Brawl at the Redcap Inn

Mechanically, each of the two grids carries 50 fixed paylines, giving 100 ways to win in total across both panels combined, with wins forming from three or more matching symbols starting from the left. Dreamtech has clearly tuned the math model to account for the double-grid structure rather than simply duplicating a single-panel game, because the numbers hold up well: a 96.04% RTP paired with high volatility and a notably strong 36.38% hit frequency, so wins land often even while the game maintains a swingy overall character. Stakes run from 20p up to £/€40 per spin, and the maximum win sits at 9,224x the bet — worth roughly €368,960 at max stake, according to the published figures.

Premium symbol payouts are relatively modest on their own, with five-of-a-kind fantasy characters worth 2x to 4x the bet, which suggests the bigger swings come from features and multiple simultaneous line hits across both grids rather than any single symbol combination. The twin-panel structure effectively doubles the opportunities for something to land on any given spin, which likely explains that high hit frequency despite the overall high-volatility rating.

It's a genuinely different structural idea in a genre that can feel very samey, and that alone makes Brawl at the Redcap Inn worth a look for players who've grown tired of standard single-grid slots. Try the free demo at johnessyslots to see both panels working together before deciding whether the double-grid brawl is worth backing with real money.

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