Robin Hood

Overview

Robin Hood is presented as a very compact 1-line slot from Fa Chai. The official sheet names a 96.5% theoretical RTP, a Medium-Low volatility label and a headline win cap of 10 000× stake. Beyond that, Fa Chai only confirms the presence of several features—progressive jackpot, multiplier symbols, respins, a bonus game and a so-called lucky draw—without revealing the exact triggers or math.

What I can confirm

• Confirmed (official): 1 payline; RTP 96.5%; volatility – Medium Low; maximum multiplier – 10 000×; feature list includes Progressive Jackpot, Multiplier Symbol, Respin, Bonus Game, Lucky Draw.
• Listed elsewhere (unverified): 3-reel 1-row layout; €1–€1 000 stake range; release November 2022; quick-spin toggle.

What this means for a player

• Single-line structure keeps the game extremely straightforward—each spin either connects or it doesn’t. Expect longer sequences of blanks than on modern 20-line titles, even under a “medium-low” variance label.
• 96.5% RTP is a competitive level; over the long run it shaves about €3.5 of expected loss per €100 wagered compared with a 93% slot.
• The 10 000× ceiling is high for a Medium-Low volatility product, so a sizeable chunk of overall return is likely stored in rare bonus outcomes. Bankroll planning should still respect occasional spikes.
• Because triggers are not disclosed, take the first session in demo (available on the game’s child page) to map out how and when respins, multipliers or jackpot shots appear.
• If you prefer predictable, low-swing gameplay, keep stakes modest until you see how often the progressive or bonus game actually fires.

Verify in 60 seconds (rules/paytable)

• Open the paytable and check whether the progressive jackpot is seeded locally or networked, plus its current contribution rate.
• Look for the exact win formula of the multiplier symbol—does it apply to the line win or to the overall stake?
• Find the volatility or hit-frequency statement in the help screen; if absent, assume real-world swings may exceed the «Medium-Low» marketing label.

My take

A one-liner with a 96.5% RTP and a 10 000× cap is mathematically appealing, but the absence of transparent feature rules keeps expectations murky. Treat it as a potentially smooth base game sprinkled with infrequent but hefty bonus punches. Worth a few demo spins, yet I’d only commit real money after confirming jackpot odds and bonus frequency in the live client.

Responsible gambling

18+ only. Set a fixed budget, use the session timer and never chase losses. If play stops being fun, step away or seek professional help.