Fighter Pit

What Fighter Pit has actually done in our bonus hunts

We have opened Fighter Pit 15 times across 15 separate bonus hunts between 19 Jun 2026 and 26 Sep 2026 and recorded every result. Across those 15 opens the median result was 35.6× the bet, against 50× for every slot in our recorded dataset. The biggest single result we have recorded on it is 733.32×. 3 of those 15 opens were 100× or better. 15 opens is a small sample and describes only these recorded sessions — it is not this slot's RTP and it does not predict what your next bonus will do.

Hacksaw Gaming casts two rival crews of fighters into a retro arcade cabinet for Fighter Pit, reusing the underlying engine from its earlier release Fists of Destruction but wrapping it in a beat-'em-up frame complete with a metal console housing and a directional pad around the reels. Players can pick which fighter represents the Green or Red team purely for show; the choice has no bearing on the maths underneath.

The 5x4 grid pays across 14 paylines whenever three or more matching symbols land from the leftmost reel, with a run of shiny 10-through-A card symbols forming the low end of the paytable beneath four fighter characters as the premiums, and a wild that substitutes for anything else in the game. In Fighter Pit, Fist symbols are the real engine of the base game: when one is due to complete a win, it activates and expands upward into a Wild Fist Reel, turning that whole column wild for the spin.

Each Fist belongs to either the Red or Green team, and if it expands through an opposing team's fighter symbol or a wild on its way up, it picks up a multiplier of x2 to x200 that then applies to every win the reel takes part in. Scatters open two related bonus rounds built on the same fighting conceit: three trigger Showdown, in which the two teams accumulate Victory Points every time a Fist strikes an opposing fighter or wild, and reaching three points converts into a respin carrying extra guaranteed Fist symbols, with the number scaling up as a team's Victory Level rises. Four scatters instead trigger Ultimate Showdown, the same system but starting both teams from a higher Victory Level so the bigger respins arrive sooner. Landing further scatters during either round adds extra spins on top of the initial award.

Bonus buys cover both ends of the experience: a low-cost option that simply raises the odds of any bonus triggering naturally, mid-priced buys that guarantee a set number of Fist symbols on the next spin, and direct entry into either Showdown or Ultimate Showdown for players who'd rather skip straight to the team battle.

Fighter Pit is rated high volatility at 4 out of 5, with hit frequency around 34%, a top RTP of 96.3% across four configurations, stakes from 0.10 to 100, and a maximum win of 10,000 times the bet. The team-versus-team framing around a fairly standard expanding-wild mechanic is what separates it from Hacksaw's other combat-themed releases.