Sutlan's Triple Treasure

Sutlan's Triple Treasure is a slot from developer 0 To Hero Games that, going by its name, leans into an Arabian Nights-style theme built around a sultan character and a treasure-hunting structure with what sounds like a triple-tiered reward system. Full mechanical details for reel layout, features and betting range haven't been published yet.

What We Know So Far

The confirmed return to player for Sutlan's Triple Treasure sits at 96.5%, a solid figure that's above the typical online slot market average and points to a fair long-run payout structure even ahead of the rest of the game's specification being confirmed.

Volatility and Hit Frequency

No volatility rating has been published for Sutlan's Triple Treasure at this stage, so it isn't yet possible to say whether it favours frequent smaller wins or rarer, bigger hits. That detail should appear in the in-game paytable and info screen once the title goes fully live.

What the Theme Suggests

Arabian-adventure themed slots commonly build their paytable around lamps, jewels, sultans and desert palace backdrops, often pairing a wild genie or treasure-chest symbol with a free spins round that unlocks progressively bigger rewards — the "Triple Treasure" element of the name hints that some form of tiered or triple-layered bonus structure could be in play, though that's an educated read on the naming rather than a confirmed feature.

Max Win and Betting Range

No maximum win multiplier or minimum/maximum bet range has been confirmed for Sutlan's Triple Treasure yet. Any figures seen elsewhere ahead of an official specification should be treated as unverified, and the in-game betting panel will be the most reliable source once the title is fully live.

A Familiar but Well-Loved Setting

Arabian and sultan-themed slots remain a perennial favourite precisely because the desert palace, jewels and treasure-chest imagery translate so well to bright, high-contrast reel designs, so 0 To Hero Games entering that space with Sutlan's Triple Treasure fits a well-worn but consistently popular mould, even if the specific bonus mechanics behind the "Triple" branding are still under wraps.