2 Wild 2 Die

Q: What is the RTP of 2 Wild 2 Die?

The reference RTP is 96.25%. Hacksaw also ships versions set to 94.15%, 92.14% and 88.25%, which some casinos enable without flagging it. Feature buys shift the figure slightly: 96.29% for BonusHunt FeatureSpins, 96.33% for Revolver FeatureSpins and Shootin’ Wild!, 96.27% for both Most Wanted! versions. Always open the in-game information panel at your operator before starting a session.

Q: What are the minimum and maximum bets?

From 0.10 EUR to 100 EUR per spin, the standard range across the Hacksaw catalogue. Watch casino bonus terms, which often cap stakes at 5 EUR while a bonus balance is active: a single 100 EUR spin can void your winnings.

7.5/10

Release January 2024· Updated September 2026

The follow-up to Wanted Dead or a Wild: 14 fixed paylines, revolvers that turn the grid into multiplier wilds up to x200, and a 15,000x ceiling.

RTP

96.25%

Volatility

Very High

Max Win

15 000x

Grid

5 reels x 4 rows

Bonus Buy

Yes

Revolver Symbols (argent/or)Wild Multipliers x2-x200 additifsMost Wanted! (3 scatters)Shootin’ Wild! (4 scatters, 10 tours)Best of Bonus (3 bonus, meilleur retenu)BonusHunt FeatureSpins

7.5

BetsRank Verdict

Our read of the game, based on the data the studio publishes

2 Wild 2 Die had the thankless job of following one of the most played slots of the decade. It gets away with it by changing ground rather than raising the stakes. The revolvers give the game a very readable rhythm: you see where every wild comes from, you follow the bullet, and the additive multipliers avoid the lottery feel of games built on multiplicative multipliers. It is clearer to watch, and paradoxically more frustrating, because you constantly feel you came close. The real problem lies elsewhere. Shootin’ Wild! lasts only ten spins and ends too quickly to build anything without a run of gold revolvers. The Best of variants at 260x and 400x read as a commercial answer to that calibration flaw rather than an extra mechanic: you pay to reduce the variance of a bonus that is simply too short. And with a 25% hit rate on maximum volatility, the base game never funds the wait. Worth playing if Wanted Dead or a Wild appealed to you and you want a variation on the same theme, with a dedicated bankroll and short sessions. Worth avoiding if you want a game that goes the distance: this one consumes.

Strengths

+Crystal-clear revolver mechanic: every multiplier wild has a visible on-screen origin
+Additive multipliers up to x200 that regularly produce four-figure spins
+Six genuinely differentiated buy tiers, from the 5x BonusHunt to the 400x Best of
+Genuine 15,000x ceiling, confirmed on the official Hacksaw Gaming game page
+Careful pixel-art direction that stays coherent with Wanted Dead or a Wild

To consider

−Shootin’ Wild! runs for only ten spins: the bonus often ends before it has started
−The 260x and 400x Best of variants patch a calibration flaw instead of adding a mechanic
−Five-out-of-five volatility with a 25% hit rate: the base game does not fund the wait for a bonus
−Some casinos silently enable the 92.14% or 88.25% RTP builds
−The 15,000x ceiling lands roughly once in six million spins according to published simulations

2 Wild 2 Die: Hacksaw’s western that fires live rounds

Hacksaw Gaming released 2 Wild 2 Die on 4 January 2024, two years after Wanted Dead or a Wild. The studio did not simply rebuild the same game. The 5x4 grid and the 14 fixed paylines carry over, but the core mechanic is a different animal: here, revolvers decide everything. Two revolver symbols circulate on the reels, one silver and one gold. When they land, they fire at random positions on the grid and turn the hit cells into wilds carrying a multiplier from x2 to x200. The silver revolver fires fewer bullets than the gold one and hands out values from the bottom of the scale; the gold one is the symbol you wait for. One detail changes everything: multipliers add up when several wilds join the same payline, they do not multiply. A line carrying x50, x30 and x20 therefore pays one hundred times the base combination. That is why the big spins arrive in a single block rather than building gradually. Three scatters trigger Most Wanted!, four trigger Shootin’ Wild!. The first mode runs a series of respins during which collected revolvers stay stuck to the grid. The second gives ten free spins where every revolver that lands immediately fires a volley. Hacksaw also reused its Best of idea: those variants play three consecutive bonuses and keep only the highest result. It is variance smoothing sold at a premium, and it deserves to be described that way. Default RTP is 96.25%. As with every Hacksaw title, the operator can set it lower: 94.15%, 92.14% or 88.25%. That last figure is worth avoiding outright, and nothing on screen announces it. You have to open the in-game information sheet at your casino before staking anything. Hit frequency sits around 25%, roughly one paying spin in four. The statistic flatters the game, because most of those returns fail to cover the stake. Volatility is at the top of the studio’s scale, and the 15,000x ceiling is reached about once in six million spins according to the simulations reviewers have published. Nobody plays 2 Wild 2 Die for the maximum win; you play it for the bonuses landing between 100x and 500x, which do actually occur. Stakes run from 0.10 EUR to 100 EUR per spin. At 100 EUR, the theoretical ceiling amounts to 1,500,000 EUR, an amount most casinos cap contractually well below that. Check your operator’s maximum win clause before assuming otherwise. Visually the game stays in Hacksaw’s lane: unapologetic pixel art, a burning saloon, a red and ochre palette, and a soundtrack that takes up a lot of room. This is not a discreet title, and it never tries to be.

