Quick answer
Rabbit and the Fox is a Playtech slot (2025) with 95.83% RTP. It uses 9 paylines with bonus buy. RTP can vary by casino.
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Key specs
- RTP
- 95.83%
- 0.21 points below the median (96.04%)
- Grid
- 3×3
- Pays
- 9 paylines
- Released
- 2025
- Bet range
- $0.10–$500
- Jackpot
- None
Not published by the provider: volatility, max win
Casinos with Playtech games
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- Kronos Royale200% up to $2,000 + 10% weekly cashback40x bonusCarries PlaytechPlay at Kronos Royale (opens in new tab)
18+. New customers. Min dep $50. 40x bonus wagering. Max bet $10. 60 days. Full T&Cs apply.
Key terms
- Cashback
- Cashback: 10% of net casino losses each week (Monday to Sunday), paid as cash with no wagering every Monday, up to $500 a week.
Full T&Cs apply. Please gamble responsibly.
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How to play Rabbit and the Fox (members only)
Wins are paid when matching symbols land on an active payline, usually left to right starting from the leftmost reel. Your total stake is spread across the lines, and each line win is the line bet multiplied by the symbol's paytable value.
Rabbit and the Fox is played on a 3×3 grid with 9 paylines.
- Set your stake. Choose your total bet per spin between $0.10 and $500. Wins are paid as multiples of this stake.
- Check the paytable. Open the game's info screen to see what each symbol pays and the exact rules for this version.
- Spin. Each spin's result is decided by a certified random number generator, independent of previous spins.
- Optional bonus buy. Where permitted, pay a fixed price to start the bonus directly.
The full Rabbit and the Fox guide: how winnings work, 1 feature and 3 strategy tips
- What 95.83% RTP costs per $100 wagered: $4.17 on average
- 1 feature explained: bonus buy
- Bonus-buy risk breakdown
- Strategy tips for Rabbit and the Fox
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How winnings work (members only)
What 95.83% RTP costs per $100 wagered
What 95.83% RTP means
Expected return = stake × 95.83%
Over $100 of total bets, the long-run average loss is $4.17
RTP is a long-run average across millions of spins. Any single session can finish far above or below it, especially on a volatile game.
Features explained (members only)
1 feature explained: bonus buy
Bonus buy
Lets you pay a fixed multiple of your stake to enter the bonus feature straight away instead of waiting for it to trigger. It raises variance considerably and is not available in every country (it is banned in the UK).
Strategy tips (members only)
- Treat bonus buys as high-risk. Buying the feature concentrates your budget into a few large-variance rounds. Many results return less than the price paid. Read our bonus buy guide first.
2 more tips
- Bonus wagering: at 95.83% RTP, clearing $1,000 of wagering costs about $41.70 on average. Check the bonus terms, as some casinos exclude specific games. Run your numbers in the wagering calculator.
- Set limits before you spin. Decide your loss limit and session time in advance and stop when you reach either. No pattern or betting system changes the outcome of a spin.
More on this in slot RTP and volatility explained and bankroll management.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Who makes Rabbit and the Fox?
Rabbit and the Fox is developed by Playtech and was released in 2025.
What is the RTP of Rabbit and the Fox?
The default RTP of Rabbit and the Fox is 95.83%.
Can I play Rabbit and the Fox for free?
Not on GambGenius at the moment: we don't list an official Playtech demo of Rabbit and the Fox.
Does Rabbit and the Fox have a bonus buy?
Yes. Rabbit and the Fox includes a bonus buy option, although it is unavailable in some countries such as the UK.
Where can I play Rabbit and the Fox?
Kronos Royale carries Playtech games. Check Rabbit and the Fox is in the lobby in your country before you sign up. 18+ · New customers · T&Cs apply. Availability varies by country.
Where this data comes from
- vegasslotsonline.com Slot database
- slotslaunch.com Slot database
Specs come from 2 independent slot databases. Casinos can run lower-RTP versions, so always check the game rules before you play.
