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Shaolin Panda: Hold & Win

by Octoplay

95.73%
RTP
Low (1.5/5)
Volatility
10,000x
Max Win
10
Paylines
5 reels
Layout
0.1 – 100
Bet Range
2025
Released
Shaolin Panda: Hold & Win slot

About
this slot.

About Shaolin Panda: Hold & Win

Shaolin Panda: Hold & Win is a slot from Octoplay with 10 paylines. It offers RTP 95.73%, low (1.5/5) volatility, max win 10,000x, hit frequency 13.10%. Released May 2, 2025.

Want to know what these numbers mean? The glossary explains RTP, volatility and max win in plain English.

Common
questions.

Shaolin Panda: Hold & Win — frequently asked questions

What is the RTP of Shaolin Panda: Hold & Win?

Shaolin Panda: Hold & Win has a published RTP of 95.73%. RTP (return to player) is the share of all stakes the game returns over millions of spins, so it describes the long-run average rather than what any single session will do.

How volatile is Shaolin Panda: Hold & Win?

Shaolin Panda: Hold & Win is rated low (1.5/5) volatility. That means more frequent, smaller wins and less severe swings. Volatility describes how evenly wins are distributed, not how likely you are to win.

What is the max win on Shaolin Panda: Hold & Win?

The maximum win on Shaolin Panda: Hold & Win is 10,000x your stake. A max win is a capped ceiling, and on most slots it is reached very rarely.

Who makes Shaolin Panda: Hold & Win?

Shaolin Panda: Hold & Win is made by Octoplay. It was released on 2 May 2025.

How many paylines does Shaolin Panda: Hold & Win have?

Shaolin Panda: Hold & Win is listed with 10 paylines. On games that pay in "ways" rather than fixed lines, this figure is the number of winning combinations available.

RTP, volatility and max win are explained in more depth in the slot glossary. Gambling involves risk — these figures describe long-run game behaviour, not an expected outcome.

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