Danger High Voltage is a 2017 Big Time Gaming slot inspired by the song of the same name, with a disco and electricity theme. It uses a 6x4 grid with 4,096 ways to win and two types of full reel wilds. Three scatters let you pick between two free spins rounds. The maximum win is 15,746x. It suits you if you want a fixed ways game with a clear choice of bonus styles.
How does Danger High Voltage work?
Wins pay from left to right on matching symbols across 4,096 fixed ways, starting from the leftmost reel.
Two wild types appear in the base game on reels two to five. Wild Fire fills a whole reel with wilds, while Wild Electricity covers a reel and carries a 6x multiplier, which can make a large difference on a ways game when several reels connect.
Stakes start at 0.20 per spin, and the upper limit depends on the casino. Because the wild reels can only land on the middle four reels, the first and last reels decide whether a full screen of ways actually connects.
What are the Danger High Voltage bonus features?
Three or more scatters let you choose between two free spins modes. High Voltage Free Spins features a stacked wild with multipliers from 11x up to 66x.
Gates of Hell Free Spins gives seven spins in which a randomly chosen symbol becomes a sticky wild on the middle reels. Outside the UK there is a bonus buy at around 65x your stake that lets you pick either mode directly.
Is Danger High Voltage worth playing? RTP and volatility explained
The default RTP is 96.22%, and a 95.67% version also exists, so check the game rules at your casino. The listed RTP can also vary slightly depending on which bonus you choose.
Volatility is rated high, or medium to high by some sources. Wild Electricity reels give the base game more punch than many slots, while the free spins carry the biggest multipliers.
An RTP of 96.22% is a long-run average measured over millions of spins. In theory about 96.22 units come back for every 100 wagered, but a single session can end far above or below that. Volatility describes how those returns are spread out, and at high volatility you should expect fewer wins, longer losing runs and a bigger share of the return concentrated in rare large hits.
Tips before you play Danger High Voltage
- Check whether your casino runs the 96.22% or 95.67% version.
- Pick the free spins mode that fits your budget; High Voltage relies on large multipliers, Gates of Hell on sticky wilds.
- Maximum stakes vary by casino, so check the limit before you start.
- Set a deposit or loss limit in your casino account before you start, and stop when you reach it.