Games at Shokker
Reviewed: September 2026
This section covers eight slots from the Shokker lobby, each with its own guide. All eight are reel games, but they have very little else in common: the range runs from a three-reel machine with one solitary win line to a seven-reel field of uneven heights that expands three times mid-session. Every guide is built the same way — what the studio actually publishes, what the bonus features do, and how long a specific euro budget lasts at that game's pace.
The eight guides
The numbers in one table
| Game | Studio | Layout | RTP | Win cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chance Machine 90s | Endorphina | 3x3, five lines | 96,06% | 2500x |
| Dusty Duel | BGaming | 6x5, scatter pays | 97% | 5000x |
| Frenzy Clusters | BGaming | 3-5-5-5-3 up to 7x7 | 97,11% | 10 000x |
| Hyper Coin: Hold to Win | Formula Spin | 45 paylines | 96,1% (catalogue) | 5500x |
| Money Maker | BGaming | 3 reels, one line | 97,03% | 250 000 € |
| Soaked by Seamen | Nolimit City | 3-5-5-3, 225 ways | 96,04% | 30 000x |
| Super Wildrix | PG Soft | 5x5 | 96,75% | 20 000x |
| Tanked 3: First Blood 2 | Nolimit City | 4-5-6-5-6-5-4, expanding | 95,99% | 25 584x |
Pick by playing style
Simple grids, predictable spend
Money Maker is a three-reel game with a single win line, low volatility and a win cap defined in currency rather than multiples: 250 000 euros, which is genuinely rare. Chance Machine 90s keeps the same 3x3 footprint but adds five lines, medium-high volatility, the Rush Collect system and a progressive Mystery Jackpot. Both suit a session where the screen should stay readable and the arithmetic simple.
Clusters and scatter pays
Dusty Duel drops paylines entirely and counts matching symbols anywhere on a 6x5 grid, hitting on average once every 4,15 spins — though high volatility keeps most of those hits below the stake. Frenzy Clusters pushes the idea further: the field starts at 3-5-5-5-3 and unlocks towards a full 7x7, with one of five companions chosen before play begins.
The tall ceilings
Both Nolimit City titles are here for players chasing the highest possible top end. Soaked by Seamen offers 225 ways across a 3-5-5-3 layout and a cap of 30 000 times the stake, while Tanked 3: First Blood 2 runs seven uneven reels, three expansions and an exact 25 584x ceiling. Both assume a player who can sit through a long empty stretch without raising the stake because of it.
Built around the bonus
Super Wildrix spins a separate multiplier wheel from x2 to x100 ahead of every free spin, and offers both Ante Bet and Feature Buy as routes into the round. Hyper Coin: Hold to Win locks coins onto the grid and resets the respin counter with every new one; the figures for that title come from a single catalogue, so we present them with an explicit caveat.
How these pages are written
A number appears on this site only when a studio or a catalogue has published it. Where a game has no published volatility rating or bet range, we leave the gap open and say plainly that the value has to be read from the in-game info panel. Two titles carry explicit caveats: Hyper Coin: Hold to Win, whose data comes from one source, and Super Wildrix, for which two different RTP figures circulate.
Stake and time calculations are worked either from published bet ranges or from an example stake that is always named as such. Read them as budgeting, not as prediction: the spin count and the length of a session are the only two variables a player genuinely controls.
Before the first real stake
Three steps cost about five minutes and usually save more. First, open the info panel and check the paytable and the stake limits — the number in the game is always the one that applies. Second, decide the amount before rather than after: thirty euros at 0,20 € is 150 spins and roughly a quarter of an hour, and a figure like that is far easier to hold to than a vague intention. Third, if a bonus is attached to the session, read the wagering requirements, because the maximum-stake clause and the ban on feature buys are the two most common reasons a win is voided later.
What the game catalogue is made of
The lobby breaks into clear groups. Slots are the largest shelf, and they run from three-reel classics like Money Maker to cascading and expanding-grid engineering such as Frenzy Clusters or Tanked 3. Live casino comes from real studios with a dealer on camera. Software table games mirror those titles at whatever pace you set. Jackpots pool a prize across the network, and crash games are the quick format where the whole point is cashing out before the multiplier breaks.
Behind those groups sit the game studios. Software is not made by the casino: the eight titles in this section come from five houses — BGaming, Nolimit City, PG Soft, Endorphina and Formula Spin. The studio writes the maths and publishes the RTP, which is why one and the same game behaves identically across different sites, and why a provider list tells you more about a catalogue than a total game count ever will.
The studios behind this section
Five studios account for the eight guides. BGaming supplies three of them — Dusty Duel, Frenzy Clusters and Money Maker — which between them span the whole volatility scale from low to high. Nolimit City contributes the two tallest ceilings, PG Soft the wheel-driven Super Wildrix, Endorphina the jackpot-carrying Chance Machine 90s, and Formula Spin the coin-hold Hyper Coin. Every guide names its studio up front, because that is what determines the maths.
FAQ
Which of these eight suits the smallest budget?
Which title has the highest published RTP?
Can all eight be tried for free first?
Where do the numbers on these pages come from?
Slots, live casino, table games: Slots · Live casino · Table games. Progressive jackpots and crash games live in their own sections of the lobby.