Blackbeard´s Doubloon

Blackbeard's Doubloon is a slot from Pirate Studios carrying a confirmed RTP of 95%, with reel, payline and volatility details yet to be published. As the name suggests, this is another entry in the ever-popular pirate slot genre, built specifically around treasure-hunting and doubloon-collecting rather than the naval-battle angle some rival pirate titles take.

Treasure-focused pirate theming

Where some pirate slots lean heavily into ship-to-ship combat and cannon fire, the "Doubloon" in this title points toward a more treasure-hunting flavour — gold coins, buried chests and map-reading iconography feel like a natural fit for Pirate Studios' take on the genre, a developer whose name leaves little doubt about where its catalogue's thematic focus sits. Expect classic pirate symbol sets: skulls, parrots, rum bottles and, of course, doubloons themselves as the premium symbols most likely to drive the bigger payouts.

What a 95% RTP means for players

A 95% RTP is a touch below the industry benchmark of 96% that many players treat as the line between "fair" and "below average," though it's still a common figure across a large portion of the online slots market. Over a large enough number of spins, Blackbeard's Doubloon is designed to return £95 for every £100 wagered, keeping a 5% house edge. It's worth factoring that into your bankroll expectations compared with some of the higher-RTP titles covered elsewhere in this roundup.

Volatility not yet confirmed

Pirate Studios hasn't published an official volatility rating for Blackbeard's Doubloon at the time of writing. Until more detail becomes available, starting with smaller stakes across your first sessions is the safest way to get a feel for how often the game pays and how big those wins tend to run, before adjusting your bet size accordingly.

Max win and betting range

No maximum win multiplier or minimum/maximum bet limits have been confirmed for this title yet. As always with a newly listed slot, check the paytable and info screen directly inside the game once it's playable, since these figures are often finalised or updated closer to full release.