Planet 7 Casino slots come from RealTime Gaming, the Costa Rica-based studio behind Cash Bandits, Paydirt! and Sweet 16. LCB counts 347 RTG slots in the lobby, while Blockonomi gives 195+. This guide covers the named titles, the progressive jackpots, published RTP figures and why sources sometimes disagree on them.
Planet 7's slot lobby is RealTime Gaming; casino.guru also lists SpinLogic, which is RTG's US brand name since 2022.
Reported slot counts conflict: 347 (LCB) vs 195+ (Blockonomi).
Published RTPs for lobby titles range from 94% (Aztec's Millions) to 97.5% (Paydirt!, Coyote Cash), all from third-party databases.
Many titles carry progressive jackpots, and Aztec's Millions is a pooled jackpot shared across casinos.
Banana Jones and Fish Catch can't be played with coupon funds, according to LCB.
Planet 7 Casino slots at a glance
Slots are the core of Planet 7 Casino. Every review we used describes a single-studio lobby built on RealTime Gaming, which means you'll find the familiar RTG series (Cash Bandits, Bubble Bubble, the 7s games) rather than titles from big European studios.
Counts vary by source. LCB's Planet 7 listing (opens in a new tab) gives 347 slots, all RTG, while Blockonomi says 195+ slots plus 14 video poker variants. Neither figure comes from the casino itself, and lobbies change as RTG releases new games, so treat both as approximate.
Planet 7 slot lobby: what sources report
Item
Reported
Source
Main provider
RealTime Gaming (RTG)
LCB, AskGamblers, casino.guru
Second provider
SpinLogic Gaming
casino.guru only
Number of slots
347
LCB
Number of slots
195+
Blockonomi
Live dealer
None
LCB, casino.guru, Blockonomi
Casino-published RTP list
Not found
No source
Who makes Planet 7 slots: RTG and SpinLogic
RealTime Gaming started in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1998 and moved its operations to Costa Rica around 2007, according to Wikipedia and PokerListings. It has supplied offshore casinos serving US players ever since, and our RealTime Gaming software page covers its history and testing claims.
Casino.guru names a second provider, SpinLogic Gaming. That isn't really a different studio: PokerListings reports (opens in a new tab) that RTG adopted the SpinLogic brand in 2022 for its US and many international operations, and LCB calls SpinLogic RTG under a different name. So Planet 7's lobby is one catalog with two labels. See SpinLogic Gaming for more.
Blockonomi adds that the software is tested by GLI, while RTG is elsewhere reported as tested by TST. Planet 7 doesn't publish a testing certificate in any source we found, so that point stays unconfirmed.
Named slots reported in the Planet 7 lobby
LCB and Blockonomi name Cash Bandits 2, Cash Bandits 3, Paydirt!, Sweet 16 and Pirate Isle 3D at Planet 7, and further RTG titles are reported in its lobby. The specs below come from third-party game databases (mainly SlotCatalog, GamesHub and PokerListings), not from the casino.
Planet 7 slots: specs from third-party databases
Slot
Released
Layout
RTP
Volatility
Max win
Cash Bandits 2
2017
5x3, 25 lines
96.25% (GamesHub) / 95% (PokerListings)
High
25,000x
Cash Bandits 3
2020
5x3, 25 lines
Not found
High
50,000x or 115,000x (sources differ)
Paydirt!
2011
5x3, 25 lines
97.5%
High
150,000x
Sweet 16
2016
5x3, 243 ways
96.25%
Not published
50,000x
Coyote Cash
2013
5x3, 25 lines
97.5%
High
50,000x
Rudolph's Revenge
2011
5x3, 50 lines
97.5%
High
35,000x
Frog Fortunes
2020
5x3, 243 ways
96%
Low
1,458x
Witchy Wins
2020
5x3, 243 ways
96%
Medium
10,000x
Bubble Bubble
2016
5x3, 50 lines
95%
Medium
15,000x
Aztec's Millions
2015
5x3, 25 lines
94%
High
Not published
SlotCatalog labels line counts as "betways" without saying whether they are paylines or ways, so the line figures above follow that label. Some reviews: Cash Bandits 2, Cash Bandits 3, Paydirt!, Sweet 16 and Coyote Cash. Newer releases reported in the lobby include Primal Warriors Legacy, Escape the North, Mega Monster and Horseman's Prize.
Progressive jackpots on Planet 7 Casino slots
RTG builds jackpots in a few ways. Some slots have their own progressive meter, some feed a pooled jackpot shared across many casinos, and RTG's Real Series machines can carry random jackpots that are local to one casino or one operator's group and can be won whatever symbols land, according to Wikipedia.
