Circus slots: verified RTP, volatility and bonus mechanics - one reference page per game
50 circus slots from 41 studios - verified RTP, volatility, max win and mechanics on one page per game.
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81 Creepy CircusTom Horn Gaming
Fantasy CircusKA Gaming
Madshow CircusEla Games
Circus Circus 81KAJOT
Fruit Circus PartyTrueLab Games
Circus Clawclawbuster
Bright Circus StarsInBet Games
Hot Circus ShowInBet Games
Circus MysteryMGA Games
Circus RichesSpinberry
Circus LaunchPlaytech Origins
Circus Jugglers JackpotsGames GlobalWhat this catalogue is today
Figures come from the studio
RTP, volatility, maximum win and mechanics are taken from what the provider publishes for that game. Where a studio publishes no RTP at all, the page says so instead of printing a category average as if it were a fact.
Reference pages, not reviews
Every page here is currently a reference page: verified facts, and the game's own rules where we have been able to read them from the game. There are no scores and no written verdicts on this site yet, because we have not finished playing these games.
Nothing is written from guesswork
We do not describe a bonus round we have not seen trigger, and we do not quote a win figure that did not appear on screen. That is why most pages here are short: a shorter honest page beats a padded one.
Circvs Maximvs collects 50 circus-themed slots in one place. The theme is narrow by design: rather than list every game ever released, this catalogue covers one world properly, from the big studio releases down to the small ones that usually get a single line elsewhere.
Every game page carries the same core facts in the same order, so two games can actually be compared: provider, RTP, volatility, maximum win as a multiplier of stake, the mechanics the game is built on, and its release date. Those fields are filled from provider documentation, not copied between aggregators.
A small number of the 50 games also carry the full rule set as published inside the game itself. The rest show their verified facts only. As we work through the catalogue game by game, rules and then written reports will be added - and when a report appears, it will say who played the game and what they saw.
The studios represented here are: 1x2gaming, Ainsworth, Aiwin Games, Amusnet Interactive, Betsoft, Booming Games, CQ9Gaming, Dragoon Soft, ELK Studios, Ela Games, Espresso Games, Fa Chai Gaming, Fugaso, GMW, GameArt, Games Global, InBet Games, KA Gaming, KAJOT, MGA Games, Merkur, MultiSlot, Nemesis Game Studio, Novomatic, PG Soft, Play Labs, Playtech Origins, Pragmatic Play, Rarestone Gaming, Red Tiger, Relax Gaming, Rival Gaming, SYNOT, Spinberry, TaDa Gaming, Thunderspin, Tom Horn Gaming, TrueLab Games, Yggdrasil, clawbuster, rectangle games. Coverage runs from household names to studios that release two or three games a year, because a theme catalogue that only lists the big five is not a catalogue of the theme.
This site earns money through advertising links to operators, which are marked as such. That does not buy a score, and it does not decide which games are listed here — the catalogue is built from the theme, not from who pays.
FAQ
Where do the RTP and volatility figures come from?
From what the studio itself publishes for that game — its paytable, help screens or official game sheet. Across the 50 games listed here, not every studio publishes an RTP figure at all; where none exists, the page shows the field as not published rather than filling it with an estimate.
Do you review these games?
Not yet. Every page on this site today is a reference page: facts, and rules where we have them. A written report with a score will only be published for a game once it has actually been played through, bonus round included — and none of the games here have reached that point yet. We would rather publish nothing than publish an opinion we have not earned.
Why do only some games show the rules?
Because the rules are read out of the game itself, not rewritten from a press release. Only a small number of games in this catalogue have had their rule set captured so far; the others show verified facts only until we get to them. We do not fill the gap with a provider's generic rules, because those describe features a particular game may not even have.
Can I play the games on this site?
No. This is a reference catalogue, not a casino, and there are no playable demos embedded here. Where a page links to an operator, the link is marked as advertising.
What does maximum win mean as a number like 2484x?
It is the largest payout the game can produce, expressed as a multiple of your stake rather than in currency. A 2484x maximum on a 0.20 spin means a theoretical ceiling of 496.80. It is a ceiling, not an expectation — the overwhelming majority of sessions never approach it.
Is a high RTP game a better game?
Not on its own. RTP is a long-run theoretical average measured over millions of spins, and it says nothing about how a single session will feel. Volatility matters just as much: two games at the same RTP can behave completely differently, one paying small and often, the other rarely and large. Both figures are on every page for that reason.
Who is behind this catalogue?
A two-person editorial team. Marcus Ainsley is responsible for the game pages and will write the reports once games have been played; Ruth Calloway checks the figures and looks after the methodology and reference pages. Each has a page setting out what they are responsible for.