Timber Trail Treasures

Timber Trail Treasures by Yggdrasil, released 2026-08-13: RTP 96%, high volatility, max win 20000x.

RTP

RTP	96 %

Timber Trail Treasures lists an RTP of 96%, and the data sheet carries a single figure with no range of alternative settings. That makes the number simple to use: the value in the table is the value this game is documented with, and there is no second version to check before you compare it with anything else. If you want to know how to read that figure over many spins, the explainer on RTP in slots covers it, so here the focus stays on this one game.

Placed against the pool, a 96% return sits above most of the recent releases. Among the 18 slots released in 2026 only 2 list a lower RTP, at 95.89% and 94.37%. Across the full pool of 27 slots the picture is more balanced: 17 list a higher figure and 9 a lower one. Among the 12 slots with the HIGH label, 96% lands in the middle, with 6 lower and 5 higher. Because the figure is a long-run average, it says little about any single session, and the high volatility listed below matters more for how a short run actually feels. Players who sort the catalogue by return can see where this game falls among new slots ranked by RTP.

This game is listed with a single RTP figure and no alternative versions.

Volatility

Volatility	high

The sheet marks the volatility as HIGH, and in this pool 12 slots carry that label, so Timber Trail Treasures is one of 12 rather than an exception. The label describes the shape of the swings, not the average return, which stays at 96%. For what the label means for bankroll movement, see the guide on high volatility in practice.

On this sheet the HIGH label is paired with a 20000x maximum win. The 4096 ways to win are a separate fact: they describe how combinations are counted, not how often or how much the game pays, and the volatility class is listed independently of them.

Read together, the three headline figures on the sheet are 96% RTP, HIGH volatility and a 20000x ceiling. The RTP sits in the middle of the HIGH group, the ceiling sits in the upper end of it, and the volatility label is shared with 11 other slots in the pool. That combination, a mid-range return with a high ceiling, is what separates this sheet from other HIGH entries, and it is the reason the three values are compared as a set rather than one at a time. For the full list of games with the same label, the page of high volatility slots groups them in one place.

Max win and bet range

Max win	20000x
Min bet	0.1
Max bet	100

The maximum win listed for Timber Trail Treasures is 20000x the stake. That is a ceiling, set by the game design, and it applies to a single round at the stake placed. It is not an expected result and not a figure a typical session approaches. Think of it as the upper edge of the payout range, reached only by the rarest combination of events the game allows.

In the pool of 27 slots, 20000x is the 5th highest ceiling. Only four listed maximums are above it: 85475x, 60000x, 25000x and 21100x. Among the 12 slots with the HIGH label it is the 3rd highest. For the full explanation of how the multiplier is calculated and how it differs from a typical win, see the guide to what the max win x means.

The multiplier scales with your stake, so the same 20000x means a very different amount at a low stake than at a high one. The cap is the same regardless of how the bet is chosen, and it applies to a single round, so multiply the 20000x by the stake you intend to play to see what the ceiling would mean in your own currency.

To place the figure among its peers, remember the ranking above: four slots in the pool list a higher maximum, which puts 20000x in fifth position among the 27. Inside the HIGH group only two titles reach above it. A ceiling is a property of the game design and says nothing about the RTP, so a game with a bigger multiplier does not necessarily return more over the long run. The 96% and the 20000x are two separate numbers on the sheet and should be read as such.

Mechanics

Ways / paylines	4096
Layout (reels × rows)	6 × 4
Features	Free Spins, Multiplier, Scatter symbols, Wild
Themes	Adventure, Axe, Forest, Lumberjack, Nature

Timber Trail Treasures does not use classic paylines. The sheet lists 4096 ways to win, which means a symbol pays when matching symbols land on adjacent reels from the left, in any row position, rather than along fixed lines. In practice this lets several combinations count on the same spin, and it is the main reason the board can feel busier than a line-based game of similar size.

The sheet lists no further feature details for this game. The rules block shows only the 4096 ways to win, so the mechanics here stay limited to that single listed fact.

The number of ways to win is a useful filter when comparing games in the pool: a 4096-way layout counts combinations differently from a fixed-line grid, even when the RTP and the volatility label match. Read it alongside the 96% return and the 20000x ceiling rather than on its own.

Provider and release

Provider	Yggdrasil
Released	2026-08-13

Timber Trail Treasures comes from Yggdrasil and is the only Yggdrasil title in the current pool, so there is no sibling game on the site to compare it against directly.

The release date is 2026-08-13, which places it among the recent arrivals. Newer games are added to the catalogue as they appear, and the full run of recent additions is collected on the new slots list. Check there if you want to see what else landed around the same time, including titles from other providers with a similar volatility label.

Because Yggdrasil has one entry in the pool, the provider comparison is short: there is nothing to rank against. What the sheet can offer is the position of this single title in the pool by return, volatility and ceiling, which is set out in the sections above. Newer Yggdrasil releases, if they are added, will appear in the same list, and this sheet would then be linked from them by provider.