Push Gaming games
Push Gaming is a London studio founded in 2010 and licensed in Malta and the UK. It makes a small number of very high-volatility slots with huge top wins, such as Razor Returns and Jammin' Jars, and its demos play free on our pages.
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Who Push Gaming is
Push Gaming was founded in London in 2010. It started out supplying games to social and real-money operators, then moved into its own branded slots and built a reputation for quality over quantity. It releases far fewer games a year than the big studios, but its titles often become long-term favourites. Push holds licences from the Malta Gaming Authority and the UK Gambling Commission and supplies most regulated European markets.
Its best-known games include Jammin’ Jars, Razor Shark, Fat Rabbit and Big Bamboo.
What Push Gaming games are known for
- Very high volatility. Push designs for big moments. Expect long dry spells.
- Huge top wins. Several games advertise 50,000x to 100,000x.
- Clever mechanics. Mystery symbols, growing multipliers, cluster pays and “Nudge and Reveal” features that change the grid.
- Strong art. Each game has its own look rather than a house template.
Best Push Gaming games
Razor Returns is the Push slot in our library. It’s the sequel to Razor Shark, with mystery stacks that reveal symbols, a growing multiplier in free spins and a top win of 100000x your stake. The RTP is 96.55%, above average. Its high volatility means most sessions see much smaller wins, and many see none. The demo plays free on its page.
Where South Africans can play Push Gaming
Push is carried by many international casinos, and some local sites may add it through aggregators. We haven’t confirmed a South African provincially licensed casino that lists it, so check the lobby. 1Win is open to South Africans, has a large slot library and offers 500% up to R75,000 over 4 deposits; it’s licensed in Curaçao, so there’s no provincial board to complain to.
Very high-volatility slots are a poor fit for bonus wagering, because you need many spins and the balance swings hard. Many casinos also cap the maximum win from a bonus, so a 100,000x hit on bonus money may be cut down to a fixed amount. Check the max cashout in the terms.
Push Gaming and bonus buys
Many Push games offer a bonus buy that costs around 100x your stake. Its RTP is usually close to the base game’s, so buying isn’t better value. It just gets you to the volatile part faster. At R5 a spin, one buy costs about R500, which can be your whole session in one click.
Similar studios
For more high-risk slots, see Hacksaw Gaming, Nolimit City, Relax Gaming and ELK Studios. For something calmer, NetEnt and PG Soft focus on medium volatility. Browse every demo on our slots page.
Set a loss limit before you start; help is free on the NRGP helpline, 0800 006 008.
Frequently asked questions
What is the max win on Razor Returns?
Razor Returns has one of the biggest top wins of any slot in our library; the exact multiplier is on its game page. Treat it as a theoretical ceiling, as almost no session gets close.
Are Push Gaming slots high volatility?
Yes, most of them. Push builds slots around rare, very large wins, so long losing streaks are normal.
Can I play Push Gaming in South Africa?
Yes, at casinos that carry Push Gaming, which are mostly international brands. Check the lobby, or try the free demo here first.
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