Least and most volatile slots

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Hi friends . Good day , wanted to know what is the least volatile and most volatile games or provider in your opinion.
I personally wanna know what are the least volatile games of hacksaw, pragmatic play and nolimit .
Most of the times i lose balance on hacksaw games cause i don’t know how much volatile the games are. Your opinion can definitely help me a lot

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Hi @salamm, good question! Here’s what I’ve found regarding the least volatile games from Hacksaw, Pragmatic Play, and Nolimit City. I totally get the struggle with Hacksaw—many of their games lean towards high volatility, but there are a few safer options to try.

Nolimit City (Least Volatile Games)

  • 1. Gaelic Gold – This is one of the lowest-volatility games they have. You’ll see frequent small payouts here.
  • 2. Dungeon Quest – Low volatility with steady small wins, great for maintaining balance.
  • 3. Ice Ice Yeti – Low to medium volatility, offering regular wins without huge risks.
  • 4. Tesla Jolt – A balanced option for players wanting consistent payouts.
  • 5. Kitchen Drama Sushi Mania – Another lower-risk option for a longer play session.

Pragmatic Play (Least Volatile Games)

  • 1. Diamond Strike – Classic theme and low volatility, with frequent small wins.
  • 2. Hot to Burn – A simple fruit slot that’s easy on your balance due to frequent payouts.
  • 3. 888 Dragons – Low volatility with straightforward mechanics and regular rewards.
  • 4. Irish Charms – Frequent smaller wins make this ideal for lower-risk play.
  • 5. Caishen’s Gold – Medium volatility, but still worth trying due to its frequent base-game wins.

Hacksaw Gaming (Least Volatile Games)

  • 1. Stick ‘Em – Vintage-style game with medium volatility, but much less brutal than most Hacksaw slots.
  • 2. Om Nom – Low volatility with consistent, smaller wins.
  • 3. Cubes (and Cubes 2) – Though they’re generally classified as medium to low volatility, some players, including myself, have experienced mixed outcomes. Still, they’re worth testing.
  • 4. Forest Fortune – Medium volatility, but it offers a good balance if you’re not ready for Hacksaw’s high-risk titles.
  • 5. Let it Snow – Another more manageable game compared to their heavy hitters.

If you’re struggling to keep your balance on Hacksaw games, I’d suggest sticking to Stick ‘Em and Om Nom, as they’re much easier on the budget compared to high-volatility monsters like Wanted Dead or a Wild or Hand of Anubis.

Hope this helps! Let me know what you try and how it works out. :blush:

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oh hey , thanks for your suggestions Ryan , i will try them soon. thanks a lot for the effort brother

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Uhum, noted on all this informations, gotta try some of it when playing slots