play only once you are 18, and only with money whose loss will not catch you off guard.

Frequently asked questions

Why is the table sorted by RTP rather than from lowest volatility?
Each studio expresses volatility in its own words or on its own scale, so no common scale exists. The label only decides whether a game enters the selection; the order comes from the RTP the studio publishes.
Why is there not a single NetEnt or Red Tiger game here?
Their σ-index scale starts at the Medium band. It has no Low label, so they cannot meet the condition that the studio itself states low volatility.
What does hit rate mean for Sugar Pop and Pinocchio?
The share of spins on which any win lands: 58.84% for Sugar Pop and 32.05% for Pinocchio. Since a win may pay less than the bet, hit rate is not the probability of profit.
Why is The Rift in the table when some BGaming games have higher RTP?
We capped BGaming at six places, otherwise it would fill the table on its own. The Rift is part of the selection, not proof that no better low-volatility game exists.
Am I less likely to lose money on a calm slot?
No. The ride is smoother and the swings smaller, but with RTP under 100% the budget shrinks over time just as it does on a wilder game.
Where can I see which RTP version a game runs on Dukat.bet?
In the rules or paytable window inside the game. If it differs from the number in the table, the in-game figure applies – and please let us know about the mismatch.
Updated: 2026-10-12 Verified by the editorial team

Calmer slots: the studio’s label, ordered by RTP

Ten slots their own studio labels Low or Medium Low, ranked by official RTP. Source, top win and status as of 12 October 2026 for every game on the list.

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