Arizona James and the Lost Relics

Arizona James and the Lost Relics by Hacksaw Gaming, released 2026-08-17: RTP 96.28%, medium volatility, max win 25000x.

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RTP

RTP	96.28 %

Arizona James and the Lost Relics is listed with an RTP of 96.28%. Within the 26 slots on the English site that is the 7th highest figure: six titles are higher (96.44, 96.5, 96.51, 96.52, 97 and 97) and nine sit below 96%, with the pool running from 94.25% to 97%. If you want the general meaning of the percentage, the explainer on RTP in slots covers it, and this sheet sticks to what the number says about this particular game.

Placed against the edges of the pool, the figure is easy to size. The highest value is 97%, shared by two titles, and the lowest is 94.25%. Arizona James at 96.28% sits much nearer the upper end of that range than the lower one, and only six of the 26 titles return more. The nine titles below 96% are the ones that pull the pool average down, so this game is on the generous side of the English catalogue without being its leader.

The data sheet shows a single RTP value and no list of alternative configurations. The data holds no second version of this game, only one figure, and it is the one published for the release.

The practical reading is simple. Compared with the bottom of the pool at 94.25%, this game's 96.28% is a clearly better published figure, and compared with the upper limit of 97% it is a little lower. It is a fixed property of the published configuration rather than something that changes from one session to the next, so it can be quoted as it stands whenever two titles are compared.

Anyone who sorts slots purely by return will find slots with a higher RTP collected on a separate list.

Volatility

Volatility	medium

The provider classes the volatility as medium, and the sheet carries it as MED. In the pool 7 slots share this level, so Arizona James is one of several medium-volatility titles in the list; among them its 25000x cap is the highest, the next medium title being Bubble Up! at 10000x. For a fuller account of how the levels are assigned and how each level feels in practice, see volatility explained.

The sheet does not carry a hit frequency or a volatility index beyond the label, so the level is the only volatility fact on record.

Medium is a common reference point when comparing the figures of different releases side by side. A reader checking one game against another can therefore hold the volatility constant and look only at the return and the ceiling, which is exactly the pair of numbers listed above for this title.

Max win and bet range

Max win	25000x

The maximum win is 25000x the stake, the most striking number on this sheet. It is the 3rd highest cap in the pool, after Razor Shark at 85475x and Viking Runecraft 1000 at 60000x, and the highest among the medium-volatility titles. In plain terms, a stake of 1 could in theory return 25000 on the largest possible outcome, in a single round. Medium volatility points to moderate returns at a steady pace, so a ceiling this high is an unlikely extra rather than something that shapes a normal session.

It is important to separate the ceiling from the likelihood. The data sheet gives the maximum, not how often it is reached, and the provider does not publish a hit frequency that we could cite. Treat 25000x as the upper edge of what the maths allows. Rounds that approach it are extremely rare by design, which is how a medium-volatility game can afford such a high cap while keeping its 96.28% return. If you want to understand how these caps are built and what a realistic expectation looks like, the article on max win odds walks through it.

The sheet carries one cap value for the slot and no bet range beyond it, so the figure applies to the game as published.

Mechanics

Layout (reels × rows)	6 × 5
Themes	Adventure, America, Coins, Fortune, Gold, Gold-color, Indiana Jones, Map, Treasures, Weapons

The catalogue entry for this game does not list a reel layout, a payline count or a feature list, and we do not fill that gap with guesses. What the data does confirm is the setup around the release: a 2026 title from Hacksaw Gaming, rated medium volatility, with a 25000x ceiling and a 96.28% return. Anything beyond that, such as how feature rounds are triggered or which symbols carry multipliers, is easiest to read in the game's own paytable and help screen once it loads.

The title points to an adventure theme with relics and a treasure-hunting hero. The sheet itself stays with measurable facts, because themes and artwork say little about how a game pays.

The release itself is the firmest mechanical fact on record. The game is dated 2026-08-17 and sits in a pool of 26 slots on the English site, where it is the only Hacksaw Gaming entry. For a slot this new the catalogue holds the headline numbers first, and a reel layout or feature list can follow once the provider data is added.

Provider and release

Provider	Hacksaw Gaming
Released	2026-08-17

Arizona James and the Lost Relics comes from Hacksaw Gaming, and it is the only Hacksaw Gaming title in the pool, so there is no sibling release here to compare it with. The catalogue added it on 2026-08-17, based on the technical data the provider published, which makes it a recent release rather than an established classic.

Because the game is new, the figures on this sheet are the launch figures. If the provider issues a revision or a new configuration later, the sheet will be updated and the change will show in the versions data. To see how it fits among the other recent additions, the new slots list shows what else has joined the catalogue lately, with each release linked to its own data sheet.

Hacksaw Gaming appears once in the pool, so the provider-level picture is built from this single game. Its release date, its 96.28% return, its medium volatility and its 25000x ceiling make up the full provider profile available here, and the same data is repeated in the title of the page so it can be matched to the sheet at a glance.