Bubble Gum
97.7%
RTP
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Max Win
- Paylines (up to)
- Scatter Pays
- Min Bet
- 0.1
- Max Bet
- 1000
- Release Date
- September 3, 2026
About this Slot
Bubble Gum from The Originals is a high-volatility slot with Scatter Pays mechanics that eliminate traditional payline requirements. The game delivers an RTP of 97.7%.
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Bubble Gum RTP Calculator
Bubble Gum has a theoretical RTP of 97.7%. Its volatility is High, so expect long dry spells punctuated by rare, large multipliers. Use the calculator below to estimate your expected return, variance range and risk of ruin over any number of spins.
Bubble Gum Variance Simulator
Bubble Gum sessions can swing far from its 97.7% average - its volatility is rated High. The simulator runs many virtual bankroll runs to estimate the bust rate, typical drawdown and best/worst outcomes over a set number of spins - compare a cautious bankroll against an aggressive one.
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Play on Stake*Frequently asked questions about Bubble Gum
An RTP of 97.7% means Bubble Gum is built to pay back around 97.7 for every 100 wagered over millions of spins. Any single session can land far above or below that - use the RTP calculator on this page to model your own bet size and spin count.
Over the long run Bubble Gum's house edge is about 2.3% of everything you wager - roughly 2.3 lost per 100 staked. Short sessions vary widely; the calculator above shows the expected loss and variance range for your inputs.
Quite a lot. Because wins cluster around rare big hits, your balance can move far from the 97.7% average in either direction. The variance simulator above shows typical drawdowns, bust rate and best/worst outcomes for your bankroll.
It depends on your bet size and how long you want to play Bubble Gum. Use the variance simulator above to test a cautious versus an aggressive bankroll and see how often each survives your target number of spins.
