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Razor Shark does one thing very well: it makes the free spins round feel like it's going somewhere. Mystery stacks slide down the reels, and every nudge pushes the multiplier up. Nothing resets halfway. That's rarer than it should be.
It's a Push Gaming game on a 5x4 grid with 20 lines, and it scores 8.4 on our Spin Score. A 96.7% top RTP and a strong bonus carry most of it.
One number on this page needs a footnote, though, and it's the big one. Push Gaming's game page doesn't give a max win. The 50,000x figure we use comes from Bigwinboard, which lists it as "50,000x+". Push Gaming publishes a "highest observed win" for many of its games, the largest win it has recorded, but our record for Razor Shark doesn't show one on the studio's page.
At a glance
Best for
High-volatility players who like a free spins round that builds
The catch
Two RTP settings, and a max win the studio doesn't publish
Free spins
Mystery stacks nudge down and raise the multiplier each time
Base game
Nudge and reveal stacks, plus Razor Reveal from Golden Sharks
Free spins round: Mystery stacks on reels 2 and 4 nudge down each spin and raise a win multiplier, and extra scatters start with more spins and stacks.
Base game: Mystery stacks nudge and reveal, and Golden Sharks start the Razor Reveal instant prize feature in the base game.
Figures as Push Gaming publishes them, checked on November 3, 2026.
Slots that share what makes Razor Shark what it is, in Spin Score order, at most two per provider. Razor Shark itself is scored in the spec sheet above. Spin Score = 40% RTP, 15% max win, 30% free spins round, 15% base game. How we score
The sequel, and the only slot here that outscores Razor Shark. It moves to a 5x5 grid with 40 lines and starts free spins at x1, x5 or x25 depending on how many scatters land, then nudges the multiplier up from there. Razor Reveal can fire inside the round too. Score 8.7. The 100,000x figure is Push Gaming's highest observed win, not a cap. RTP is 96.55% or 94.49%. Push Bet adds 10% to the stake, and bonus buys aren't offered in some markets, the UK among them.
How the score breaks down, and the fine print
Return to playerData · 40%8.6
Max winData · 15%10.0
Free spins roundEditors · 30%9.0
Base gameEditors · 15%7.0
What it is: A 5x5, 40-line sequel to Razor Shark with mystery stacks, a richer Razor Reveal feature, bonus buys and a Push Bet option.
Free spins round: Free spins start at x1, x5 or x25 depending on scatters, mystery stacks nudge to raise the multiplier, and Razor Reveal can fire inside the round.
Base game: Nudge and Reveal plus Razor Reveal with collectors, multipliers and converters give the base game regular features.
RTP, volatility and max win as Push Gaming publishes them, checked on November 3, 2026. A casino may run a lower RTP setting: check the game’s info screen.
Same studio, different shape. An 8x8 cascading grid where clusters of five or more fruits pay and Jam Jar wilds roam around in free spins, picking up bigger multipliers every time they join a win. It scores 8.5 on a 96.83% top RTP, the highest on this list, and a busier base game than Razor Shark's. Push Gaming's highest observed win is 19,998.5x, well below the shark's quoted ceiling. Also two settings: 94.25% is the other.
How the score breaks down, and the fine print
Return to playerData · 40%9.5
Max winData · 15%8.4
Free spins roundEditors · 30%8.0
Base gameEditors · 15%7.0
What it is: An 8x8 cascading cluster-pays grid where clusters of five or more fruits pay and Jam Jar wilds carry growing multipliers.
Free spins round: Jam Jar wilds move around the grid in free spins and their multipliers grow with each win they join.
Base game: Cascades and the random Rainbow feature with giant fruits add action between bonuses.
RTP, volatility and max win as Push Gaming publishes them, checked on November 3, 2026. A casino may run a lower RTP setting: check the game’s info screen.
A hold-and-win game rather than a nudge game, but it sits in the same high-volatility bracket and scores the same 8.5 as Jammin' Jars. The Money Cart bonus scores a 10: three respins with Collectors, Payers, Snipers and a Necromancer acting on each other. Relax Gaming lists a 50,000x max win. The base game is quiet, with a 19.55% hit frequency per SlotCatalog, and Relax lists a German version at 90%. Skip the 100x bonus buy.
