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Razor Shark

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By Push Gaming · Underwater / sharks

A high-volatility Push Gaming slot whose free spins are driven by nudging mystery stacks and a multiplier that rises by one with every nudge.

Game specs

RTP
96.70%

Active build set by the casino

Provider-stated default — real casinos may run a different configured RTP.

Spec source: SlotCatalog — https://slotcatalog.com/en/slots/Razor-Shark (96.70% is the stated default and the figure the page's own review text quotes; its spec table lists 95.05% as a configured setting. The advertised win cap is 50,000x; the 85,475x on the same page is a recorded player win that exceeded the cap, not the cap itself. Release year 2019 per the source page; the queue sheet says 2020)

Max win
50,000x

The ceiling on a single round, counted in stakes.

Provider
Push Gaming
Type
slot
Theme
Underwater / sharks
Volatility
high
Grid
5-4
Reels
5
Paylines
20 paylines
Bet range
0.1 – 100
Released
2019

RTP builds

Razor Shark is sold to casinos in more than one configured return, and the operator picks the one it runs. Most sites print a single figure, which is simply wrong for anyone playing a different build.

RTPBuild
96.70%Studio default
95.05%Operator-configurable

The game’s own info screen shows the return in force at the casino you are on.

Features and mechanics

Mechanics

Free spinsMultipliers

Themes

AqualungBlueDark blueFishingSeaSharkWater world

About Razor Shark

Razor Shark is a Push Gaming slot from 2019, played across five reels, four rows and twenty paylines in an underwater setting. The base game is ordinary enough; the round that defines it is the free spins, triggered by three or more scatters. When it starts, the second and fourth reels fill with mystery stacks, and those stacks nudge down one position on every spin until they fall off the reels — which is also how the feature ends. Two things push against that clock. Landing more scatters awards extra spins, and new mystery stacks can appear, extending the round. Meanwhile a multiplier rises by one for every nudge that happens, so a feature that survives long enough is being paid at a rate that keeps climbing. The Razor Reveal is what turns the stacks into money: when a stack reveals, the values behind it are paid out together, and the figures involved get very large once the multiplier has had time to build. There is no jackpot here of any kind. The advertised win cap is 50,000x the stake, and this game is also known for a recorded player win of 85,475x that went past it. The paytable, the exact stack and multiplier rules and the scatter counts are set out in the game's own information panel.

Razor Shark: common questions

What is the RTP of Razor Shark?

The studio default for Razor Shark is 96.70%, but the game is also sold to casinos at 95.05%. Which build runs is the operator's choice rather than yours, so check the game's own info screen before you play.

What is the maximum win in Razor Shark?

Wins in Razor Shark are capped at 50,000x your stake. That is the ceiling of the game's maths rather than a typical outcome — reaching it is rare.

How volatile is Razor Shark?

Razor Shark is a high-volatility game: wins land less often and the gaps between them are wider, so a bankroll that survives long dry spells matters more here than it does elsewhere.

Can you buy the bonus in Razor Shark?

No — Razor Shark has no bonus buy. The bonus round can only be triggered in normal play.

What are the minimum and maximum bets in Razor Shark?

Stakes in Razor Shark run from 0.1 to 100 per round, in whatever currency your casino uses. Individual casinos can narrow that range.

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Plain-language definitions, in case any of the above was jargon.

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