Hold and Win with Fortune Link jackpots and a progressive
Jackpot Saloon and Primal Warriors Legacy
Fixed jackpots
Jackpot meters don't make a slot "due" to pay. Each spin is random, and a large meter only means many people have paid into it. Read our Planet 7 progressive jackpots page for the jackpot list in depth, or progressive jackpots explained for how pooled meters work.
Which Planet 7 slot suits you? A quick decision guide
With hundreds of RTG titles reported, it helps to start from what you want out of a session. This guide uses only the third-party specs shown above, so treat it as a shortlist, and check each game's info screen before playing.
Planet 7 slots by goal (third-party specs)
If you want
Titles to look at
Why
The highest published RTP
Paydirt!, Coyote Cash, Rudolph's Revenge
97.5% each, the top figures reported for the lobby
Two rules apply whatever you pick. A missing RTP means unknown, not high, so plan around the lower figure when sources differ. And high volatility, which covers most of the titles above, means a $50 budget can vanish in a few spins even on a 97.5% game.
RTP, or return to player, is the share of total stakes a slot is designed to pay back over a very long run. Planet 7 doesn't publish a per-game RTP list in any source we found, and the figures above come from third-party databases that sometimes disagree, as with Cash Bandits 2 at 96.25% or 95%.
Open the slot and look for its info or help screen, which may state an RTP figure.
Compare that figure with independent databases such as SlotCatalog or GamesHub.
Where sources differ, plan around the lower number.
Treat a missing figure as unknown, not as high.
Remember RTP describes millions of spins; a single session can land far above or below it.
A slot's cost per hour comes from total stake times house edge, where the house edge is 100% minus RTP. Using Cash Bandits 2's higher figure of 96.25%, the edge is 3.75%. Every $100 you wager costs $3.75 on average, though any one session can swing far either way.
A $50 budget on a 96.25% RTP slot
Spin size
Spins from $50
Expected loss if you wager $50 once
Expected loss if you wager $500 in total
$0.25
200
$1.88
$18.75
$1
50
$1.88
$18.75
$5
10
$1.88
$18.75
The expected loss is the same per dollar wagered, whatever the spin size. What changes is how fast you reach it and how wild the ride is. On a high-volatility slot like Cash Bandits 2 or Paydirt!, ten $5 spins can easily end at zero, while 200 spins at $0.25 give the math more time to show. Our page on slot volatility and the bankroll management guide expand on this.
Playing Planet 7 slots with a bonus
Slots are where bonus money goes. LCB reports that the WELCOME200 match carries 30x bonus plus deposit wagering on slots and a $1,000 max cashout, and that Banana Jones and Fish Catch can't be played with coupon-code funds; doing so voids winnings.
Here's what that wagering means. A $50 deposit with a 200% match adds $100, so $150 must be wagered 30 times, which comes to $4,500. At 96.25% RTP, the expected cost is $4,500 × 3.75% = $168.75, more than the $100 bonus. Our Planet 7 welcome bonus page has more detail, and the free spins page covers spin offers.
Beyond the reels: Fish Catch, Banana Jones and keno
Two specialty games sit beside the slots. Fish Catch is an arcade shooting game with a 91% RTP per SlotCatalog and PokerListings, well below most slots. Banana Jones is a pick-and-wheel game listed at 95% RTP, with max-win figures that conflict between SlotCatalog (2,565x) and GamesHub (40x). Both are excluded from coupon funds, according to LCB.
Hot and cold slots: results come from a random number generator, and past spins don't change the next one.
Due jackpots: a big meter means many players have paid in, not that a win is near.
Bigger bets raise RTP: the payback percentage is the same at every stake unless the game's rules say otherwise.
Bonus spin winnings are yours to keep: they usually carry wagering and a cashout cap, so check the terms.
Our hot and cold slots myth explainer goes further. Slots are entertainment that costs money over time, and no pattern changes the house edge.
RTG slots via our links: Planet 7 and Silver Oak
Both casinos in the offer boxes below run RealTime Gaming slots. Both are offshore and not licensed by any US state, so check your state's law. Michigan's Gaming Control Board named both Planet 7 and Silver Oak in its April 9, 2025 cease-and-desist release (opens in a new tab).
Planet 7 Casino: $2,750 Welcome Bonus + 45 Free Spins, via our link (new players, 21+ or 18+ where allowed, terms apply). LCB reports 30x bonus plus deposit on slots, a $1,000 max cashout and a $30 card minimum for the WELCOME200 match; check the terms at sign-up.
