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Max Win in Le Digger
Le Digger's max win is 15,000 times the bet. The rules call it "achievable in all game modes", and the game server returns it as 15000. Reaching it ends the round at once and discards any free spins still to come. At the €2.00 default bet, the cap is €30,000.00.
- Game:
- Le Digger (a Hacksaw Gaming video slot)
- Type:
- Slot game
- RTP as published:
- 96.26%, printed by the game's own rules screen and returned by its game server.
- Max win:
- 15,000x the bet, in the rules' own words "a max win of 15,000 times your bet" and returned by the game server as maximumWinMultiplier 15000.
Max Win in Euros at Three Stakes
The game counts the cap on the bet, so its euro value runs from €750.00 at the smallest stake to €30,000,000.00 at the largest the demo allows.
| Bet per spin | Max win in euros | Where that bet sits |
|---|---|---|
| €0.05 | €750.00 | the demo's minimum |
| €2.00 | €30,000.00 | the demo's default |
| €2,000.00 | €30,000,000.00 | the demo's maximum |
Figures as recorded on ; the studio can change its game, rules or server answers without notice.
A bonus buy doesn't move it. The rules count the ceiling in "times your bet", and the game prices a buy from that same bet. So a €500.00 Dig It on a €2.00 bet still tops out at €30,000.00, sixty times what it cost.
We do not recommend buying Dig It to chase the 15,000x ceiling. Our played-out Dig It reached 144.4x on a 250x price. No published figure says how often any buy gets near the cap.
The demo runs from €0.05 to €2,000.00 a spin, and a real-money build can carry different limits; the euro figure follows whatever bet that build allows. Catalogues quote a top bet of €50, where 15,000x would come to €750,000.00.
The paytable alone gets nowhere near. The best symbol pay, the lantern on 14 or more, is 200x the bet, or 1.33% of the cap.
What Happens When the Max Win Hits
The round stops on the spot: once a win reaches 15,000x, the rules say the game shows a message, ends the round immediately and pays out.
During free spins or another bonus feature, "the game will return to the main screen". The rules add that it then discards any remaining free spins and other bonus features. In Dig It, where each Blast Bar fill adds 5 spins, those extra spins would simply vanish. Nothing carries over to the next round.
The client's text files hold one more section, headed "MAX WIN TERMS", which the demo's rules screen never displayed on . It says every max win "will be manually reviewed", that abuse or collusion voids it and that "All decisions are final", with contact promised within 48 hours. Whether a casino build shows those terms, the demo can't tell us.
The rules also say a round may reach the max win "by triggering specific combinations and/or features". It is "achievable in all game modes", base game and bought bonuses included. The rules shown in the demo don't say which combination does it.
Most of the weight sits in the golden layer rather than in the symbols. One Diamond coin at 500x under a x20 Gold Clover is already 10,000x, two thirds of the way. Collectors then fire one at a time, each gathering coins and other active collectors, and after each one fires, the positions it collected reveal again. That is where a round could stack higher, and one text in the client's files says so outright. A market-specific version of the same section puts the ceiling where wins strip the layers down to the third. There, the Golden Reveals combine coins, collectors and clovers until the total hits 15,000x. The demo's rules screen does not show that version.
Where the French-Language Rules Stop Short
The French version of the rules keeps the cap but drops what happens after it. Of the five sentences in the English max-win section, the French keeps two.
Both versions agree on the number. The French-language splash screen promises « un gain maximal de 15 000 fois ta mise ». The French rules then say specific combinations or features can reach the maximum. Then they stop. Only the English rules mention the on-screen message, the round ending at once and the discarded free spins. The client does carry the message itself in French, as « Le gain maximal de tour unique a été atteint. »
We compared the two locale files line by line: 470 strings in English, 469 in French. Plenty of shared strings run a few characters shorter in French, yet the max-win section is the only one that lost whole sentences. The one string the French file lacks is that market-specific version of the same section, written for a single other market. So a player reading the rules in French is never told that hitting the ceiling cuts a bonus short.
How Far Our Wins Got
Nowhere near the cap. Our best result in 100 rounds and three buys at a €2.00 bet was 144.4x, under 1% of 15,000x, and it was €288.80 back on a €500.00 buy.
| Result | Paid | Multiple of the bet | Share of the cap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best base-game round of 100 | €46.00 | 23x | 0.153% |
| One free spin, bought Dig It | €49.03 | 24.515x | 0.163% |
| Bought Dig It played out (€500.00 buy) | €288.80 | 144.4x | 0.963% |
Those figures come from one session on and say nothing about how often the cap lands. They do show the distance, though. Our best bonus would have had to repeat nearly 104 times over to reach it. In the 100 base-game rounds, only 34 paid anything at all.
Odds of the Max Win: Unpublished
Nobody publishes the odds of hitting 15,000x: not the rules, not the studio page, and the game server's own field for them holds a placeholder.
Asked for the 96.26% model, the server answers oddsOfMaxWin "0" and hitFrequency 0.0. A zero there isn't a probability. It's an empty slot the studio hasn't filled.
Catalogues that print a hit rate, 36.4% in one case, aren't quoting the studio either, since the studio publishes none. Any page that tells you how often Le Digger reaches 15,000x is guessing, and we'd rather say we don't know.
The official hints about the ride are the volatility badge on the opening screen, with three lit bars out of five, and the labels in the buy menu. Those labels read High for three buys and Medium for Tomb Service.