How the score breaks down, and the fine print
Return to playerData · 40%8.2
Max winData · 15%10.0
Free spins roundEditors · 30%10.0
Base gameEditors · 15%5.0
What it is: A 5x4, 40-line western slot built around the Money Cart bonus: a sticky-symbol respin round where special characters collect, add and multiply values.
Free spins round: The Money Cart bonus is a 3-respin hold-and-win round with Collector, Payer, Sniper and Necromancer symbols, and the grid grows when reels fill.
Base game: Two scatters trigger a respin feature with a building multiplier; outside that, base spins are mostly quiet.
RTP, volatility and max win as Relax Gaming publishes them, checked on November 3, 2026. A casino may run a lower RTP setting: check the game’s info screen.
Very high volatility (9.9 out of 10 on NetEnt's scale) and a bonus built for it: 12 free spins with a choice of Old Saloon, High Noon Saloon or Train Heist, all running on sticky wilds and multipliers up to 16x. It scores 8.4. The max win is messy. NetEnt's stats box says 1,600x; the Train Heist text on the same page says 100,000x, which is what we use. The base game is plain 9-line hits, a 3 from our editors.
How the score breaks down, and the fine print
Return to playerData · 40%9.4
Max winData · 15%10.0
Free spins roundEditors · 30%9.0
Base gameEditors · 15%3.0
What it is: A 5x3, 9-line western slot. Three scatters award 12 free spins and a choice of three sticky-wild bonus modes with different multiplier rules.
Free spins round: Three free spins modes to choose from (Old Saloon, High Noon Saloon, Train Heist) built on sticky wilds and multipliers up to 16x, with retriggers.
Base game: The base game is mostly plain line hits on 9 lines while you wait for the scatters.
RTP, volatility and max win as NetEnt publishes them, checked on November 3, 2026. A casino may run a lower RTP setting: check the game’s info screen.
Big Time Gaming's licensed Megaways slot ties Dead or Alive 2 on 8.4. Cascades give it a lively base game, and its free spins carry an unlimited multiplier and unlimited retriggers, after a Hot Seat gamble that can push you up to 50 spins. Max payout per playin.com, Evolution's official BTG site, is 72,310x. RTP is 96.3%. It's a licensed game, so whether you can find it depends on your market, and the top bet is 15.
How the score breaks down, and the fine print
Return to playerData · 40%7.9
Max winData · 15%10.0
Free spins roundEditors · 30%9.0
Base gameEditors · 15%7.0
What it is: A licensed game-show Megaways slot with up to 117,649 ways and cascading wins. Before free spins you can gamble the spin count in the Hot Seat.
Free spins round: Hot Seat gamble lets you play up to 50 free spins, which carry an unlimited multiplier and unlimited retriggers.
Base game: Megaways with Dual Reaction cascades gives regular chain wins in the base game.
RTP, volatility and max win as Big Time Gaming publishes them, checked on November 3, 2026. A casino may run a lower RTP setting: check the game’s info screen.
A 6x4, 4,096-ways slot themed on The Cult's song, with Lil Devil and Angel wilds. The bonus offers two free spins types, and collecting Heartstopper symbols upgrades both. It scores 8.3. Big Time Gaming lists RTP at 96.31% to 96.43%, playin.com shows 96.47%, and we use the studio range. Max payout per playin.com is 100,504x. Volatility is 9.3 out of 10, and the base game is dry. Bonus buy depends on your market.
How the score breaks down, and the fine print
Return to playerData · 40%8.3
Max winData · 15%10.0
Free spins roundEditors · 30%9.0
Base gameEditors · 15%5.0
What it is: A 6x4, 4,096-ways slot themed on The Cult's song, with Lil Devil and Angel wilds. The bonus offers two free spins choices that Heartstopper collection can upgrade.
Free spins round: A choice of two free spins types, and collecting Heartstopper symbols builds toward enhanced versions of both.
Base game: Angel Wilds can land on the central reels; otherwise base spins are fairly dry.