Silver Oak Casino: $2,500 Welcome Bonus + 50 Free Spins, via our link (new players, 21+ or 18+ where allowed, terms apply). Its own offer page (opens in a new tab) advertises a different package, a 100% match on each of the first ten deposits up to $10,000 in total, with 30x playthrough and 60x on blackjack and video poker; its terms say 40x for slots instead, and deposits start at $30. The terms at sign-up apply. Silver Oak's mobile casino page (opens in a new tab) names RTG titles including Cash Bandits 3, T-Rex II, Vegas Lux and Fortunate Zeus, and its terms state an Anjouan license held by Primrose Media Limited. Our Silver Oak slots page compares the lobby.
Bonuses at both are slot-focused, and table games are often excluded or weighted lower. We earn a commission through these links, and our ranking is commercial.
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Planet 7 Casino#5 on our listRealTime Gaming slots
Published terms (reported): Third-party reviews report a 200% match with code WELCOME200; the casino site could not be checked directly. Eligible games: Slots (reported).
Who runs it: License not shown; third parties report Costa Rica or none. Regulator notes: Named in a Michigan Gaming Control Board cease-and-desist release, April 9, 2025.
21+ (18+ where allowed). New players. Min deposit $30 (reported). Wagering 30x deposit + bonus (reported). Max cashout: $1,000 (reported). Withdrawal cap $2,500 / week (reported). Terms source: reported. Terms apply. Offer checked October 28, 2026.
Silver Oak Casino#4 on our listBonus on 10 deposits
Published terms (casino terms): Silver Oak advertises a 100% match on each of its first ten deposits (up to $10,000 in total) with codes SILVEROAK1–10. Eligible games: Slots, keno, scratch cards (table games at 60x; many games excluded).
Who runs it: Primrose Media Limited, licensed in Anjouan (its terms). Regulator notes: Named in a Michigan Gaming Control Board cease-and-desist release, April 9, 2025.
21+ (18+ where allowed). New players. Min deposit $30. Wagering 30x on the offer page; 40x in the terms. Max cashout: None stated. Withdrawal cap From $2,500 / week. Terms source: casino terms. Terms apply. Offer checked October 28, 2026.
These casinos are offshore operators. They are not licensed or regulated by any US state, and state consumer protections do not apply. Check the law in your state before you play. Terms marked “reported” come from third-party reviews; the terms shown at sign-up apply.
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Frequently asked questions
What slots does Planet 7 Casino have?
Planet 7 runs a RealTime Gaming slot lobby, with LCB counting 347 slots and Blockonomi 195+. Reviewers name Cash Bandits 2, Cash Bandits 3, Paydirt!, Sweet 16 and Pirate Isle 3D, and other RTG titles such as Coyote Cash, Bubble Bubble and Aztec's Millions are reported in its lobby. Availability changes, so check the lobby yourself. Our RTG slot reviews cover many of these titles.
Who makes the slots at Planet 7?
RealTime Gaming makes them, according to LCB, AskGamblers and casino.guru. Casino.guru also lists SpinLogic Gaming, but PokerListings reports that SpinLogic is the brand RTG adopted in 2022 for its US and many international operations, so it's the same catalog. No other studios are reported at Planet 7. Our RTG software guide explains the studio's history.
What is the RTP of Planet 7 slots?
RTP depends on the game, and Planet 7 doesn't publish a per-game list in any source we found. Third-party databases give 97.5% for Paydirt! and Coyote Cash, 96.25% for Sweet 16 and 94% for Aztec's Millions. Some figures conflict, such as Cash Bandits 2 at 96.25% or 95%. Check each game's info screen if it shows one. Our RTP glossary entry explains the term.
Does Planet 7 have progressive jackpot slots?
Yes, several slots reported in the Planet 7 lobby carry progressive jackpots, including Cash Bandits 3 with minor and major meters, Paydirt!, Coyote Cash and Jackpot Sevens. Aztec's Millions is pooled across casinos, according to Wikipedia. Jackpots are random and never "due". See what a progressive jackpot is for how the meters grow.
Which Planet 7 slots can't be played with a bonus?
LCB reports that Banana Jones and Fish Catch can't be played with coupon-code funds, and that winnings from them are voided if you do. The WELCOME200 match is listed for slots with 30x bonus plus deposit wagering. Other exclusions may apply under the offer via our link, so read the terms shown at sign-up. Our guide to game weighting explains why casinos restrict games.
Can I play Planet 7 slots for free?
