RTP as reported by the live Flush game catalogue. The studio's operator data sheet disagrees - see below.
Break the Ice is a Hacksaw Gaming title with a 75,000x ceiling. The live Flush catalogue reports it at the published return; Hacksaw's data sheet lists 96%. Play at flush.com/p/hacksaw-gaming/break_the_ice.
| Stat | Value |
|---|---|
| Provider | Hacksaw Gaming |
| Max win | 75,000x your stake |
Every other game page on this site quotes one RTP, because the catalogue and the studio sheet agree. Here they do not, and the gap is nearly 30 points - far too large to be a build variant or a rounding difference.
We publish the published return because the catalogue describes the build actually running at Flush, and that is the figure we can verify. But we are not going to present it as settled when the studio's own sheet says otherwise. The honest position is that one of the two sources is wrong and we do not yet know which.
66.53% is in the range Hacksaw uses for its scratch cards rather than its slots, and the data sheet classifies this title as a video slot. That inconsistency is what makes the number worth flagging rather than quietly printing.
If 66.53% is correct, the house keeps about 33% of everything staked - several times what a slot costs to play. If 96% is correct, it is priced like an ordinary Hacksaw slot.
Until it is resolved, treat the lower figure as the working assumption. If the return is what you care about, the alternatives below have no such ambiguity.
| Game | RTP |
|---|---|
| Blackjack (Flush Originals) | the published return |
| One Blackjack (live) | 99.28% |
| Live roulette | 97.30% |
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Which figure should I assume?
The catalogue one, 66.53%, since it describes the build running here. Treat it as the working assumption until the discrepancy is resolved.
What is the max win?
75,000x your stake. Both sources agree on this.
At 66.53% the house would keep about 33% of everything staked. Given the uncertainty, treat this as an expensive game rather than a cheap one. Set a budget before you play and never raise stakes to chase a losing run. Responsible gaming info. 18+.