Devil's Delight (NetEnt) RTP review: 97.60%
The sinner's slot that out-paid the saints
Released in 2013, Devil's Delight casts you as a soul-collecting reaper working through the seven deadly sins on a 5×3, 20-line frame. The black comedy was always the hook, but the maths was the substance: 97.60% at any stake, any casino, no conditions. To appreciate how unusual that is, remember what its own siblings demand for similar numbers — Jackpot 6000 wants max-bet Supermeter discipline for its 98.90%, and Mega Joker pays 99% only at the top stake. Devil's Delight simply hands over 97.60% for showing up. Among NetEnt's unconditional fixed-RTP titles, only Blood Suckers (98%) and Kings of Chicago (97.80%) clear it.
Sin Spins and the soul meter
Mechanically it's a mid-2000s design executed with 2013 polish: wilds, a multiplier, standard free spins, and the signature Sin Spins — a collectable feature charged by "reaping souls" as sin symbols appear, paying out through a dedicated bonus round once the meter fills. Volatility is a comfortable medium (3/5) and the ceiling a modest 1,000x, both consistent with its era's design philosophy: reward time-on-device, not screenshots. Stakes span £0.20 to £100.
A sunset title: what "end of support" means for you
NetEnt formally retired the game from active support in 2022. Existing operators can keep hosting it, but no new integrations, updates or promotions come — so its footprint only shrinks. For players this creates a strange dynamic: one of the best fixed returns on the market is playable today and might not be next year at your casino. If the maths appeal to you, the practical advice is unusually blunt — enjoy it while your lobby still lists it, because the alternative "sinful high-RTP grinder" niche is nearly empty.
Strengths
- 97.60% with zero conditions — rare air for NetEnt
- Sin Spins collection gives sessions a through-line
- Medium variance suits its long-session design
- Dark humour that most slots wouldn't dare attempt
Weaknesses
- Unsupported since 2022; availability shrinks continuously
- 1,000x cap limits the upside story
- Dated presentation by current standards
Verdict: catch it before it's gone
Skip if: you need modern features or a big ceiling — this is a grinder from another era.
Devil's Delight earns its four stars on arithmetic alone: an honest 97.60% beats nearly everything released this decade. The deductions are practical, not mathematical — a legacy game you may struggle to locate, capped low and looking its age. If your casino still carries it, it belongs on your shortlist; our best high-RTP slots ranking shows exactly where it sits among the survivors.