Planet 7's demo or practice options aren't described in the third-party reviews we used, so check the casino's lobby to see whether games offer a demo mode. Blockonomi reports a $25 free chip with a $100 withdrawal cap and 30x wagering on slots, which comes with wagering and a cap attached. Our demo mode guide explains how free play differs from real-money play.
Are Planet 7 slots rigged?
There's no evidence in the sources we used that Planet 7's slots are rigged, but there's also no casino-published testing certificate. Blockonomi says the software is tested by GLI, while RTG is elsewhere reported as tested by TST. With no US regulator, players rely on those claims. The house edge means you're likely to lose over time either way. Read are RTG games fair for the full picture.
What is the best slot to play at Planet 7 Casino?
No slot is best for everyone, but if you go by published RTP, Paydirt!, Coyote Cash and Rudolph's Revenge lead the titles reported at Planet 7, each at 97.5% according to SlotCatalog. That means an average loss of $2.50 per $100 wagered, against $6 on Aztec's Millions at 94%. All three are listed as high volatility, so expect big swings. For steadier play, Frog Fortunes is listed as low volatility at 96%. Read our Rudolph's Revenge review and best slot to play explainer.
Can I play Planet 7 slots on my phone?
Yes, Planet 7's RTG slots run in your phone's browser through instant play on iPhone and Android, according to Blockonomi, with no app to download. You use the same account and balance as on desktop. Most five-reel slots read better in landscape, and older phones may lag on animated titles, so keep your browser updated. Not every game may appear on mobile, so check the lobby on your device. Our Planet 7 mobile casino page and best slots casinos list cover more.
Does Planet 7 have new RTG slots?
Yes, several recent RTG releases are reported in Planet 7's lobby. SlotCatalog dates Primal Warriors Legacy, Escape the North and Mega Monster to 2024 and Horseman's Prize to 2025. PokerListings gives Primal Warriors Legacy and Mega Monster RTPs of about 96%, though its card and text figures differ slightly, while Escape the North and Horseman's Prize have no published RTP. New games appear as RTG releases them, so check the lobby's newest section. Read our Primal Warriors: Legacy review and Horseman's Prize review.
Are Planet 7 slots the same as Silver Oak slots?
They overlap heavily, because both casinos run RealTime Gaming software, but no source confirms the two lobbies match title for title. Silver Oak's own mobile page names Cash Bandits 3, T-Rex II, Vegas Lux and Fortunate Zeus, and all four are also reported in Planet 7's lobby. Where the casinos differ is in bonus terms, withdrawal caps and how much each publishes about itself. Compare the lobbies on our Silver Oak slots page and the wider picture in Silver Oak vs Planet 7.
Can I play Planet 7 slots in Georgia?
Georgia doesn't license online casinos, so Planet 7 slots aren't a legal, state-regulated option there. The Georgia Lottery Corporation regulates the lottery only, and the state has no casino or sports betting regulator, which means players in Atlanta, Columbus and Augusta have no state agency to turn to over an offshore account. Planet 7 holds no US state license anywhere. Check what state law says before you sign up. See our Georgia online casinos page and Georgia slots guide.
Do I pay tax on Planet 7 slot winnings?
Yes, slot winnings are taxable federal income, including wins at an offshore casino like Planet 7. IRS W-2G instructions make slot wins of $2,000 or more reportable for payments in 2026, with no regular withholding on slots, but an offshore operator isn't expected to file the form for you. Keep your own log of wins, losses, deposits and withdrawals. From the 2026 tax year, the loss deduction is reported to be capped at 90% of losses; check IRS guidance. Our W-2G form page and taxes on casino winnings explain more.
Which Planet 7 slots have low volatility?
Among titles reported in Planet 7's lobby, SlotCatalog lists Frog Fortunes, Halloween Treasures and Megaquarium as low volatility. Frog Fortunes pairs that with a 96% RTP and a 1,458x top win, while Halloween Treasures and Megaquarium have no published RTP. Low volatility means smaller, more frequent wins in theory, so a budget usually lasts longer, though the house edge still applies. Most RTG headline slots at Planet 7 are listed as high volatility. Our Frog Fortunes review and volatility explainer cover the details.
Does Planet 7 have the Bubble Bubble slots?
Yes, Bubble Bubble, Bubble Bubble 2 and Bubble Bubble 3 are all reported in Planet 7's lobby. SlotCatalog lists the original at 95% RTP with medium volatility and 50 lines, Bubble Bubble 2 at 95% with high volatility, and Bubble Bubble 3 at 96% with high volatility and a 4,000x top win. Check the lobby before you deposit, since line-ups change. Read our Bubble Bubble review or the Bubble Bubble 3 review.
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