Fenix games: eight titles and what to know before your first bet

This section covers eight games from the Fenix lobby. We do not quote RTP or maximum wins unless they are confirmed: operators can run different configurations of the same game, and the real version is shown in each game's information panel. Instead, every page explains what the title and genre suggest, how the game behaves with bonus wagering, and what to check before betting.

The games

Yokai — a BGaming slot themed on Japanese folklore.
Triple Nipple — a BGaming instant game; autoplay and limits.
Sweet Samurai — how to read a paytable.
St Patricks Pots Hold And Win — the Hold and Win mechanic.
The Godfather 3 Pillars Of Power — branded themes and feature buys.
Train Heist Johnny Cash — slots and bonus wagering.
Lucky Birds — bet size and session length.
Kicker Mania — getting to know an unfamiliar game.

What the information panel shows

Almost every game has an "i" or "rules" button. It lists the RTP of the version (theoretical return over a very long run), the bet range, feature descriptions and the paytable. Where the panel states an RTP, it applies to the version you are playing — not to a figure from another site. Open it before the first bet, not after a loss.

Games and bonus wagering

With a bonus active, your choice of game decides how fast wagering is met. Slots usually count in full, but some titles can be excluded and instant games may have their own rule. Before playing with a bonus, find the contribution table in the wagering rules.

From a win to a withdrawal

A win in a slot is just a number until it is withdrawn. Once you reach your target, request a withdrawal and do not go back to the game while the request is pending. The request path is on Withdrawals and statuses.

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I find the RTP of Fenix games?

In each game's information panel, behind the i or rules button. The RTP shown applies to your version.

Do all games count towards bonus wagering?

Not always. Slots usually count in full, but some titles may be excluded. See the contribution table in the bonus terms.

Can I try the games for free?

Many games offer a demo mode. It helps you understand features but does not affect your real balance.