About Devilicious
Devilicious is built around one idea: get more Wilds on the screen. The Wild is the hot lips symbol, and the devil's maiden on screen blows kisses to grant extra Wilds. That second source is what turns a dead spin into a live one. A respin sits alongside it, and a wheel of fortune opens the free spins round. Pragmatic Play describes those pieces on its official page and then stops talking.
The number the studio does put in writing involves the nine moneybags with spears. Fill all nine positions of the 3x3 core with that symbol and the game pays 1,000x immediately — no round to play out, no multiplier to wait for. Read the marketing quickly and 1,000x sounds like the top of the game. It is not. BetsRank holds a maximum win of 12,500x the stake, twelve and a half times higher, and Pragmatic publishes no overall ceiling of its own. That gap deserves scepticism before anyone starts chasing the moneybags.
The RTP is 96.46%. Pragmatic's default setting is 96.50%, so this release sits 0.04 points below the studio's own norm — invisible across one session, a slow drag across ten thousand spins. In cash terms, €3.54 is retained per €100 staked on average over a very long run. Nothing here is broken. It is simply a hair worse than the same studio's usual arithmetic, and there is no reason to pretend otherwise.
Stakes run from €0.20 to €125, figures that come from the BetsRank database rather than the official page, which stays silent on bet limits, paylines, volatility and the release date beyond the year 2024. At the minimum stake, 12,500x is €2,500. At €1 a spin it is €12,500. At the €125 maximum the theoretical number reaches €1,562,500, quoted here only to show the scale, not as anything to plan around.
Volatility is very high. Expect long stretches that hand back small change and a balance that moves in steps rather than a line, so size the bet to survive three hundred spins rather than thirty. The free spins do less to rescue that profile than they should: the wheel awards a random number of spins, up to 20, with a multiplier of x2 or x3. Two, or three. The round's ceiling therefore depends on how many Wilds land, not on multiplier growth, which is an old-fashioned way to build a bonus in 2026.
The bonus buy costs 100x the stake — €20 at the €0.20 minimum, €100 at €1 a spin — and it has to return more than 100x on average just to break even, before the house edge enters the conversation at all. It is unavailable in the United Kingdom, where the regulator treats direct feature purchases as a way of compressing losses into less time. If you play in a market where the button exists, treat those 100x as a bet in itself, not a shortcut.