RTP, volatility and max win as Big Time Gaming publishes them, checked on November 3, 2026. A casino may run a lower RTP setting: check the game’s info screen.
Demo buttons open the free-play version on the game studio’s own site: no deposit, no account. We are not paid for them. How we make money
How Razor Shark plays
Five reels, four rows, twenty lines. Bets go from 0.10 to 100 per spin, per Bigwinboard.
The base game has two moving parts. Mystery stacks drop onto the reels, nudge, and reveal a symbol when they settle. And Golden Shark symbols start Razor Reveal, an instant prize feature that pays out on the spin.
Our editors score the base game a 6. It isn't a slog, because the stacks give a lot of spins a bit of tension. But most of the game's value lives in the bonus, and with high volatility that means stretches where very little lands. Push Gaming rates it high.
The free spins round, in detail
In free spins, mystery stacks sit on reels 2 and 4. Each spin they nudge down a step, and every nudge raises a win multiplier. The multiplier keeps climbing for as long as the stacks keep moving. Extra scatters at the trigger mean you start with more spins and more stacks.
Why does it score an 8? Because it builds. Plenty of free spins rounds hand out a fixed multiplier or one that resets every spin. Here a slow start can turn late, since the multiplier you've built carries forward.
It also means the round can fizzle. If the stacks don't line up with anything worth having, a high multiplier on a small win is still a small win. That's high volatility in practice.
Where the 50,000x figure comes from
Push Gaming's page for Razor Shark gives the RTP settings, the volatility and the grid. It doesn't give a max win. Bigwinboard lists "50,000x+", and that's the number in our record.
For several of its other games, Push Gaming publishes a "highest observed win": the largest win it has seen on that game. That's a real-world record, not a theoretical cap, and it's what we quote for Jammin' Jars and Razor Returns on this page. Razor Shark doesn't have one in our record.
This matters for the score. Our max win factor uses a log scale, and 50,000x or more earns the top mark of 10. If the true figure were, say, 5,000x, the overall Spin Score would fall from 8.4 to about 7.8. So read the 8.4 as resting partly on a third-party number. The scoring method is on how we score slots.
Either way, a max win is a ceiling almost no one reaches. It tells you how wild the game can get, not what to expect.
RTP: two settings, one check
Push Gaming lists two RTP settings, 96.70% and 94.06%, and says the RTP may vary by casino. The loading screen shows which one you're on.
The gap is smaller than on a five-setting Play'n GO game, but it still counts. Over the long run the house keeps about 3.3% of stakes at the top setting and about 5.94% at the lower one, close to double. At 94.06% our formula would score Razor Shark about 5.3. No setting changes the basic maths: every spin has a negative expected value. Our RTP guide explains more.
Who it suits, and what to play instead
It suits a player who likes high-volatility slots, has a budget sized for long quiet spells, and wants a bonus that rewards patience inside the round. It doesn't suit short sessions or small budgets.
If you like it, try Razor Returns next. It's the same idea with a bigger grid, starting multipliers and more base game features, and it's the one slot on this list that ranks higher. Jammin' Jars is the Push Gaming pick for a busier base game. Dead or Alive 2 is the harsher, simpler alternative. All of them are on the Push Gaming or NetEnt pages.
Frequently asked questions
What is the RTP of Razor Shark?
Push Gaming lists two settings: 96.70% and 94.06%. Check the loading screen to see which one the casino runs.
What is the max win on Razor Shark?
Bigwinboard lists it as 50,000x+. Push Gaming's game page doesn't state a max win, so treat that figure as third-party.
How do the mystery stacks work in Razor Shark?
In the base game they nudge and reveal a symbol. In free spins they sit on reels 2 and 4, nudge down each spin and raise the win multiplier as they move.
Is Razor Shark high volatility?
Yes. Push Gaming rates it high.
Is Razor Returns better than Razor Shark?
On our Spin Score, yes: 8.7 against 8.4. It has a busier base game and a richer free spins round. Razor Shark's top RTP is a little higher, 96.7% against 96.55%.
Further reading
Official sources
Push Gaming: Razor Shark– RTP 96.70% and 94.06%, volatility High, 5x4 with 20 lines; no max win stated, checked November 3, 2026