The Asgard slot is a Norse-mythology game from RealTime Gaming, released May 22, 2018, that pays on 243 ways across 5 reels and 3 rows, with wilds, scatters, bonus symbols, free spins and a multiplier. Its RTP, volatility and max win aren't published in any source we could verify.
Asgard is a 2018 RTG (SpinLogic) slot with 243 ways to win on a 5x3 grid.
Listed features: free spins, a multiplier, wilds, scatters and bonus symbols.
RTP, volatility and max win aren't published, so budget conservatively.
A separate, later game called Asgard Deluxe (2021) has different specs.
Partner casinos shown are offshore and not licensed by any US state; check your state's law.
Developer
RealTime Gaming (RTG), also distributed as SpinLogic Gaming
RTP
Not published
Volatility
Not published
Layout
5 reels x 3 rows
Ways to win
243
Max win
Not published
Released
May 22, 2018
Asgard slot overview: Norse gods from RTG
Asgard takes its name from the home of the Norse gods, and RealTime Gaming built it around that mythology in 2018. Rather than fixed paylines, it uses a 243-ways structure, which changes how wins are counted on every spin.
It isn't the same game as Asgard Deluxe, which RTG released in June 2021 with cascading wins and multiplying wilds. If a casino lobby shows both, check which one you're opening, because their listed specs differ.
The verified data for the original is thinner than for many titles in our slot reviews. We know the layout, release date and feature list. We don't know its RTP, volatility or maximum win, and this review says so rather than filling the gaps.
Asgard slot specs and what's not published
All figures below are from third-party catalog data. RTG's site couldn't be reached to confirm them.
Three gaps in one game is unusual. The practical effect: you can't calculate what Asgard costs per spin on average, and you can't say how big its top prize is. The help screen in your casino's version is the best place to look for an RTP figure.
How 243 ways to win work in the Asgard slot
On a 5x3 grid there are three positions per reel, and 3 × 3 × 3 × 3 × 3 = 243 possible left-to-right paths. In a ways-to-win game, matching symbols on adjacent reels starting from the leftmost reel pay, whatever row they sit on.
Two things follow. First, you don't pick lines; every spin covers all 243 ways at one total bet. Second, wins tend to be counted more generously than on a fixed-line game, but each individual way pays a small share of your stake, so frequent wins can still be smaller than the bet.
Asgard free spins, multiplier, wilds and bonus symbols
The catalog lists five features. It doesn't describe the rules behind them, such as how many symbols start the free spins or the size of the multiplier, so treat this as a guide to what each term means and check the in-game paytable for the details.
Wild: substitutes for standard symbols to help complete ways. Learn more about wild symbols.
Scatter: counts wherever it lands rather than on a path; in many games it's linked to the free spins round.
Bonus symbols: special symbols tied to a feature. What they do in Asgard isn't described in our data.
Free spins: an in-game round played at your triggering bet with no extra stake from your balance.
Multiplier: increases a win by a set factor; where it applies in Asgard isn't specified in our sources.
These in-game free spins differ from a casino's free spins bonus, which is a promotion with wagering and cashout rules.
Asgard slot on a $50 budget: $0.25, $1 and $5 spins
With no published RTP or volatility, a cautious plan is to assume an ordinary slot return and keep bets small. The figures below use an illustrative 96% RTP (a 4% house edge), which is not Asgard's verified figure.
Asgard budget illustration at a 4% edge (not the game's verified RTP)
Bet per spin
Spins on one pass of $50
Expected loss on that pass
Average total bets if wins are replayed
Spins that represents
$0.25
200
$2
$1,250
5,000
$1
50
$2
$1,250
1,250
$5
10
$2
$1,250
250
The arithmetic: expected loss is total staked × house edge, so $50 × 0.04 = $2 on one pass. Replaying wins until the money's gone averages $50 ÷ 0.04 = $1,250 of total bets. Real sessions vary widely around those averages, and since volatility isn't published, you can't tell how widely.
