JILIKO Slot Machine Volatility List — Every Title Here, Rated

This slot machine volatility list covers all seventeen titles JILIKO documents, rated exactly as each studio publishes it — never estimated, never borrowed from a comparison site. Fifteen of the seventeen carry a published rating; two do not, and this list marks both as absences rather than guesses. JILI, PG Soft and Pragmatic Play each set their own scale, so the table below groups titles by studio first.

Slot Machine Volatility List: All Seventeen Titles, By Studio

Title	Studio	Volatility	RTP	Max win
Charge Buffalo	JILI	Medium	Not published	4,000x
Dragon Treasure	JILI	Not published	Not published	2,000x
Fortune Gems 2	JILI	Medium	Not published	10,000x
Golden Empire	JILI	Low to medium	Not published	2,000x
Mega Ace	JILI	Medium	Not published	1,500x
Mega Fishing	JILI	Not published	Not published	950x
Money Coming	JILI	Low to medium	Not published	10,000x
Super Ace Deluxe	JILI	Medium	Not published	10,000x
Wild Ace	JILI	Low to medium	Not published	1,000x
Fortune Tiger	PG Soft	Medium	96.81%	2,500x
Mahjong Ways	PG Soft	Medium	96.92%	25,000x
Treasures of Aztec	PG Soft	Medium	96.71%	Not quoted
Wild Bounty Showdown	PG Soft	High	96.75%	5,000x
Gates of Olympus 1000	Pragmatic Play	Very high	96.50%	15,000x
Sugar Rush	Pragmatic Play	High	96.50%	5,000x
Sweet Bonanza	Pragmatic Play	Medium to high	96.48%	21,100x
Wolf Gold	Pragmatic Play	Medium	96.01%	2,500x

Nine of the seventeen come from JILI’s games, which publishes a volatility label for seven of them and an RTP figure for none. PG Soft’s slots and Pragmatic Play’s slots publish both figures for all eight of their titles between them.

Volatility Rating by Studio: JILI, PG Soft, Pragmatic Play

Grouped by studio, the pattern each one follows is consistent within itself:

1. JILI (9 titles) — 7 rated, split across low-to-medium and medium; 2 unrated (Dragon Treasure, Mega Fishing); 0 publish RTP.
2. PG Soft (4 titles) — 3 rated medium, 1 rated high (Wild Bounty Showdown); all 4 publish RTP.
3. Pragmatic Play (4 titles) — 1 medium, 1 medium to high, 1 high, 1 very high; all 4 publish RTP.

PG Soft and Pragmatic Play never leave a title unrated in this catalogue. JILI is the only studio here that does, on two of its nine.

The Slot Volatility Chart: Reading the Table Above

Read the table by row, not by column: a title’s volatility and its RTP come from the same studio but are published, or withheld, independently of each other. For the underlying definition of what volatility actually measures, read volatility meaning in slot games first.

Problem: treating an unrated title as automatically riskier than a rated one. Fix: read the two unrated titles for what they are — arcade formats with no grid to rate, not a red flag JILIKO is declining to disclose.

Two Titles With No Volatility Rating Published

Dragon Treasure and Mega Fishing are the only two of the seventeen without a rating. Dragon Treasure is a tap-based arcade game with no reels, rows or paylines at all; Mega Fishing is a fish-shooter where a stake attaches to each shot rather than to a spin. Neither format has a grid to rate against, which is the actual reason no rating exists, not a gap in what JILI has disclosed elsewhere. Both still publish a maximum win — 2,000x and 950x — despite carrying no volatility figure.

Where the Ratings Cluster: Low to Medium Through Very High

Sorted from gentlest to sharpest, the fifteen rated titles land in five groups:

1. Low to medium — 3 titles (Golden Empire, Money Coming, Wild Ace).
2. Medium — 8 titles, the largest single group in the set.
3. Medium to high — 1 title (Sweet Bonanza).
4. High — 2 titles (Wild Bounty Showdown, Sugar Rush).
5. Very high — 1 title (Gates of Olympus 1000).

Players who want the gentlest tier specifically should go straight to the low volatility slot games list, which names all three by studio and rating.

Checking a Title’s Own Rating at JILIKO

1. Open the title at JILIKO and load its info screen.
2. Look for a volatility or variance label on that screen.
3. Compare it against the row for that title in the table above.
4. Treat “not published” as a fact stated by the studio, not a gap to fill with a guess.