Push Gaming slots
3 Push Gaming slots have been run on the provider's official demo server: 30,000 logged rounds. Together they returned a mean measured 84.6% against a mean declared 96.66%; in the median game a natural bonus arrived once per 208 rounds. The newest test opens the table, and its column headers re-sort it by measured RTP or any other figure.
Push Gaming slot tests, newest first
- date slot · tested RTP/decl hit max buy bonus
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Razor Shark
Push Gaming · 10,000 spins
2026-10-16
RTP
82.8% 96.7%
hit24%
max1,016x
buy—
bonus4.2 bHz
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Jammin' Jars
Push Gaming · 10,000 spins
2026-10-16
RTP
76.6% 96.8%
hit26%
max168x
buy—
bonus4.8 bHz
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Fat Santa
Push Gaming · 10,000 spins
2026-10-28
RTP
94.4% 96.5%
hit24%
max303x
buy—
bonus7.4 bHz
About Push Gaming and how its games were tested
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Who makes the games
Winston Lee and James Marshall founded Push Gaming in 2010 to bring land-based suppliers’ games online; the company began making its own slots in 2015. It has offices in London and in Ta’ Xbiex, Malta. On 1 May 2023 LeoVegas Group, owned by MGM Resorts International, agreed through LeoVentures to buy a majority stake, when Push Gaming had more than 100 employees and 30 games (LeoVegas release). The deal closed in early September 2023 on undisclosed terms. James Marshall remains chief executive in 2026.
Licences and markets
- United Kingdom: Gambling Commission account 54984, held by Push Gaming Holding Plc, with software and remote casino game host licences since 16 January 2020 (UKGC register).
- Malta: Push Gaming Malta Ltd. holds critical gaming supply licence MGA/B2B/779/2020, issued on 17 January 2020.
- Gibraltar, Sweden, Denmark, Greece, Romania, Ontario (since 2022) and Alberta (since July 2026), plus certified content for Italy, Spain, the Netherlands and Brazil (licences page).
- United States: supplier licences in Michigan, where the first US launch came with BetMGM in June 2025, and a transactional waiver in New Jersey.
Catalogue and mechanics
The games page lists 90 Push Gaming slots in November 2026. Jammin’ Jars runs on an 8×8 cascading grid that pays for groups of five or more; its Jam Jars are wild and scatter at once and carry a multiplier, starting at 1x, on every win they join. Razor Shark (2019) puts Mystery Stacks on 5×4 reels, and its Razor Reveal turns them into mini-reels paying 1x to 2,500x. Razor Returns, Razor Ways and Razor Shark Jackpots, released on 3 June 2026 with up to five instant jackpots, extend the series (release note). In Fat Santa and Fat Rabbit a wild grows as it collects other wilds on a 5×5 grid.
Push Gaming RTP comes in two published versions per game, about two points apart: 96.83% and 94.25% for Jammin’ Jars, 96.70% and 94.06% for Razor Shark, 96.13% and 94.13% for Big Bamboo. Most titles are rated high volatility, Fat Santa mid to high, and a bonus buy is listed for Jammin’ Jars, Big Bamboo and both Fat games.
Distribution
Operators can connect to the provider’s own platform, approved in the UK and Malta in January 2020, or take the games through aggregators; Push Gaming joined Relax Gaming’s Silver Bullet platform in July 2016. Classic three-reel games such as Vegas Vault come out under the Reel Hot Games label, and PrizeFlex, the company’s jackpot tool, also runs on other suppliers’ games.
Each Push 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.
Questions about Push Gaming slots
5 questionsWhich Push Gaming slot has the highest measured RTP?
Fat Santa, at 94.4% measured over 10,000 logged rounds against a declared 96.45%. The lowest measured return among the tested Push Gaming games is Jammin' Jars at 76.6%. Both figures are what the official demo server returned in the lab's runs as of 2026-10-28; the RTP header of the table at the top of this page ranks every tested game the same way.
What RTP do Push Gaming slots actually return?
Across 3 tests the mean measured return is 84.6% against a mean declared 96.66%. In 3 of 3 tests the declared figure sits inside the 95% band of the measurement, and 3 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 Push Gaming slots trigger free spins or the bonus?
In the median tested game once per 208 ordinary rounds, counting natural triggers only. The quickest is Fat Santa at once per 135 rounds, the slowest Razor Shark at once per 238. A bonus round in the median game paid 53x the stake, the trigger spin included.
Can you buy the bonus in Push Gaming slots?
Not in any of the 3 games tested here: every bonus round in these runs was triggered naturally. The bonus interval and payout figures on this page therefore describe the base game only.
Are these the RTP versions casinos use for Push 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.