Bass King in Gold
demo and specs

Bass King in Gold is a fishing slot from the studio R3SPIN, dated for 29 September 2026. It plays on a 5-3 grid, which means five reels by three rows, with 10 paylines running across it. The mechanic the studio names is Infinity paylines.

The published numbers are plain. The RTP is 94.00%, the max win is 2,111 times stake, and the stake range runs from 0.1 to 100. The studio also states a hit rate of 0.1874.

A 94.00% RTP, a 2,111x ceiling and a stated hit rate of 0.1874 are the three numbers that define this slot.

The theme is fishing, a well-worn corner of the slots market. The grid and payline count are on the compact side, so the pitch rests on the Infinity paylines mechanic rather than on a sprawling layout.

It is aimed at players who like a fishing theme and want a clear set of headline numbers: a fixed 10-payline frame, a stated ceiling and a wide stake band. It also suits anyone curious about how an Infinity paylines slot differs from a standard fixed-line game.

On what is published and what is not: the RTP, max win, grid, paylines, bet range and hit rate are all stated by the studio. A volatility grade and the finer detail of how Infinity paylines works are not in the published specs.

The RTP is 94.00%, against a rough UK average of 96%. That is a gap of two percentage points. Across every 100 staked, the theoretical return is 94 here and 96 on an average slot, so the expected cost is 6 against 4.

Over a long session the gap shows. Stake 1,000 in total and the expected loss is about 60 at 94.00%, against about 40 at 96%. That is an average over a very large number of spins, not a promise for any one sitting, but it is the price of the lower figure.

The studio has not published a volatility grade for Bass King in Gold, so this page does not assign one. What the numbers do allow is a careful read. A 2,111x ceiling is a defined top end, and the stated hit rate of 0.1874 tells you how often the studio says a spin pays something.

That hit rate is the studio's figure, not one measured by the desk. Read as a share of spins, 0.1874 is about 18.7%, or roughly one winning spin in every five to six. Over 100 spins that implies around 19 spins that return something. Many of those can be small and return less than the stake, so a winning spin is not the same as a profitable one.

The max win is 2,111 times the stake. At the minimum stake of 0.1 that is 211.10. At the maximum stake of 100 it is 211,100. In between, a 1 stake tops out at 2,111 and a 10 stake at 21,110.

Those are ceilings, not targets. A figure like 2,111x is the very top of the range, and the studio does not publish how often it can be reached. Plan around the RTP and hit rate for the day-to-day, and treat the max win as the outer edge of what the game can pay.

The studio's published material names one mechanic and a short list of core elements, so the feature set is best read as follows:

• Infinity paylines: the named core mechanic. The slot is listed with 10 paylines, and how Infinity paylines changes the way wins are formed on that frame is not published.
• 10 paylines on a 5-3 grid: five reels by three rows, the fixed frame the mechanic sits on.
• Fishing theme: the setting that dresses the game, with a bass at its centre. Symbol and feature names are not given in the published specs.
• Stated hit rate of 0.1874: the studio's own figure for how often a spin pays, not a feature in itself, but it shapes how the game feels between big moments.

The studio has not published the per-feature detail for Bass King in Gold. That covers exactly how Infinity paylines operates, whether there is a free spins or bonus round, and any multiplier values. This page is updated when R3SPIN publishes them, so nothing here is guessed in the meantime.

The base game is a 5-3 grid with 10 paylines. That is a compact, easy-to-read layout: three rows, five reels, and a payline count you can follow without a guide. With a stated hit rate of 0.1874, a fair share of spins should return something, even if many are small.

The stake range runs from 0.1 to 100. The low end suits cautious players, anyone testing the Infinity paylines mechanic, or a long session on a small budget. The high end suits players comfortable with large swings, since a top-stake spin carries a cash ceiling of 211,100.

On bankroll, the studio has not published a volatility grade, so a sensible approach is to size stakes so that a long run of non-winning spins does not drain the balance. With a 94.00% RTP, the expected cost per stake is a little higher than average, which is another reason to keep stakes modest.

On mobile, slots like this are built for phones as standard, so the grid and controls should scale to a small screen. The UK build rules apply on a phone exactly as on desktop. That includes the UK Gambling Commission requirements on spin speed and the ban on autoplay, so the experience is the same wherever you play.

Among slots built on Infinity paylines, Bass King in Gold sits at the lower end of the field on return, since its 94.00% RTP is below the rough UK average. Its ceiling of 2,111x is also on the smaller side, so it trades some top-end potential for a compact 10-payline frame.

That makes it a steadier proposition in terms of ceiling than a slot chasing a huge multiple, though the studio has not published a volatility grade, so how steady it feels in practice is not stated. A smaller ceiling generally means the top prize is more reachable than a very large one, but it also means the upside is capped.

The trade is plain. A higher ceiling usually asks you to sit through more quiet spins for a rare big result, while a lower one gives you a nearer target. Here that target is 2,111 times stake, worth 211.10 at the minimum and 211,100 at the maximum. The similar-slots table that follows shows the real figures side by side.

It suits these player types:

• Fishing-theme fans who want a compact 5-3 grid and 10 paylines rather than a sprawling layout.
• Players who like to see the headline numbers up front: a 94.00% RTP, a 2,111x ceiling and a stated hit rate of 0.1874.
• Curious players who want to learn how an Infinity paylines slot behaves, ideally on the free play-money demo first.
• Small-stake players who want to spread a modest bankroll from 0.1 across a long session.

Players who should skip it are those who want an above-average RTP, since 94.00% sits below the rough 96% UK average, and anyone chasing a very large multiple, as 2,111x is a modest ceiling. Anyone who needs a published volatility grade or full feature detail before playing should wait until the studio supplies them.