Flaming Devil

Two numbers are missing here, and that absence is the review. Greentube publishes no RTP for Flaming Devil and no maximum win. Both sit in an operator Availability table that only logged-in clients can open; a direct request came back denied. What is public: five reels, 243 ways to win, a volatility rating of 3 out of 5, and a cartoon devil who eats coins.

Greentube’s Take on the Devil

Greentube is NOVOMATIC Interactive’s digital studio, and this went live on 18 August 2026. The mascot does the selling: a round-faced red devil with blue horns, trident in hand, behind the reels. Spec row reads Allpays, minimum bet 20 credits. Cartoon brimstone, not horror.

Flaming Devil by the Numbers

No RTP. No max win. Greentube’s public page lists game type, reels, platforms, themes and volatility. The two figures players want are not there. Not sloppiness, either: operators license whichever certified build suits them, so one title ships at several returns. The consequence lands on you: read the info panel wherever you find it, because nothing public settles it. Volatility is the exception, and Greentube posts it as a number rather than a word: three of five dots filled.

Reading Flaming Devil’s 243 Ways

Greentube says ways, twice, in its own copy: 243 winning paths running left to right, Allpays, nothing to switch on. Five reels, and 243 is three to the fifth power, which puts three symbols in each column — my arithmetic, not their line. No paytable is published. From the official image: a bell, a pair of dice, the ranks 9, Q and K, a stylized 7, and the Devil.

Flaming Devil’s Bonus Round, Step by Step

Coins drop onto the reels carrying credit values, and any Devil symbol sweeps the lot. In the screenshot: coins reading 400, 100 and 100, and the plate under the Devil reading 600. Whole feature, one frame.

Three or more Bonus symbols open the Free Games. Devil symbols then become a tally: collect four across the round and the Free Games Wheel appears, awarding extra spins and raising the Free Games Multiplier, which then multiplies every Devil collect. It can arrive more than once.

Star Prizes are the loose end. Greentube names them once and never explains the trigger. On screen: Grand 100,000, Major 20,000, Minor 2,000, Mini 1,000 credits. Not jackpots — the studio avoids that word here, and the demo’s build folder is named flamingdevilnopot.

Should You Spin Flaming Devil?

I liked the collect more than I expected to. Coin values stacking in plain sight while you wait on one symbol gives a dead spin a point. The return, though, nobody public can tell you. Check the info panel first.