Six Feet Under Demo & Review

Six Feet Under review

Six Feet Under is a 6x6 graveyard slot where the bottom rows fill with dirt at random on each spin, and some dirt hides gems with cash values. Bombs come in several types, each clearing paying symbols and dirt in its own pattern, and digging deeper uncovers more gems.

Wilds substitute as usual. Nolimit rates it Extreme volatility, with a 30,000x cap. It's a twist on the Fire in the Hole digging idea, with a stronger focus on collecting.

Features and bonus rounds

Dirt layers
Bottom rows fill with dirt that can hide gems.
Bomb types
Each bomb clears its own pattern.
Gems
Carry cash values when uncovered.

Six Feet Under RTP, volatility and max win

RTP: the default return to player is 96.05%, meaning that over a very large number of spins the game is designed to pay back around 96.0 units for every 100 wagered. Some casinos may run a lower configuration; the info screen inside the game shows the exact figure. How RTP works.

Volatility: Six Feet Under is a very high volatility slot. Most sessions will be dominated by small wins and dead spins, with the bulk of its return concentrated in rare bonus rounds. A short session can easily lose its whole budget without a meaningful hit – the demo is the safest way to see how swingy it really is. Volatility explained.

Max win: the maximum payout is 30,000x the stake. What max win really means.

Pros

  • Very high 30,000x win ceiling
  • Full game playable in the official free demo

Cons

  • Very high volatility – long dry spells are normal
  • Bonus buy is costly and banned in some markets (e.g. Great Britain)
  • Short-session results can differ widely from the RTP

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Six Feet Under FAQ

What is the RTP of Six Feet Under?

The highest published RTP of Six Feet Under is 96.05%. Casinos may be able to configure a lower RTP – always check the in-game info screen.

What is the max win on Six Feet Under?

Six Feet Under has a maximum win of 30,000x your stake. Max wins are extremely rare and should not be expected in normal play.

Is Six Feet Under high volatility?

Six Feet Under is rated very high volatility by Nolimit City. Wins are less frequent but can be larger.

Can I play Six Feet Under for free?

Yes. You can play the official Six Feet Under demo on this page with play money – no sign-up or deposit required.

Does Six Feet Under have a bonus buy?

Yes, Six Feet Under includes a bonus buy option in markets where it is permitted. It is not available in Great Britain and some other regulated markets. Buying the bonus does not improve your odds.

Data sources: https://nolimitcity.com/games/six-feet-under. Figures last verified 10 November 2026. Spotted an error? Tell us.