The Danger High Voltage slot is a Big Time Gaming game on a 6×4 grid with 4,096 ways to win, medium-high volatility and a published 15,746x max win. Its signature is a choice: when free spins trigger, you pick between two different rounds, one of them built around a sticky wild symbol that stays for the whole feature.
The game has six reels of four rows and 4,096 ways to win.
Free spins offer a choice of two rounds; one turns a random symbol into a sticky wild.
Our published figure is a 96.22% RTP, but Big Time Gaming's own page lists 95.67%: check the help screen.
The 15,746x max win is £1,574.60 at 10p, £31,492 at £2 and £78,730 at £5.
Medium-high volatility: expect quiet stretches between features.
Developer
Big Time Gaming
RTP
96.22%
Volatility
Medium-High
Layout
6 reels × 4 rows
Ways to win
4,096 ways
Max win
15,746x
What the Danger High Voltage slot is
Big Time Gaming, the Sydney studio best known for inventing Megaways, made Danger High Voltage as a fixed-grid game rather than a Megaways one. It has six reels and four rows, giving 24 positions, and pays any matching symbols on adjacent reels from the left, whatever row they sit in. The theme is a loud, neon-lit electric party, matched by a high-energy soundtrack.
Big Time Gaming is now part of Evolution, after a deal announced in April 2021. Its games often combine a moderate base game with features that can produce very large results, and Danger High Voltage's 15,746x ceiling fits that habit.
Danger High Voltage: published specification
Spec
Figure
Developer
Big Time Gaming
Grid
6 reels × 4 rows
Ways to win
4,096
RTP
96.22% (95.67% listed on the developer's page)
Volatility
Medium-High
Max win
15,746x the stake
How the Danger High Voltage slot machine pays: 4,096 ways
On a ways-to-win slot, you don't pick lines. A win needs the same symbol on reel one, reel two and reel three (and onwards), in any row. Each combination of positions is one 'way'. With four rows on each of six reels, the number of possible ways is 4 × 4 × 4 × 4 × 4 × 4 = 4,096.
Worked example: reel one shows one bell, reel two shows two bells and reel three shows one bell, with no bells on reel four. That is 1 × 2 × 1 = 2 ways of three bells, so the three-bell prize is paid twice. If reel four also had two bells, the result would be 1 × 2 × 1 × 2 = 4 ways of four bells instead. It is the same logic as 243 ways on a 5×3 grid, just bigger.
Set the stake, which covers all 4,096 ways.
Press spin; the random number generator fixes every reel stop.
The game counts matching symbols on adjacent reels from the leftmost reel.
Each symbol's total is multiplied by the number of ways it forms.
Any wild features apply, and three or more scatters lead to the free spins choice.
Wins are paid and the net position on screen updates.
Danger High Voltage wilds in the base game
The base game uses special wild reels, each with a name from the theme, that can cover an entire reel. A full wild reel counts as all four positions on that reel, so it multiplies the number of ways rather than adding a single symbol. One of the wild types also carries a wild multiplier.
Because the effects depend on which reels they appear on and the multipliers in the version you play, read the help screen for the exact rules. The key point is that the base game holds a meaningful share of the return through these wilds, which is one reason the game is rated medium-high rather than high volatility.
Danger High Voltage free spins: choosing your round
Landing the scatter symbols on enough reels triggers the free spins, and you then choose between two rounds. Big Time Gaming's game page describes the game as having two features to choose from, one of which gives 'a random symbol as a sticky wild for the duration of the feature'.
The help screen gives the number of spins and multiplier values for each round. Neither choice is better in the long run: games that offer a choice of features are normally designed so each option returns about the same over many rounds, with a different spread of results. The two rounds differ in how their results are spread, and the help screen describes each one before you choose.
Danger High Voltage RTP: which figure applies?
Published figures for Danger High Voltage give an RTP of 96.22%, while Big Time Gaming's own game page lists 95.67%. Both may be correct for different versions: studios often supply several RTP variants, and casinos pick one. The only figure that applies to you is the one in the game's rules at your casino, which the Commission's game rules and likelihood of winning standard (opens in a new tab) requires to be shown.
Danger High Voltage cost per 100 spins at 96.22% RTP
Stake per spin
Total staked
Average returned
Average cost
20p
£20
£19.24
£0.76
50p
£50
£48.11
£1.89
£1
£100
£96.22
£3.78
£2
£200
£192.44
£7.56
£5
£500
£481.10
£18.90
At 95.67%, the average cost of 100 spins at £1 would rise from £3.78 to £4.33. That gap is small over one session and larger over many. Use the slot cost calculator to compare versions at your own stake.
