Rip City Boosted review: 97.43% RTP, 12,500x max win, 268,915 public bets tracked
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Rip City Boosted review: the same expanding Wild Cats as RIP City, with the RTP raised to 97.43% at Gamdom
RIP City Boosted is Hacksaw’s RIP City at a 97.43% RTP, and Gamdom is the only casino in our feeds that runs it. Hacksaw’s list for the standard game tops out at 96.22%.
What Boosted changes in RIP City
The in-game rules match RIP City word for word except for the RTP figures. You keep the 5x5 grid, 19 paylines, expanding Wild Cats with 2x to 200x multipliers and the 12,500x cap.
Wild Cats still expand down the reel when they can complete a win. A WILD under an expanding Wild Cat turns into its multiplier, and multiplied Wild Cats on one line add up. The 12,500x cap is reachable in the base game and both bonuses.
Ro$$ Bonus still gives 10 free spins with more Wild Cats. Maxx Bonus still locks a Wild Cat onto every reel that lands one.
The buy menu moves up with it. Maxx Bonus returns 97.53%, Ro$$ Bonus 97.5% and both Wild Cats FeatureSpins 97.49%. BonusHunt FeatureSpins return 97.45%.
Who RIP City Boosted is for
It’s the build to load at Gamdom if you like RIP City or Xmas Drop. The RTP is about 1.2 points higher than the standard version, and the game plays the same.
Pros
- 97.43% RTP, about 1.2 points above standard
- Maxx Bonus buy returns 97.53%
- Same 12,500x cap and bonuses
Cons
- Only at Gamdom in the feeds we track
- No published volatility for this build
- Multipliers still need a WILD under the Wild Cat
Gamdom players who like RIP City and want the higher-RTP build.
You don’t play at Gamdom.
Rip City Boosted RTP and specs
Specs as published by Gamdom game page and in-game rules (demo): RIP City Boosted · Hacksaw Gaming game page and in-game rules (demo): RIP City, checked October 4, 2026. Hacksaw Gaming doesn’t publish the volatility.
Rip City Boosted at a glance
- Hacksaw Gaming
- 268,915
- Since Jul 12, 2026
- 1
- Coming soon
Rip City Boosted didn’t make any casino’s game board for Sep 16–23, so there’s no casino-by-casino table. The bet count above covers every public bet we’ve tracked on it since July 12, 2026.









