Providers / PG Soft / Fortune Rabbit
Fortune Rabbit
PG Soft · 3-4-3 grid, 10 fixed lines · RTP 96.75% · Max win 5,000x · Released 2023

Figures from PG Soft's published game data. Verify in the game's own info screen.
- Provider
- PG Soft
- RTP
- 96.75%
- Volatility
- Medium
- Maximum win
- 5,000x
- Released
- 2023
Fortune Rabbit is the third entry in PG Soft's zodiac series and the only one of the three with a ceiling worth talking about. It shares Fortune Ox's exact grid and return, and pays two and a half times as much at the top.
| Fortune Ox | Fortune Rabbit | |
|---|---|---|
| Grid | 3-4-3, 10 lines | 3-4-3, 10 lines |
| RTP | 96.75% | 96.75% |
| Max win | 2,000x | 5,000x |
Same layout, same published return, very different distribution. That is the whole story of this game, and it is a clean illustration of something worth internalising: RTP tells you the price, not the shape. Two games can charge you identically and pay you in completely different patterns.
Where the extra ceiling comes from
The Fortune Rabbit feature — a randomly triggered eight-spin round with prize symbols in play.
Prize symbols carry fixed cash values rather than forming combinations. During the feature they land and are collected, which means the round's outcome depends on how many high-value symbols appear rather than on whether the reels produce a paying line.
That is a materially different engine from Fortune Ox's respin-until-win, and it is why the two games diverge at the top. A collection round with variable prize values has a long tail. A respin guaranteed to produce a win has a floor and a ceiling close together.
The trade you are making
You pay for the higher ceiling in the middle of the distribution. Fortune Ox guarantees you something from its feature. Fortune Rabbit's eight spins can produce very little if the prize symbols do not land well.
Same 96.75% either way. The question is only whether you would rather have a reliable small return from the feature or an occasional large one.
Hit rate
PG Soft publishes 21.83% for this game, which is the lowest figure the studio publishes among its ten most-played titles here — Ways of the Qilin runs at 33.67%.
We reproduce PG Soft's hit-rate figures because, unlike some studios, they are in a range consistent with what the metric normally means: roughly one paying spin in four or five. That is a usable number.
For this game specifically, 21.83% is low enough to notice. Roughly four in five spins return nothing.
The bet range
0.30 to 90, which is narrower at both ends than Fortune Tiger's 0.25–250. Worth knowing if you play at either extreme.
Who it suits
Someone who wants the compact PG Soft format but finds Fortune Ox's guaranteed-outcome design too flat. This is the version of that grid with something to chase.
It does not suit anyone expecting frequent action — a 21.83% hit rate on ten fixed lines is a sparse base game.
Also on this site
- Fortune Ox — same grid, same return, half the ceiling, guaranteed feature payout
- Fortune Tiger — the series' simplest entry
- PG Soft — how this studio's ten games compare across return, hit rate and ceiling
Source: PG Soft's published game information. Release year 2023; the exact date is recorded ambiguously across sources and we have not confirmed it. Reviewed 29 August 2026.
Verify the return figure in the game's own information screen. Operators deploy different certified builds of the same game, and the figure shown to you is the one that applies. Set a deposit limit first.
Reviewed by SlotzKilla Editorial · Published · Last updated · How we source figures
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