Danger High Voltage max win at UK stakes
The published max win is 15,746 times the stake, a high figure for a fixed-grid game:
Danger High Voltage max win (15,746x) by stake
Stake per spin
Max win
10p
£1,574.60
20p
£3,149.20
£1
£15,746
£2 (limit for ages 18–24)
£31,492
£5 (limit for ages 25+)
£78,730
In Great Britain, online slot stakes are limited to £5 a spin for players aged 25 and over and £2 for those aged 18 to 24; the Gambling Commission's online slots stake limit guidance (opens in a new tab) explains both. A result near the cap requires full wild reels with high multipliers during free spins, and is very rare. Our max win caps page explains how such ceilings are set.
How to check the Danger High Voltage RTP
Open Danger High Voltage at your casino.
Tap the menu or information icon.
Read through the rules to the theoretical RTP line.
Note whether it shows 96.22%, 95.67% or another figure.
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British versions also come without a bonus buy, so the free spins choice can only be reached in normal play. Our guide to UK slot machine rules covers the full set.
Danger High Voltage 2 and similar Big Time Gaming slots
Choice of two free spins rounds with different styles.
4,096 ways gives frequent small combinations.
High 15,746x ceiling.
Base-game wild reels add interest between features.
Drawbacks
RTP varies by version; one listed figure is 95.67%.
Medium-high volatility can drain budgets.
Many small wins can be less than the stake.
Busy theme and sound won't suit everyone.
It suits adults who like ways-to-win games and enjoy choosing a feature, and who accept that the biggest results are rare. If you'd rather have a single, simple feature, compare it with the classic games in our slot reviews.
Danger High Voltage myths
Myths and facts
Myth
Fact
One free spins option pays more.
Choice features are normally balanced to similar long-run returns.
Wild reels come in streaks.
Every spin is independent; there are no streaks to follow.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the Danger High Voltage RTP?
Published figures give Danger High Voltage an RTP of 96.22%, but Big Time Gaming's own game page lists 95.67%, so more than one version is likely in use. The version at your casino is the one that matters, and it must be shown in the game's rules. At 96.22% the long-run cost of £100 staked is about £3.78; at 95.67% it is about £4.33. Our RTP explainer covers what these numbers mean.
What is the max win on Danger High Voltage?
The published maximum win is 15,746 times the stake. That is £1,574.60 at 10p a spin, £15,746 at £1, £31,492 at the £2 limit for players aged 18 to 24 and £78,730 at the £5 limit for those aged 25 and over. Results close to that need wild reels with high multipliers during free spins and are very rare. For how other games stack up, see what slot has the biggest max win.
How do the Danger High Voltage free spins work?
When the free spins trigger, you choose between two rounds. High Voltage Free Spins is built around multiplier wilds, while Gates of Hell Free Spins turns a random symbol into a sticky wild for the whole round, as Big Time Gaming's game page describes. The help screen lists the spin counts and multipliers. Choice rounds are usually balanced to similar long-run returns. Our sticky wilds page explains how sticky symbols raise a round's potential.
Which free spins should I choose on Danger High Voltage?
Choose the one you prefer to play, because neither is designed to pay more over the long run. Games that offer a choice normally balance the options so the average return is similar, while the spread of results differs. The rounds simply spread their results differently. No choice beats the house edge. Our page on how to win on slot machines explains what you can control.
What does 4,096 ways mean?
It means the game pays matching symbols on adjacent reels from the left, in any row, rather than on fixed lines. With six reels of four rows, there are 4 × 4 × 4 × 4 × 4 × 4 = 4,096 possible combinations of positions. If you have two matching symbols on one reel, the number of ways for that symbol doubles. Your stake covers all of them. Our ways-to-win slot machines page explains the system in more detail.
Is Danger High Voltage high volatility?
Published figures rate Danger High Voltage as medium-high volatility. The base game's wild reels return a fair share of the RTP, but a large part of the value sits in the free spins, especially rounds with sticky wilds or high multipliers. Expect quiet stretches and occasional larger results. Set your stake so the whole budget is an amount you can afford to lose. See our guide to slot volatility and budgets.
Who made Danger High Voltage?
Big Time Gaming, an Australian studio founded in 2011 and based in Sydney, made Danger High Voltage. The studio is best known for creating the Megaways mechanic, used in games such as Bonanza and Extra Chilli, and also developed Megaclusters and Megapays. Evolution announced a deal to acquire it in April 2021. Our Big Time Gaming provider page covers its catalogue and maths habits.
Is Danger High Voltage 2 the same as the original?
No. Danger! High Voltage 2 is a separate sequel with its own features and its own RTP, volatility and max win, so the figures on this page don't apply to it. Sequels often rework the maths to give a higher ceiling or a different feature mix. Check the sequel's help screen before relying on any figure. Our Danger! High Voltage 2 page covers the follow-up, and our slot sequels guide explains how sequels usually differ.
Can I play a Danger High Voltage demo?
Demo versions are commonly available, but in Great Britain you must verify your age before playing any free version of a gambling game, a rule in force since May 2019. The demo uses virtual credits and must behave like the real-money game. It is useful for trying both free spins rounds, but it won't predict real results. Our page on free slot machines explains the rules on free play.
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