Slot Machine Christmas
Slot Machine Christmas is a vintage 1950s-style Christmas-themed release by BGaming, played on a classic 3x3 grid with 5 paylines. The main attraction is the Bonus game, activated by landing three or more sticky Coin symbols. This triggers a hold-and-win style feature with three respins that reset with each new Coin, increasing the final bet multiplier based on the total coins collected.
RTP published by the studio / Slot Machine Christmas
97%
Scale starts at 96% · other versions not published
Figures: BGaming game page, checked October 5, 2026; each value is linked to its page in the game facts table.
2,124×
Max win, × stake
1
RTP version published · others not published
Yes
Bonus buy
Game facts
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Studio | BGaming1 |
| RTP versions | 97%1 |
| Other RTP versions | Not published by the studio |
| Volatility | Very high1 |
| Max win | 2,124× stake1 |
| Bet range | Not published by the studio |
| Layout | 3x3 · 5 lines1 |
| Features | Buy Bonus, Bonus game, Bonus symbol1 |
| Bonus buy | Yes1 |
| Release date | December 7, 20231 |
Numbers link each value to the page it comes from. “Not published” means the studio does not state it; we add it when it does and never estimate a spec. Figures from casino sites are not used.
RTP versions
BGaming publishes one RTP setting for Slot Machine Christmas: 97%. Other RTP versions are not published by the studio. Check the game’s help or paytable screen at your casino to see which version it runs.
| RTP version | House edge | Return per $100, long run | vs highest |
|---|---|---|---|
| 97% (highest) | 3.00% | $97.00 | — |
House edge = 100% minus RTP. RTP is a long-run average across all players, not a prediction for a session.
Features
- Buy Bonus
- Bonus game
- Bonus symbol
Very high volatility Volatility is set by the studio and is the same at every casino — unlike RTP.
Where it’s available
Not confirmed. Availability in regulated North American markets is not confirmed yet.
Regulated markets only; availability varies by casino.
