Outsourced

What Outsourced has actually done in our bonus hunts

We have opened Outsourced 55 times across 55 separate bonus hunts between 24 May 2026 and 28 Sep 2026 and recorded every result. Across those 55 opens the median result was 36.45× the bet, against 50× for every slot in our recorded dataset. The biggest single result we have recorded on it is 395.25×. 9 of those 55 opens were 100× or better. These figures describe only the sessions we recorded — they are not this slot's RTP and they do not predict what your next bonus will do.

Nolimit City takes the corporate world's least popular practice as its subject in Outsourced, a factory-floor slot rendered in the studio's familiar cartoon, faux-90s art style, complete with robotic arms and plastic consumer junk littering the reels. A compact 4x4 grid — a layout rarely seen outside Big Time Gaming's own releases — provides 256 fixed ways to win as its base configuration, though that number can climb once xWays symbols get involved. Piles of J, Q, K and A cards sit as the low pays at 0.05x the stake for four of a kind, while plastic hands, heads, sneakers, gaming devices and plastic baby heads pay between 0.15x and 0.5x for the same. A wild substitutes for every paying symbol, can land on any reel, and pays 5x the stake for four in view.

xWays symbols are central to how bigger wins form: each one reveals a low or mid-pay symbol sized two to four high, or occasionally a size-one blocker, and if several land together they all reveal the same symbol. A separate xNudge Wild lands anywhere on the grid and always nudges upward until it's fully stacked on its reel, gaining +1 to its multiplier for every step nudged; where more than one xNudge wild contributes to a win, their multipliers add together.

Outsourced's Print Spins follow any win: the winning symbols clear out, and the vacated positions gain a permanent +1 multiplier for each Print Spin that passes, continuing for as long as new wins keep appearing on regular pay symbols. Should an xWays symbol land during this sequence, its revealed symbol size gets multiplied by whatever value has built up on that position before the payout is calculated. Players can also pay to add an Extra Spin once a round has otherwise finished, keeping the multiplier state from the previous spin intact — though the price scales with how high those multipliers have climbed, and scatters won't appear on a spin bought this way.

Three scatters award 3 Sweatshop Spins, carrying over any multipliers already built during the base game, while four scatters instead unlock 5 Sweatiershop Spins under the same rules. A separate God Mode feature lets the game's full maximum win land instantly in the base game if the letters M, A, K and S all appear together on the reels.

Direct purchases are available for Sweatshop Spins, Sweatiershop Spins, or a straight buy into God Mode itself, alongside a cheaper Lucky Draw option offering even odds on a bigger payout. Separately, Nolimit Boosters let players raise their stake before a spin: a smaller addition markedly increases the chance of landing a scatter on the second reel to help trigger Sweatshop or Sweatiershop Spins, while larger additions buy a spin that starts with either x2 or x5 multipliers already sitting on every grid position.

Outsourced carries a default RTP of 96.08%, dropping through three lower configurations to 87.08%, and it's rated at Nolimit City's maximum volatility of 10 out of 10. Maximum win is capped at 5,000x the stake, and stakes run from 0.20 to 100 per spin.