2 Wild 2 Die mechanics

▸Silver and gold revolver symbols: each revolver fires at random grid positions and converts them into wilds carrying a multiplier from x2 to x200.
▸Additive multipliers: several wilds on the same payline add their values instead of multiplying them, which trims the extreme peaks but makes four-figure spins more regular.
▸Most Wanted! (3 scatters): a respin sequence during which collected revolvers stay locked to the grid until the mode ends.
▸Shootin’ Wild! (4 scatters): ten free spins where every revolver that lands immediately fires a volley of bullets.
▸Best of variants: three bonuses played back to back with only the highest result paid out. A comfort purchase that cuts variance rather than adding potential.
▸Six distinct buy tiers: BonusHunt FeatureSpins 5x, Revolver FeatureSpins 100x, Most Wanted! 130x, Shootin’ Wild! 200x, Best of Most Wanted! 260x, Best of Shootin’ Wild! 400x stake.

💰 Bonus Buy: Six tiers: BonusHunt FeatureSpins 5x, Revolver FeatureSpins 100x, Most Wanted! 130x, Shootin’ Wild! 200x, Best of Most Wanted! 260x, Best of Shootin’ Wild! 400x stake

❓Frequently asked questions about 2 Wild 2 Die

What is the RTP of 2 Wild 2 Die?▾

The reference RTP is 96.

25%. Hacksaw also ships versions set to 94. 15%, 92. 14% and 88. 25%, which some casinos enable without flagging it. Feature buys shift the figure slightly: 96. 29% for BonusHunt FeatureSpins, 96. 33% for Revolver FeatureSpins and Shootin’ Wild! , 96. 27% for both Most Wanted! versions. Always open the in-game information panel at your operator before starting a session.

What is the maximum win?▾

15,000 times the stake, or 1,500,000 EUR at the 100 EUR ceiling.

Simulations published by reviewers place that event around once in six million spins. It is a marketing headline more than a reachable target, and winning sessions play out three orders of magnitude below it.

How much does the feature buy cost?▾

Six tiers are offered.

BonusHunt FeatureSpins at 5x the stake simply enriches spins with scatters. Revolver FeatureSpins costs 100x, the Most Wanted! bonus 130x and Shootin’ Wild! 200x. The two Best of versions, which play three consecutive bonuses and keep only the best, cost 260x and 400x the stake respectively.

Is 2 Wild 2 Die a sequel to Wanted Dead or a Wild?▾

Yes: same studio, same western setting, same visual identity.

The mechanics differ sharply, though. Wanted Dead or a Wild ran on three separate bonuses and sticky wilds; 2 Wild 2 Die concentrates everything on revolvers and additive multipliers. The ceiling rises from 12,500x to 15,000x the stake.

How volatile is the game?▾

Maximum on the studio’s scale, five out of five.

In practice, expect long dry stretches punctuated by bonuses returning 20x to 300x, and far more rarely anything above that. A bankroll split into at least two hundred spins is the minimum needed to see the mechanic express itself instead of being knocked out in ten minutes.

What grid does 2 Wild 2 Die use?▾

Five reels, four rows and fourteen fixed paylines.

Several online listings claim 1,024 ways to win or 15 paylines: those figures are copying errors, and the in-game paytable clearly shows fourteen lines.

What are the minimum and maximum bets?▾

From 0.

10 EUR to 100 EUR per spin, the standard range across the Hacksaw catalogue. Watch casino bonus terms, which often cap stakes at 5 EUR while a bonus balance is active: a single 100 EUR spin can void your winnings.