At $5 a spin, $50 gives you only 10 spins on one pass, which may not be enough to see free spins at all. Our bankroll guide and house edge explainer cover this in more depth. Over time, expect to lose: that's what the house edge means.
Asgard vs Asgard Deluxe and other RTG mythology slots
If you like the setting, RTG has several mythology games with more complete data. This comparison uses the same third-party catalog.
RTG mythology slots compared (third-party data)
Slot
Released
Lines or ways
Volatility
Max win listed
Asgard
May 2018
243 ways
Not published
Not published
Asgard Deluxe
June 2021
243 ways
High
2,000x
Ancient Gods
June 2018
25 betways
Medium
50,000x (unconfirmed)
Storm Lords
August 2019
50 betways
Not published
125,000x
Legend of Helios
September 2021
25 betways
High
2,250x
Asgard Deluxe is the closest relative, with cascading wins and multiplying wilds. Ancient Gods and Storm Lords cover broader fantasy and mythology themes, and Legend of Helios turns to Greek myth. The 50,000x on Ancient Gods appears on many RTG catalog entries and may be a default, so we treat it as unconfirmed.
How to play Asgard for real money, step by step
Check your state's law on online casinos first; offshore sites aren't licensed by any US state.
Set a loss limit and a time limit, and write them down.
Search the casino lobby for "Asgard" and make sure you open the 2018 original, not Asgard Deluxe.
Open the info screen to find the RTP (if shown) and the free spins and multiplier rules.
Choose a total bet; with 243 ways there are no lines to select.
Stop at your limit, and don't add funds to win back losses.
Your state's law decides whether online casino play is permitted. Seven states license real-money online casinos: New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan, West Virginia, Delaware, Connecticut and Rhode Island. RTG games like Asgard are mainly offered by offshore casinos, which no US state licenses. Read are offshore casinos safe for the practical risks.
These partners run RTG games: Silver Oak's mobile page names Realtime Gaming, and third-party reviews list RTG and SpinLogic at Planet 7 and Royal Ace. None of our sources lists Asgard by name in their lobbies, so check first. All three are offshore and not licensed by any US state, so check your state's law before you sign up.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the RTP of the Asgard slot?
No RTP for Asgard appears in any source we could verify. Third-party catalog data leaves the field blank, and RTG's site wasn't reachable. The in-game help screen at your casino may show the figure for the version it runs, since some RTG games come in more than one setting. Until you see a number, budget as if the edge is typical for slots. Our explainer on how slot RTP works shows how RTP converts to dollars.
How many ways to win does Asgard have?
Asgard pays on 243 ways. That comes from its 5x3 grid: three positions on each of five reels gives 3 × 3 × 3 × 3 × 3 = 243 left-to-right combinations. Matching symbols on adjacent reels starting from the left pay regardless of row, and you can't choose fewer ways. Our glossary entries on ways to win and paylines explain the difference between the two systems.
What is the max win on Asgard?
Asgard's maximum win isn't published in the sources we checked. Catalog data gives no figure, so we can't quote one. If the info screen at your casino lists a top prize, use that. Bear in mind that offshore casinos cap withdrawals: Silver Oak's own banking page (opens in a new tab) sets weekly withdrawals from $2,500, so any large win would usually be paid over several weeks. See withdrawal limits for how caps work.
Is Asgard the same as Asgard Deluxe?
No. Asgard came out in May 2018, while Asgard Deluxe followed in June 2021. Both use 243 ways, but catalog data describes Asgard Deluxe with cascading wins and multiplying wilds, rates it high volatility and lists a 2,000x max win, none of which is published for the original. Check the title carefully in the lobby. Read our Asgard Deluxe review to compare.
Does Asgard have a progressive jackpot?
No progressive jackpot is listed for Asgard. Its features are free spins, a multiplier, wilds, bonus symbols and scatters. That can matter for bonus play, since Silver Oak's terms exclude progressive games from bonus wagering; a non-progressive slot avoids that particular rule, though others still apply. If you want a jackpot game, see our best progressive jackpot casinos or progressive jackpots explained.
Can I play Asgard with a free spins bonus?
