Free demo by Hacksaw Gaming
| Studio | Hacksaw Gaming |
|---|---|
| Return to player | 96.34 % |
| Volatility | Medium |
| Maximum win | 10,000x |
| Reel grid | 6x5 |
| Pay type | Cluster pays |
| Released | 24 August 2023 |
| Mechanics | Free spins, Multiplier, Tumbling wins, Cluster pays, Bonus buy, Cash collect, Symbol transformation |
| Themes | Heist, Animals |
Where the specs come from: the catalogue dataset, 10 September 2026 export. Demo opened in a browser 10 September 2026.
96.34%
Declared RTP
10,000x
Max win, in stakes
30
Grid positions
7
Mechanics tagged
Play money only in the Le Bandit frame above. No stake leaves your side and no payout arrives.
These values come from the demo embedded on this page, not from a catalogue feed: the game states them on its own rules screen.
| Return stated inside the game | 96.34 % |
|---|---|
| Return with Bonus Hunt spins | 96.28 % |
| Return with bought Rainbow Spins | 96.36 % |
| Return with the bought Bandit’s Luck bonus | 96.3 % |
| Return with the bought All That Glitters Is Gold bonus | 96.4 % |
| Feature buy, cost in stakes | Bonus Hunt — 3x the stake; Rainbow Spins — 50x the stake; Bandit’s Luck — 100x the stake; All That Glitters Is Gold — 250x the stake |
| Bet range in the demo | top bet is 1,000x the smallest one |
| Demo balance at start | 2,500 default bets |
| Win cap stated inside the game | 10,000x |
| Grid in the running game | 6x5 |
| Smallest paying cluster | 5 |
| Speed and autoplay | turbo spin and autoplay |
| Game build dated | 4 August 2026 |
Demo money arrives in a currency picked by region, so only stake multiples and percentages are quoted here.
Read off the demo on 2 October 2026. Screens kept as evidence.
The demo above is the point of this page. If you want Le Bandit with a real balance instead, it is played at real-money casinos, and the link below goes to one of them.
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Rounds that cost nothing from the balance
Nothing leaves the balance while the round runs, and the reels almost always behave differently from the base game: extra wilds, a rising multiplier or a trimmed symbol set. How many rounds are handed over usually depends on how many scatters landed to open it.
Scales the payout it is attached to
A multiplier scales a payout by whatever factor it carries. Where it attaches is the part that varies between titles: on one symbol, on the whole round, or on a counter that climbs step by step while the feature round lasts.
Paid symbols drop out and are replaced
A tumbling game reports one spin where a line game would report several, which is why hit frequency figures are not comparable between the two formats. A single spin here can resolve as a chain of six separate wins.
Touching groups pay instead of lines
A payout needs matching symbols joined side by side or one above another, and no payline is involved anywhere in the maths. Five symbols is the usual minimum, and a paid group normally clears so the same round can resolve again.
Buying straight into the feature round
Instead of waiting for scatters, a fixed multiple of the stake buys entry to the feature round outright, most often somewhere between 60x and 100x. Several regulated markets restrict or forbid the option, so whether the button exists at all depends on where the game is loaded.
A collector sweeps up printed values
One symbol acts as the collector and takes in the values printed on the others, paying the sum in a single step. Reach is the detail that differs: the whole field in some titles, only the same column or row in others.
Symbols converted to one type
Several symbols on the field are rewritten as one and the same type, so a layout that paid nothing resolves. What sets it off is normally a nominated symbol landing, or an unannounced event inside the free spins round.
A payout needs a group of identical symbols joined edge to edge, side by side or one above another, anywhere in the field. Reels and lines play no part in the maths, and a paid group is usually cleared so fresh symbols can fall into the gap.
6 reels of 5 rows, 30 positions in total.
Frequency and size are traded against each other in roughly equal measure, which is where the bulk of recent releases sit. Quiet runs are normal and get interrupted by payouts worth a handful of stakes.
The ceiling recorded in the dataset is 10,000x the stake.
The dataset gives 96.34 percent as the long-run return, averaged over millions of rounds.
Press play and Hacksaw Gaming serves Le Bandit straight into the frame, balance included.
Check the layout before spinning: 6 reels of 5 rows, 30 positions in total.
Cluster pays decides what counts as a win here, and the paytable inside the game lists the values in full.
Two hundred demo rounds or so lets the spread show up on its own.
A page reload hands the starting balance back.
Nearest by measured monthly demand.
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Updated: . Where the specs come from: the catalogue dataset, 10 September 2026 export. Demo opened in a browser 10 September 2026.
The catalogue dataset lists 96.34 percent for Le Bandit. A demo run is far too short to test that figure either way.
The dataset classes Le Bandit as medium.
10,000 times the stake for Le Bandit, as recorded in the dataset.
It is 6 reels of 5 rows, 30 positions in total, and the pay structure is cluster pays.
Yes. The frame on this page runs Le Bandit on play money, with nothing staked and nothing paid out.
The dataset dates Le Bandit to 24 August 2023.
Le Bandit is a Hacksaw Gaming title. Every figure above comes from the catalogue dataset, not from the studio listing.
The dataset tags 7 in Le Bandit: Free spins, Multiplier, Tumbling wins, Cluster pays, Bonus buy, Cash collect, Symbol transformation.
Nothing above has cost you anything. That only changes if you decide it should, and only with money you can lose.