Bitcoin VS Ethereum

Bitcoin VS Ethereum is a slot from Lucky City that leans directly into crypto culture, pitting the two best-known cryptocurrencies against each other as the game's central theme. While detailed reel and feature information hasn't been published yet, the confirmed RTP stands at 96.5%, a solidly above-average figure for an online slot.

A theme built for the crypto-curious

As the name makes plain, expect a paytable built around digital-currency iconography — coin symbols, blockchain-style graphics and visual nods to the ongoing rivalry between Bitcoin and Ethereum that's become a running joke across crypto communities online. Lucky City has clearly aimed this one at players who spend time around crypto culture and want a slot that speaks that language rather than falling back on fruit, gems or mythology.

Reading the 96.5% RTP

An RTP of 96.5% means that, averaged out over a very large number of spins, Bitcoin VS Ethereum is designed to return £96.50 for every £100 wagered, leaving the house with a 3.5% edge. That's a genuinely competitive figure — well above the 94-95% range many slots settle for — putting this title toward the more generous end of what's currently available. Keep in mind that figure only holds true across a huge sample size; any individual session can land well above or below it.

Volatility: unconfirmed, so play it safe early

Lucky City hasn't published an official volatility rating for Bitcoin VS Ethereum, so it's sensible to treat your first sessions as a scouting exercise. Dropping to smaller stakes for the opening spins gives you a read on how often the game pays and roughly how large those returns tend to be, before deciding whether to scale your bet up or down for the rest of the session.

Max win and betting range

No maximum win multiplier or bet limits have been confirmed for this title yet. As is the case with any newly listed slot, the smartest move is to check the paytable and info screen inside the game itself, since these figures are sometimes finalised or updated closer to a wider release.