You can use slot bonus funds on most RTG slots, but casino free spins promotions are often locked to one named game, which may not be Asgard. Deposit match bonuses generally cover slots and exclude or weight down table games. Check wagering, max bet and max cashout before you start, as these decide what you can actually withdraw. Our wagering requirements guide explains how to work out the cost.
Is Asgard a good slot for small budgets?
It can be, if you keep bets low, but the missing volatility rating makes it harder to plan. At $0.25 a spin, $50 covers 200 spins on a single pass; at $5 it's only 10. With 243 ways you'll often see small wins that are less than your stake, so judge by balance, not animations. Our low stakes guide has more ideas for making a small budget last.
Can I play Asgard in the US?
You'll mainly find Asgard at offshore casinos running RTG or SpinLogic software, not at state-licensed casinos in states such as New Jersey or Pennsylvania. Offshore casinos aren't licensed by any US state, and your state's law decides whether playing there is permitted. Our sources don't confirm Asgard in any named partner lobby, so check before depositing. Start with states with legal online casinos.
Can I play the Asgard slot on my phone?
Yes, RTG casinos generally serve the Asgard slot through a mobile browser, so there's nothing to install. Silver Oak's own mobile page describes a browser casino for iPhone, Android and tablets, with no dedicated app listed. Third-party reviews say Planet 7 runs in a mobile browser without a downloadable app, and list Royal Ace with instant play and mobile options. No source confirms Asgard in those lobbies, so search for it after you log in. Our guide to instant play vs download and is there a casino app explain the difference.
Is the Asgard slot legal to play in Wisconsin?
No, Wisconsin doesn't authorize online casino games, so there's no licensed way to play the Asgard slot for real money there. The only online wagering authorized in 2026 is sports betting run through tribal servers under the state's compacts, overseen by the Department of Administration's Division of Gaming. Players in Milwaukee, Madison and Green Bay who use offshore sites have no state regulator to turn to if a payout stalls. Our Wisconsin online casino page and tribal gaming guide explain the law in more depth.
Can I use Bitcoin to play Asgard?
Yes, all three partners on this page are reported to accept Bitcoin, which you'd convert to dollar credit before playing the Asgard slot. Silver Oak's banking page lists Bitcoin deposits from $30 with no fee and Bitcoin withdrawals of $50 to $2,500, taking 7–10 days. Third-party reviews report Bitcoin at Planet 7 and Royal Ace, with Lightning deposits from $5. Card deposits at Silver Oak carry a 3–10% fee, so crypto can be cheaper. Read how to deposit with Bitcoin and our Bitcoin banking page.
How long does it take to withdraw Asgard winnings?
Expect one to three weeks at the partners on this page, not same-day payouts. Silver Oak's terms describe a review of 7–10 business days followed by 7–10 business days for payment. Third-party reviews report Planet 7 pending periods of 5–7 days and Royal Ace pending periods of 7–10 days, with no weekend cashouts, and LCB reports delayed payments at both. Weekly caps of $2,500 apply as well. Verify your account before you request money. Our withdrawal times guide and pending withdrawals page cover what to do if it stalls.
Is the Asgard slot fair?
Asgard runs on RTG's random number generator, and third-party reviewers report that RTG games are tested by Technical Systems Testing (TST), so there's no evidence the slot is rigged. Each spin is independent, which means a run of losses doesn't make a win more likely next. The weak spot is that Asgard's RTP isn't published, so you can't confirm what the game returns. Casino terms are a separate issue, set by each offshore site. Our pages on are RTG games fair and the hot and cold slots myth explain more.
Who made the Asgard slot?
RealTime Gaming made Asgard and released it on May 22, 2018. RTG was founded in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1998, later moved operations to Costa Rica, and in 2022 adopted the SpinLogic Gaming name for its US and many international operations, according to third-party sources. That's why some casinos list Asgard under SpinLogic rather than RTG; it's the same game library. RTG followed it with Asgard Deluxe in 2021. Read our RealTime Gaming profile or the SpinLogic Gaming page.
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