3 Pots Of BabaYaga

3 Pots Of BabaYaga by Spinomenal, released 2026-08-17: RTP 96.11%, medium to high volatility, max win 3000x.

RTP

RTP	96.11 %

3 Pots Of BabaYaga is listed at 96.11% RTP. The figure is a single value: the sheet shows no second configuration, and the pool holds no other version of this game, so the number you see here is the one the data supports. If you want the plain meaning of the figure before reading on, the guide on the return to player percentage covers it.

What matters on this sheet is how 96.11% sits next to the rest of the pool. Among the 27 slots in the data, 14 titles list a lower RTP and 12 a higher one, so this value is mid-pool. It is also the middle of the 3 Spinomenal titles: 95.89%, 96.11% and 96.13%. That is a fact about the listed number only. It says nothing about any single session, and a long run of results can land far from it in either direction. If you compare several games by this one column, the table of new slots ranked by RTP lays them out in one place.

The three Spinomenal values sit very close together: 95.89%, 96.11% and 96.13%. Within this provider's releases in the data, the RTP on this sheet is at the upper end, with only one title a notch higher and one a little lower.

Volatility

Volatility	medium to high

The data labels this slot MED-HIGH, which this site writes as medium to high volatility. If you want the longer explanation of how high volatility plays out over a session, that guide goes through it without tying it to one title.

For 3 Pots Of BabaYaga, the label suggests sessions with visible swings. Expect stretches where the balance moves slowly, broken by feature rounds that change it quickly. The medium half of the label keeps it from being as punishing as the highest-volatility games, so the quiet stretches should be shorter than in those. The high half means the result of a short session depends heavily on whether a feature lands.

Six slots in the pool carry the same label, so this is a common profile rather than an unusual one. That is useful when you compare: if a game from the same group suits your style, this one probably does too, and if the swings feel too wide, a lower label in the pool is the more natural place to look. The label does not promise any specific hit pattern, and this sheet gives no hit rate because the data has none.

The label sets this slot in a group of 6 within the 27 slots in the data. Compared with the single 96.11% figure above, that gives the sheet two reference points: where the RTP falls in the whole pool, and which other games carry the same volatility label. The sheet does not rank the games inside that group, because the data holds no hit rate or session figures that would support a ranking.

Max win and bet range

Max win	3000x

The maximum win is listed as 3000x the stake. That is the ceiling for a single round, reached only through the game's highest outcome, and it is rare by definition. To see how such a cap is defined and why it differs from what a typical winning round pays, read about what the max win x means.

Set against the pool, 3000x sits in the low end of the caps: only 1000x, 2000x, 2100x and 2500x are lower. Among the 6 slots carrying the MED-HIGH label it is the second-lowest cap, in a range that runs from 2100x to 21100x. The upside is stated, but this slot is not among the games with the very large ceilings.

The cap is a multiple of the stake, so compare games by the multiple, not by an example amount. It is a limit, not an expected result, and most sessions finish far below it.

The widest gap shows up inside the MED-HIGH group. The highest cap listed there is 21100x, and 3000x is roughly one seventh of that figure. Two games with the same volatility label can therefore carry very different ceilings, which is why the label and the cap are shown as separate columns on the sheet and not merged into one figure.

Mechanics

The sheet records 10 ways to win, listed as betways or paylines. That is the only mechanical figure in the data: the feature list and the mechanics fields are empty, so nothing further about the layout is stated here. The paytable on the game's own information screen is the place to read which symbols carry the weight.

The title points to a folk-tale theme. BabaYaga is the witch of Slavic stories, and the three pots in the name set up a cauldron motif. That is a reading of the name only; the sheet does not list any feature rules, so check the in-game information screen for how the game actually behaves before you start.

On pace, the data gives two figures and no more: medium to high volatility and a 3000x cap. The sheet records no hit rate and no feature description, so those two values are the only guide to the rhythm of the game, and the in-game rules are the guide to the details.

Everything that the data confirms about how the game is built is already on the sheet: the 10 betways or paylines in the Rules block, the RTP, the volatility label and the 3000x cap. Anything beyond that, such as the symbol list, feature triggers or extra rounds, has to come from the game itself and is not claimed here.

Provider and release

Provider	Spinomenal
Released	2026-08-17

3 Pots Of BabaYaga comes from Spinomenal and was released on 2026-08-17. It is one of 3 titles from this provider in the pool, so you can see how the studio's releases compare on the same columns: RTP, volatility and max win. That is the quickest way to learn whether a provider's games tend to share a profile.

Games like this one are added as they appear, and the full list of the latest additions is kept on the page with all new slot data sheets. Use it to find the other releases from the same period, and compare their figures with this sheet before you choose where to spend your time. Play responsibly, set a limit before you start, and keep in mind that the game is for adults only.

In the pool, Spinomenal has 3 titles, and the three of them differ in RTP by a few hundredths of a point. The release date, 2026-08-17, places this game among the recent additions, so the columns for RTP, volatility and max win are the full set of figures available for it at the moment.