This guide examines Temple Tumble slot RTP, versions, max win and UK stake limit, beginning with details that most reviews omit. The 96.25% RTP they mention isn't found on the provider's own page, an official sequel with jackpots exists, and in the UK the stake you can play is determined by law, rather than the bet range Relax Gaming lists.
The short version most pages agree on
Temple Tumble is a video slot from Relax Gaming. Relax places the action in the Cambodian jungle on a 6×6 grid, consisting of six reels and six rows, offering 46,656 ways to win. Review sites usually describe it as high volatility and Megaways-style. Relax's page avoids the term Megaways, instead referring to the mechanic as 46,656 ways. You can select from three underground worlds during free spins.
Some reviews describe it as just a six-reel game. Relax defines it as 6×6, which produces the 46,656 figure: six symbols appearing on each of six reels.
The RTP: 96.25% isn't the provider's figure
Most ranking pages list the RTP for Temple Tumble as 96.25%. Relax doesn't verify this on its product page. That page shows:
- a German edition with an RTP of 90%
- a different UK GameID, templetumble_92, which has no listed RTP
The provider is the most reliable source for its own maths, so you should consider 96.25% as unverified, particularly for UK play. The UK version uses a distinct build with its own ID. Relax doesn't show the return for that specific build on the product page, so this article won't provide a figure for it either. To find the precise number for the version you're playing, check the rules or help screen within the game, as that describes the specific build you're playing.
Max win, volatility, demo and release date
The provider's product page doesn't resolve any of the details that players most frequently ask about.
- Max win: Relax's page doesn't list one. The provider hasn't confirmed any figures found elsewhere.
- Volatility: "High" comes from review sites, but this isn't on Relax's page.
- Free spins trigger: Relax confirms that players choose between three underground worlds. It doesn't describe how the round starts or the function of each world, and the top-ranking pages don't provide the help-sheet rules.
- Demo: One review site claims a free demo is available. Relax's product page doesn't confirm this.
- Release year: The official page doesn't provide one for the original.
Temple Tumble 2 Dream Drop: the official sequel
Relax calls one successor, Temple Tumble 2 Dream Drop, and refers to it as a sequel. No other special edition or remake within the family is listed on its product page.
The sequel uses 6×6 reels and expands upon them. Relax describes tumbles, wilds, increasing multipliers, several free-spin modes, and Dream Drop jackpots, which is Relax's jackpot system. No maximum win, jackpot values, or jackpot triggers are provided on the page.
Review sites state the sequel's release date was 4 May 2022 and list a 94.8% RTP and high volatility. The provider page does not show any of those three pieces of information. The page does list a UK GameID for the sequel, templetumble2_92dd, but it does not state an RTP for it.
Original and sequel side by side
| Temple Tumble | Temple Tumble 2 Dream Drop | |
|---|---|---|
| Relax describes it as | Video slot, Cambodian jungle | Sequel to Temple Tumble |
| Grid | 6×6, 46,656 ways | 6×6 |
| Features named by Relax | Free spins with a choice of three underground worlds | Multiple free-spin modes, tumbles, wilds, increasing multipliers |
| Jackpots | None named | Dream Drop jackpots (values not stated) |
| Provider-listed bets | €0.20–€100 | €0.20–€100 |
| UK GameID | templetumble_92 | templetumble2_92dd |
| RTP on provider page | 90% (German version); UK not stated | Not stated |
| RTP per review sites | 96.25% | 94.8% |
| Volatility | High (review sites) | High (review sites) |
| Max win | Not stated by Relax | Not stated by Relax |
| Release date | Not stated by Relax | 4 May 2022 (review sites) |
The main practical difference is the jackpot layer. The sequel adds Dream Drop and a wider array of free spins. The original's feature is a choice among three worlds.
What you can stake in the UK
Relax lists both games from €0.20 to €100 per spin. This is the provider's range, not the amount a British player can stake. Gambling Commission rules cap online slots per game cycle:
- £5 per spin for those aged 25 or over (in force since 9 April 2025)
- £2 per spin for those aged 18 to 24 (in force since 21 May 2025)
The cap limits the range. Anything listed over £5, or over £2 for younger adults, can't be played in the UK, regardless of what the game's settings show elsewhere. The cap includes any amount risked or paid for a spin, so the price of a paid feature counts towards the limit if a version offers one. These caps apply only to slots. They don't cover blackjack and roulette.
How UK rules change the way the game plays
Technical standards from the Commission modify the behaviour of both Temple Tumble games for players in the UK:
- No autoplay. You must trigger each spin manually (RTS 8A).
- No turbo, quick spin or slam stop. Features that accelerate the result are disabled for UK play (RTS 14E). These buttons, which may appear in videos from other markets, are absent here.
- No celebrating non-wins. Win animations or sounds cannot accompany a return that is equal to or lower than your stake (RTS 14F). Plenty of small hits on a 46,656-ways grid pay back less than the stake. In the UK, these are displayed simply instead of being presented as wins.
- A 2.5-second minimum. A gap of at least 2.5 seconds is required between starting a spin and the ability to start another.
Combined, these regulations slow down UK sessions and make results simpler to read. It's a reasonable moment to establish a time limit and a budget before you begin, and to follow them.
What's confirmed and what isn't
The 6×6 grid, 46,656 ways, the choice of three-world free spins, the 90% German RTP, the UK GameIDs and the extra features in the sequel are confirmed by Relax. The 96.25% and 94.8% RTPs, high volatility, the 2022 release date for the sequel, the demo and any maximum win are from review sites rather than the provider. Regard these numbers as claims until the help screen of the game confirms them.