Hacksaw Gaming · tested on the official demo server
Hacksaw Gaming slots tested: measured vs declared RTP
3 Hacksaw Gaming slots have been run on the provider's official demo server: 30,000 logged rounds. Together they returned a mean measured 87.3% against a mean declared 96.34%; in the median game a natural bonus arrived once per 323 rounds, and the 3 games that sell their bonus returned 0.88x of the price per purchase on average. The table is sorted by the measured figure and re-sorts itself when a new test is published.
- 163 slots tested
- 2,820,000 logged rounds
- official demo servers
- human-checked
Hacksaw Gaming slots ranked by measured RTP
- slot · tested / balance curve
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Le Bandit
Hacksaw Gaming · 10,000 spins
2026-10-13
curve
RTP
104.4% 96.3%
hit32%
max64x
buy0.88x
bonus3.1 bHz
dry25
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Chaos Crew
Hacksaw Gaming · 10,000 spins
2026-10-13
curve
RTP
87.0% 96.3%
hit24%
max126x
buy0.97x
bonus3.6 bHz
dry23
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Wanted Dead or a Wild
Hacksaw Gaming · 10,000 spins
2026-10-13
curve
RTP
70.5% 96.4%
hit19%
max275x
buy0.78x
bonus3.0 bHz
dry48
Hacksaw Gaming in the lab at a glance
measured first, declared next to it- mean measured / declared RTP 87.3% / 96.34% declared inside the 95% band in 2 of 3 tests
- natural bonus, median game once per 323 rounds a bonus round paid 93x the stake in the median game
- bonus buy, mean return of price 0.88x 150 tickets in 3 games, 75% paid less than they cost
- largest round logged 1,356x in Le Bandit · stake-multiple of one round, bonus included
How Hacksaw Gaming compares with the rest of the lab
same rig, same run length, same stake ruleEvery Hacksaw Gaming game here went through the same run as every other game in the lab: the official demo build, a long series of ordinary rounds at one stake, every server response logged, bonus purchases where the game sells them. That makes the provider comparable with the rest of the catalogue on the measures that matter to a player rather than on a brochure: the gap between measured and declared return, how often a round pays, how long the dry runs get, how often the bonus arrives and what it pays when it does.
Across the 3 Hacksaw Gaming tests the measured return sits 9.0 points below the declared figure on average, against 0.3 points below for the other providers. A gap of a point or two either way is sampling noise on runs of this length; what the table shows more reliably is the rhythm of the games, the hit rate, the bonus interval and the share of the return that arrives through the bonus round.
3 tests, 30,000 logged rounds in 3 runs. Measured 87.3% against declared 96.34% on average; 2 of 3 tests came in below the declared figure. Hit rate from 19.2% to 32.1%, longest dry run 48 spins. Data as of 2026-10-13.
| measure | Hacksaw Gaming | other providers | whole lab |
|---|---|---|---|
| tests | 3 | 160 | 163 |
| logged rounds | 30,000 | 2,790,000 | 2,820,000 |
| mean measured RTP | 87.3% | 96.0% | 95.9% |
| mean declared RTP | 96.34% | 96.38% | 96.38% |
| measured minus declared, mean pts | −9.0 | −0.3 | −0.5 |
| declared inside the 95% band | 67% | 94% | 94% |
| tests below the declared figure | 67% | 55% | 55% |
| hit rate, median | 23.7% | 26.6% | 26.5% |
| longest dry run, median spins | 25 | 28 | 28 |
| natural bonus, median interval | 1 / 323 | 1 / 230 | 1 / 233 |
| bonus round pays, median game | 93x | 74x | 75x |
| share of return from bonus rounds, median | 33% | 32% | 32% |
| games selling a bonus | 3 / 3 | 110 / 160 | 113 / 163 |
| bonus buy, mean return of price | 0.88x | 0.94x | 0.93x |
| median bought ticket, of price | 0.44x | 0.49x | 0.49x |
| bought tickets below their price | 75% | 73% | 73% |
How often Hacksaw Gaming slots trigger the bonus, and what it pays
natural triggers only, the buy button left aloneIn the median Hacksaw Gaming game a natural bonus arrived once per 323 rounds, 3.1 triggers per 1,000 rounds; the quickest trigger in the set belongs to Chaos Crew (once per 278 rounds), the slowest to Wanted Dead or a Wild (once per 333). A bonus round in the median game paid 93x the stake, trigger spin included, and bonus rounds supplied about 33% of everything these games returned.
