AgroCulture

AgroCulture by Relax Gaming, released 2026-08-13: RTP 96.1%, medium to high volatility, max win 10000x.

RTP

RTP	96.1 %

AgroCulture is listed at an RTP of 96.1%, and the pool shows a single figure for it. There is no range of alternative settings recorded for this game, so the number on the data sheet is the one to compare against. For a plain-language explanation of how to read that figure, see the guide to RTP on a slot; this sheet sticks to the game itself.

AgroCulture is recorded with one RTP value and no alternative builds, so there is no spread to account for on this game. The distance to the extremes of the pool is easy to state: 96.1% sits just under the highest listed figure of 97% and well above the lowest, 94.25%. That is a modest gap at the upper end, which is why the title reads as middle of the pool and not as an outlier at either end. The comparison uses the figures exactly as they appear in the data, with no rounding applied to either end.

The practical point is that 96.1% is a long-run average over a very large number of spins. It tells you nothing about a single sitting, and it says even less about a short burst of rounds. Pair it with the volatility and max win below, because the three values only make sense read together: here that is 96.1% with MED-HIGH volatility and a 10000x ceiling.

People who search for the RTP of a freshly released slot usually want a quick yes or no on whether the number is normal. Within the pool, 96.1% sits mid-table: 13 slots list a higher RTP (the highest figure is 97%), and the rest list lower ones, down to 94.25%. Among the 6 MED-HIGH titles it comes fourth, after 96.51%, 96.13% and 96.11%. If return is your main filter, the table of highest RTP slots lets you line this game up against the rest of the pool in one pass.

Volatility

Volatility	medium to high

Volatility for AgroCulture is MED-HIGH. In the pool, 6 slots share this volatility class, so it is a well-populated group rather than a rare setting. Here it is paired with a 10000x max win. What the class means for session swings is covered in the article on slot volatility; this sheet only records the value.

The volatility class and the RTP are separate numbers: the listed 96.1% describes the long-run average, while MED-HIGH describes how the results are spread around it. A quiet session is just as plausible as a lively one, and neither says anything about the underlying RTP.

Counting inside the pool gives a clear picture of the group. Six slots carry the MED-HIGH label, out of 27 in total, so roughly one slot in four to five sits in the same class as AgroCulture. Ordered by RTP, this game is fourth among those six, behind titles at 96.51%, 96.13% and 96.11%. The three titles above sit at 96.51%, 96.13% and 96.11%, and the last three of the four sit almost level, so the difference shows up elsewhere, in the max win column and in the release date.

Max win and bet range

Max win	10000x

The maximum win listed for AgroCulture is 10000x the stake. That is the cap on a single round, expressed as a multiple of the bet, and it is the number people look for when they ask what the biggest possible payout is. The idea behind a max win multiplier is covered in its own guide, so here it is enough to place this value in context.

Placed against the pool of 27 slots, a 10000x ceiling is not the highest: 8 slots list a higher max win (up to 85475x) and 3 others share 10000x. Among the 2026 releases, 6 list a higher value. It is a theoretical limit, reachable only when the strongest possible chain of events happens in one round. It should not be read as a typical outcome or even a likely one. Most rounds finish far below it.

Because the cap is stated as a multiple of the stake, the money amount scales directly with the bet you choose. The same multiple on a small stake is a small sum, and on a larger one it is proportionally larger. The bet range itself is set by the game, so check the in-game settings before relying on any specific figure.

The spread of max win values in the pool is wide. The highest listed ceiling is 85475x, several times the figure for this game, while AgroCulture sits at 10000x alongside three other slots with the same value. Reading the column from the other direction, most of the pool lists a ceiling at or below this level, so the game belongs to the upper half without reaching the extreme end. The same value can be compared on any sheet in the pool, since the column is built from one data field throughout.

Mechanics

Themes	Adventure, Aliens, Animals, Cows, Farm, UFO, Vegetables, Violet

AgroCulture uses a ways-to-win layout with 1024 ways rather than fixed paylines. In a ways game, a win does not depend on matching symbols along a set line. Instead, matching symbols on adjacent reels from the left pay out, whatever their position on the grid.

The data records 1024 ways and no feature list for this game, so nothing more is stated here about its features. The in-game paytable is the place to read exact symbol values and rules, and it remains the final word on how the game pays.

The grid size, the symbol set and the bet range are not part of the recorded data for this game, so this sheet leaves them out instead of guessing. What the data does confirm is the layout type, the RTP of 96.1%, the MED-HIGH class and the 10000x cap, and those four values are the ones used throughout the sections above.

Provider and release

Provider	Relax Gaming
Released	2026-08-13

AgroCulture is made by Relax Gaming and was released on 2026-08-13, which makes it one of the newer entries in the pool. Relax Gaming is represented here by this single title, so there is no sibling game from the same studio on the sheet to compare it with.

Because the release is recent, there are no older versions or alternative RTP builds recorded for it, and the data is stable as listed. New titles are added to the pool as they come out, so the figures on this sheet reflect the current state of the game. To see what else has arrived lately, browse all new slot data sheets and compare release dates, providers and volatility classes side by side.

The release date matters for how much weight to put on the numbers. A game released on 2026-08-13 has only been listed for a short time, and no search phrase around its RTP has built up yet. That is the usual state of a recent entry, and it explains why the sheet concentrates on the recorded values: provider, RTP, volatility class, max win and ways count. When any of these fields changes in the data, the sheet is updated to match it.