How-To Guide

How to Play the Razor Shark Slot: Bets, Lines and Rounds

In short: Pick one of twelve total-bet steps between 0.10 and 100.00, then spin. The 20 lines are fixed, there is no bet-per-line control, and the features arrive on their own rather than being bought.

You set one number in this game and the rest follows. The bet panel offers twelve total stakes, the 20 win lines stay switched on whatever you pick, and every feature triggers from the reels instead of from a purchase.

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Bet panel listing twelve total-bet steps from 0.10 to 100.00
The whole of the game's stake control, captured in Push Gaming's own demo on 9 October, with 0.50 selected and the line count printed underneath. Source: our own screenshot.
Game:
Razor Shark (a Push Gaming video slot)
Type:
Slot game
RTP as published:
Eleven builds ship in the game's own client, from 96.70% down to 85.70%, while the studio's public page advertises only two of them.
Max win:
Nobody who makes this game publishes one, so every ceiling a reader meets belongs to an operator and is named as that operator's.

Note: You choose a total bet and press one button; everything else in this Push Gaming title is decided by the reels. The client lists twelve stakes between 0.10 and 100.00, prints Bet Lines: 20 beneath them, and offers no way to buy a feature. The steps below follow the order the game itself imposes, and every figure in them was read in the studio's own demo, which serves the 96.70% build.

Table of contents

What You Need Before You Start

Before you start, check these prerequisites; each one takes a minute and saves a wasted round.

Paytable symbol payouts shown at a total bet of 0.50
The symbol values as the client prints them, in money at the selected 0.50 stake rather than as multipliers. Source: our own screenshot.

How a Round Plays, Step by Step

Follow these steps in order; the index below jumps to any step, and each step names the control it uses.

The twenty win lines drawn on a five by four grid
Every line the game pays on, as the client draws them in its paytable, numbered one to twenty. Source: our own screenshot.
  1. Step 1: Pick a total bet
  2. Step 2: Check the line count
  3. Step 3: Spin the reels
  4. Step 4: Read the wins from the left
  5. Step 5: Watch for a column of four tiles
  6. Step 6: Let the feature finish

Step 1: Pick a Total Bet

Open the bet panel and choose one of twelve steps: 0.10, 0.20, 0.50, 1.00, 2.00, 3.00, 5.00, 10.00, 20.00, 30.00, 50.00 or 100.00. The default is 0.50.

Step 2: Check the Line Count

The panel prints Bet Lines: 20 under the grid. That number is fixed, so you cannot switch lines off to spend less per round.

Step 3: Spin the Reels

Press the round button at the bottom right, or use the space bar. The studio's own build offers autoplay; a British lobby will not, because the regulator banned it in October 2021.

Step 4: Read the Wins from the Left

Combinations pay from the leftmost reel rightwards along a line, only one win is paid per line, and the client always awards the highest value.

Step 5: Watch for a Column of Four Tiles

A mystery stack can land on any reel, and Nudge and Reveal opens it into either paying symbols or a golden shark.

Step 6: Let the Feature Finish

Three sea mines anywhere start the free games, and the round continues until no mystery stacks are left in view.

Tip: Treat any quoted return as the casino's figure rather than the game's. Push Gaming prints two on its public page, 96.70% and 94.06%, and the client bundle carries a variant table of eleven builds running down to 85.70%.

Read the bet-change notice in full before you draw conclusions from it. The paytable warns that changing your stake changes the symbols on the reels, and Game Info explains why: the grid is restored to how it looked at the end of your last round at that stake. It is a display state, not a different reel set.

Ignore any claim that the free games last a set number of spins. The client states they run until no mystery stacks remain in view.

If none of the above applies because you are only looking rather than staking, use the studio's own demo and leave the casino lobbies alone.

Key Terms Used on This Page

Total bet
The whole stake for one round; this game has no separate bet-per-line control, so the panel figure is what you risk.
Win line
One of the 20 fixed patterns the grid pays on, read from the leftmost reel to the right.
Game cycle
The regulator's unit for the British stake cap, set at £5, and £2 for players under 25.
Mystery stack
A column of four tiles that lands on a reel and opens into paying symbols or a golden shark.
Sea mine
The scatter symbol; three anywhere on the grid start the free games.

Not sure yet? Try the free demo first and learn the round with play money before any deposit.

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What Else Do Readers Ask?

These are the questions that come up once someone has the bet panel open. Each answer comes from the client's own screens, read in the studio's public demo on 9 October.

Can I choose how many lines to play?

No, the 20 win lines are fixed. The bet panel sets one total stake for the round, and the client offers no bet-per-line control at all.

Does a bigger stake change the maths?

No. A larger bet scales the payouts, and the notice about symbols changing refers to the grid being restored from your last round at that stake.

Can I buy the free games?

No. The build we played returned an empty feature list from the game server, so there is no purchase option in this title.

How did we check the order of play?

We opened Push Gaming's public demo on 9 October, read the paytable, Game Info and bet panels, and pressed the spin button 129 times at a 0.50 stake.

What is the most I can stake in Britain?

Five pounds per game cycle, and two pounds for players under 25, so the top of the twelve-step ladder is out of reach in a British lobby.