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Stockholm Syndrome at a glance
Stockholm Syndrome is a Nolimit City slot released Aug 20, 2024, played on a 3-4-3-4-3 grid with 432 ways. The action comes from buy feature, free spins, infectious xways and nolimit bonus. Its top prize is 28,873x the stake, bigger than 92% of the 1,020 slots we track. Volatility is extreme: expect very long dry spells; most of its value sits in rare top wins. By Nolimit City's own figures it lands a win on 17.37% of spins (about one in 5.8), triggers free spins about once every 281 spins on average and puts the odds of the 28,873x max win at 1 in 2.2 million spins.
Nolimit City lists 96.08% as the default return to player (RTP). RTP is an average over millions of spins; it doesn't predict a single session.
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Stockholm Syndrome FAQ
What is the RTP of Stockholm Syndrome?
Nolimit City lists 96.08% as the default RTP.
What is the max win on Stockholm Syndrome?
The maximum win is 28,873x your stake. Nolimit City lists the odds of hitting it at 1 in 2.2 million spins.
How often does Stockholm Syndrome trigger free spins?
Nolimit City puts it at about 1 in 281 spins on average. That's a long-run average; real sessions swing far above and below it.
What is the hit frequency of Stockholm Syndrome?
17.37%: roughly one spin in 5.8 returns a win of some size, often smaller than the bet.
Where can I play Stockholm Syndrome for real money?
We haven't seen Stockholm Syndrome at the New Jersey or Michigan casinos we track yet.