The interval is the number of ordinary rounds per trigger over the whole run; the longest wait is the widest gap between two triggers. Both are compared across every provider in the bonus frequency report, and the frequent free spins ranking sorts all tests by the same interval.
| game | triggers | interval | longest gap | bonus mean |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chaos Crew | 36 | 1 / 278 | 834 | 93x |
| Le Bandit | 31 | 1 / 323 | 2,765 | 162x |
| Wanted Dead or a Wild | 30 | 1 / 333 | 1,265 | 93x |
Hacksaw Gaming bonus buys: what the purchases returned
every ticket logged at the listed price3 of the 3 tested Hacksaw Gaming games sell their bonus. Across 150 logged purchases they returned 0.88x of the ticket price on average; the median ticket came back at 0.44x and 75% of all tickets paid less than they cost. 0 of the 3 games averaged at or above the price. The best average belongs to Chaos Crew (0.97x per ticket), the worst to Wanted Dead or a Wild (0.78x).
A mean above 1.0x means the purchases returned more than they cost over the series; a median below it means most single tickets lost. How the providers compare on both is in the bonus buy report by provider, and the best bonus ranking sorts every game by the same mean return.
| game | price | mean | median | below price | best ticket |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chaos Crew | 129x | 0.97x | 0.44x | 34 / 50 | 7.5x |
| Le Bandit | 100x | 0.88x | 0.40x | 40 / 50 | 4.7x |
| Wanted Dead or a Wild | 80x | 0.78x | 0.45x | 38 / 50 | 4.1x |
The biggest rounds in Hacksaw Gaming tests
one spin and everything it triggered, against the advertised capThe largest single round in the Hacksaw Gaming runs is 1,356x the stake, logged in Le Bandit. The table measures each game's best round against the maximum win its provider advertises; how far the whole lab gets from those ceilings is the subject of the max win report.
| game | largest round | advertised cap | share of cap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Le Bandit | 1,356x | 10,000x | 13.6% |
| Chaos Crew | 1,106x | 10,000x | 11.1% |
| Wanted Dead or a Wild | 562x | 12,500x | 4.5% |
About Hacksaw Gaming and how its games were tested
open data, closed rigHacksaw Gaming is a Malta-based provider founded in 2018, known for Wanted Dead or a Wild, Chaos Crew and Le Bandit. Its slots combine very high volatility with several bonus tiers sold at different prices, and a short, fast base game.
Each Hacksaw Gaming review lists its runs under Test record with downloadable round logs and SHA-256 checksums, the rules screens of the tested build and a free demo of the game. The declared RTP shown next to every measurement is the profile the provider's demo server reported for that build; casinos may run a lower version of the same game, which the game's own help screen states. The method is described on How we test.
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Questions about Hacksaw Gaming slots
5 questionsWhich Hacksaw Gaming slot has the highest measured RTP?
Le Bandit, at 104.4% measured over 10,000 logged rounds against a declared 96.34%. The lowest measured return among the tested Hacksaw Gaming games is Wanted Dead or a Wild at 70.5%. Both figures are what the official demo server returned in the lab's runs as of 2026-10-13; the ranking at the top of this page re-sorts itself when a test is published.
What RTP do Hacksaw Gaming slots actually return?
Across 3 tests the mean measured return is 87.3% against a mean declared 96.34%. In 2 of 3 tests the declared figure sits inside the 95% band of the measurement, and 2 tests came in below it. Measured RTP describes one long sample per game, not a payout rate a casino is bound to repeat.
How often do Hacksaw Gaming slots trigger free spins or the bonus?
In the median tested game once per 323 ordinary rounds, counting natural triggers only. The quickest is Chaos Crew at once per 278 rounds, the slowest Wanted Dead or a Wild at once per 333. A bonus round in the median game paid 93x the stake, the trigger spin included.
Is buying the bonus on Hacksaw Gaming slots worth it?
Over 150 logged purchases in 3 games the average ticket returned 0.88x of its price and 75% of tickets paid less than they cost. 0 games averaged at or above the price, led by Chaos Crew at 0.97x per ticket; Wanted Dead or a Wild averaged 0.78x. A positive mean comes from a few large tickets, so most single purchases still lose.
Are these the RTP versions casinos use for Hacksaw Gaming games?
The declared figure next to each measurement is the RTP profile the provider's demo server reported for the tested build. Many games ship in several versions a few points apart, and a casino may run a lower one; its value is printed in the game's help screen at that casino. If it is lower than the declared figure here, the measurements on this page describe a better version than the one in front of you.