Ted Stuffed & Loaded
demo and specs

Ted Stuffed & Loaded is a video slot from Blueprint Gaming, with a release date of 15 October 2026. It uses a 5x4 grid, so five reels and four rows, with 20 paylines running across it. The core mechanic is Cash Collect.

The published numbers are a 94.00% RTP, medium volatility and a max win of 10,000 times the stake. The studio also states a hit rate of 20%, and the bet range runs from 0.1 to 5.

The title points to a character called Ted, but the theme details are not part of the specs this page works from. So this article keeps to the maths and the mechanic rather than describing artwork or story.

A 5x4 grid, 20 paylines, Cash Collect and a 10,000x ceiling on a 94.00% RTP.

It is aimed at players who like a mid-paced slot with a collect-style feature and a decent top prize, rather than those chasing the very highest volatility. The 20-line layout keeps the base game simple to follow.

On disclosure, the headline specs above are published: RTP, volatility, max win, grid, paylines, mechanic, hit rate and stake range. What is not published is the detail beneath Cash Collect, and this page says so where it matters.

The RTP is 94.00%. Against a rough UK average of 96%, that is two percentage points lower. Over a long session, £100 of total stakes is expected to return about £94, leaving about £6 with the casino, where an average 96% slot would leave about £4.

That is a long-run expectation, not a promise for any single sitting. Short sessions swing well either side of it. But the gap is real: this game costs a little more per pound staked than a typical slot, and the cost shows up over many spins.

Volatility is medium. In practice that means a middle path between frequent small returns and rare large ones. You should expect stretches where the balance drifts down, broken up by Cash Collect moments that pull it back, without the extreme gaps a high-volatility game can produce.

The max win is 10,000x the stake. At the minimum stake of 0.1 that is £1,000. At the maximum stake of 5 it is £50,000. Those are the ceilings, not typical outcomes, and the studio has not published how often the cap can be reached.

At a mid-range stake the same multiplier scales in a straight line. A 1 stake caps at £10,000, and a 2 stake caps at £20,000. The multiplier is the figure to carry between stake levels, because the maths of the game does not change when the stake does.

The studio's stated hit rate is 20%. That is the studio's figure, not one measured by this desk. It implies a paying spin about one time in five, which means about four spins in five return nothing.

Set that beside the medium volatility and the picture is consistent: a game that pays often enough to keep a session moving, but where many spins are empty and the returns that matter are concentrated in the feature. Treat the hit rate as a guide to rhythm, not a forecast.

The published specs name one core mechanic, so the feature list is short:

• Cash Collect: a mechanic where cash-value symbols land on the grid and are gathered by a collecting symbol, so a spin's result depends on what is on screen when the collection happens.
• 20 paylines: the base game pays for matching symbols along fixed lines across the 5x4 grid, so Cash Collect sits on top of a conventional line-win game.
• 10,000x top prize: the ceiling is the headline reward of the feature-led play, and it is the same multiplier at every stake from 0.1 to 5.

The studio has not published how Cash Collect triggers, which symbols carry cash values, what the value range is, whether the feature repeats or extends, or whether any jackpot tiers exist. This page is updated when the studio publishes those details.

The base game is a 5x4 grid with 20 paylines. Wins come from matching symbols on those lines, and with a stated 20% hit rate, most spins between features will be small or empty. The line count is modest, so the screen stays readable.

Stakes run from 0.1 to 5 per spin. The bottom end suits anyone testing the game or keeping a long, low-cost session going. The top end suits players with a larger budget who accept that medium volatility still produces losing runs.

On bankroll, the 94.00% RTP and the 80% of spins that do not pay argue for staking low enough that a dry patch does not end the session early. A smaller stake gives more spins for the same money, which gives Cash Collect more chances to appear.

On mobile, modern slots are built for phones as standard, and the same game logic runs there as on desktop. The UK build rules apply on a phone exactly as on a computer, including the licence-driven limits on spin speed and the on-screen session and spend information.

Practically, the 5x4 grid and 20 lines are a manageable amount of information for a small screen. The studio has not published device-specific details, so none are claimed here.

Among Cash Collect slots, Ted Stuffed & Loaded sits toward the steadier end on risk, because medium volatility and a stated 20% hit rate point to a game that pays more evenly than the hardest-hitting titles in the category. That is a deliberate position, not an accident of the numbers.

Its RTP is on the lower side for the field, so it asks a little more of the player in long-run cost than many rivals. The similar-slots table that follows shows the real comparison figures for other games, so none are quoted here.

The trade is the ceiling. A 10,000x max win is a solid top prize, but it is smaller than the very largest ceilings in the wider market. In return for that smaller ceiling, you get a calmer ride than a game that hides most of its value in one rare event.

Put plainly, it is a game for people who would rather have a workable session with a reachable top prize than a long wait for an outsized one. If you want the opposite, the table will help you find it.

It suits these players:

• Players who like Cash Collect and want a medium-volatility version with a 10,000x ceiling.
• Low-stake players who want a long session, since stakes start at 0.1 and a quarter of the cost of a 0.4 spin buys four spins.
• Anyone who wants to try a new Blueprint Gaming release on a free play-money demo first, to judge the pace before committing real money.

Skip it if you want the highest possible RTP, since 94.00% is below the rough UK average of 96%. Skip it too if you are chasing a very large ceiling, or if you need the full Cash Collect rules published before you play, because the studio has not yet released them.