Goblin’s Bargain MultiMax

RTP Explained

This build of Goblin's Bargain MultiMax carries a 95.8% return to player, identical to the wider RTP band the concept has been released under. That's a fair, slightly-below-flagship figure that still sits comfortably within normal industry ranges, and it's worth checking the in-game paytable on the day you play, since some studios rotate between a couple of certified RTP settings depending on the operator.

Volatility and Hit Frequency

Volatility here is rated high rather than medium, which marks a real difference from other Goblin's Bargain MultiMax builds — expect longer gaps between wins in exchange for the multiplier mechanic having more room to swing when it does connect. Usefully, this version also comes with a confirmed hit frequency of 46.27%, meaning that just under half of all spins are expected to produce some kind of win, even if plenty of those will be small ones that simply return part of the stake.

Max Win and Stakes

The maximum win potential matches the wider Goblin's Bargain MultiMax family at 15,000x the stake, driven by the same non-resetting, exponentially combining reel multipliers during the free spins feature. Betting runs from 0.30 up to 15 per spin across 30 paylines, giving a clear, fixed structure to how wins are formed on each spin.

Final Thoughts

With a confirmed 46.27% hit frequency and high volatility layered on top of the same 15,000x ceiling and 95.8% RTP as the wider MultiMax concept, this Boomerang-credited build plays as a slightly punchier, streakier take on the same core goblin-vault idea. If you want to feel the difference that higher volatility and a known hit rate make in practice, the free demo at johnessyslots is the place to test the reels before committing real stakes.