
Dead or Alive 2
NetEnt
NetEnt · High volatility
NetEnt's notorious Wild West slot is famous for both its brutal variance and its legendary wins. Here's why it's still a non-GamStop favourite.
Updated June 2026 · tested by our review team
Dead or Alive (NetEnt, 96.82% RTP, high volatility, Up to ~13,500x stake max win) is available off GamStop at non-UK casinos. Read our full verdict, the game's real stats and a breakdown of how its features pay below.

| Developer | NetEnt |
|---|---|
| RTP | 96.82% (single published RTP) |
| Volatility | High |
| Max win | Up to ~13,500x stake |
| Reels / layout | 5×3, 9 paylines |
| Min / max bet | £0.09 — £36 per spin |
| Features | Sticky wilds, free spins, gamble feature |
| Released | 2009 |
Our verdict
Dead or Alive is a high-volatility legend. The 5×3, nine-line Western is stingy in the base game by design — the whole game is built around its sticky-wild free-spins round, triggered by three or more scatters.
During free spins, every wild that lands sticks in place for the rest of the round. Fill a payline with sticky wilds and the multipliers stack fast, which is how the game has produced some of the most-shared big wins in slots history. It is feast-or-famine play in its purest form.
High-ceiling games reward patience, not chasing. Whatever you play, set a budget first and stake at a level your bankroll can absorb. New to these sites? Start with our slots not on GamStop guide or our non UK casino reviews.
FAQ
Yes — Dead or Alive is available at casinos licensed outside the UK that are not part of the GamStop network, so a GamStop self-exclusion will not block access. However, if you self-excluded because of gambling harm, we strongly recommend you keep that exclusion and seek support from GamCare rather than seeking out non-UK sites.
The default RTP of Dead or Alive is 96.82% (single published RTP). It is always worth checking the game's information panel before you play, as some operators run lower-RTP builds of the same game.
Yes. Dead or Alive is a high-volatility slot, so wins are less frequent but can be much larger. It suits players comfortable with longer dry spells in pursuit of the bonus features.
The base game pays rarely on purpose — almost all of the game's return is concentrated in the sticky-wild free-spins round. That makes for long dry spells punctuated by occasional very large wins, which is the trade-off that gives Dead or Alive its reputation.