PHFUN PG Soft Slots: Wild Bandito and Treasures of Aztec

PG Soft slots are the two-title corner of PHFUN’s game coverage, and both titles reward a few minutes of reading before your first spin. This page puts Wild Bandito and Treasures of Aztec side by side so you can pick the one that matches your stake and your patience. Every figure below comes from PG Soft’s published game data, and you must be 21+ to play.

PG Soft slots covered on PHFUN

Two PG Soft titles have their own pages, and this table is the fastest way to compare them.

Detail	Wild Bandito	Treasures of Aztec
Grid	5 reels, 4 rows	6 reels, 5 rows
Ways to win	1,024	up to 32,400
Published RTP	96.73%	96.71%
Volatility label	high	medium
Max win	25000x	Not quoted here
Release year	2022	2020

Wild Bandito is the sharper of the two. The Wild Bandito slot page covers its gold-framed wilds, respins and the multiplier that carries through free spins. Treasures of Aztec is the smoother ride, and the Treasures of Aztec breakdown explains why its cascades matter more than its headline grid size.

The gap in RTP is 0.02 percentage points, which no session will ever show. The gap that you will feel is volatility.

Wild Bandito: multipliers that never reset

Wild Bandito is built around one idea: in free spins, the multiplier keeps its value from spin to spin and does not fall back to the start. That single rule is what pushes the game to the high volatility label and lets the published ceiling reach 25000x of your stake.

Here is what that means at the table:

1. Base-game spins are ordinary, and long dry stretches are normal on a high-volatility slot.
2. Gold-framed symbols act as wilds, which is where most of the base-game action comes from.
3. Free spins are where the persistent multiplier does its work, so a round that lasts longer is worth far more than the same win in the base game.

A worked example: at a ₱10 stake, a 25000x ceiling is ₱250,000 for a single round. It is a boundary, not a target, and it says nothing about how often the game pays.

Treasures of Aztec: cascades and a climbing multiplier

Treasures of Aztec pays by cascades on a 6x5 grid. Winning symbols clear, new ones drop in, and a multiplier climbs by 1 for each cascade in the base game and by 2 for each cascade in free spins.

The doubled rate is why the feature round matters. Four or more scatters award 10 or more free spins, and the same chain of cascades is worth roughly twice as much inside them. Mystery symbols that upgrade to wilds are what stretch those chains long enough for the rate to count.

PG Soft’s game data lists a maximum exposure of 100,000x, while independent simulation of the maths lands near 9,071x. The two numbers measure different things, so this site quotes neither. Open the game’s info screen in the lobby for the ceiling your session shows.

PG Soft RTP: what the published figures mean

The PG Soft RTP for both titles sits in a narrow band, 96.71% to 96.73%. Read that as a long-run design return, not a promise about tonight. The RTP meaning entry walks through why a 96% game can still send you home lighter after 500 spins.

The arithmetic is short. On 500 spins at ₱10 you turn over ₱5,000, and at 96.73% the expected loss is about ₱163.50. On a high-volatility slot like Wild Bandito the real result will land far from that figure in either direction.

Volatility is the other half of the picture. The volatility explained entry shows how two games with identical RTP can need very different bankrolls.

PG Soft games in the PHFUN lobby

PG Soft games are easy to reach because PG appears in the lobby’s vendor bar next to PP, JILI, Fa Chai and the other studios. On 29 September 2026 both Wild Bandito and Treasures of Aztec were visible in Hot Games and the slot lists. Titles rotate, so search by name if a card is not on the front screen.

To get to a PG Soft title:

1. Log in with your Username and Password from the top bar, or register first if you have no account.
2. Open the Slots tab and pick PG from the vendor bar.
3. Search for Wild Bandito or Treasures of Aztec by name.
4. Open the info screen before your first spin and read the stake steps.

If you want to practise first, the lobby shows a Trial button beside Register. The demo slots primer explains what a practice round teaches you and what it cannot.

Studio background: PG Soft’s licence and PAGCOR game approval

PG Soft was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in Valletta, Malta. Its licensee, Pocket Games Software Limited, holds a Malta Gaming Authority B2B licence under reference MGA/B2B/435/2017, and its games are tested by BMM Testlabs and Gaming Associates. The full record sits on the PG Soft studio profile.

A PAGCOR listing for PG Soft covers game content only. It approves the titles for use by operators PAGCOR licenses, and it is not an operator licence held by the studio. Keep that distinction in mind whenever a site quotes a PAGCOR listing.

How PG Soft compares with the other studios

Pragmatic Play and JILI cover the rest of PHFUN’s slot coverage, and they differ from PG Soft in one important way. PG Soft and Pragmatic Play both publish an RTP for these titles, while JILI publishes none. The Pragmatic Play slots page has four titles from 96.01% to 96.71%, and the JILI games hub covers ten titles with no published RTP.

To see all sixteen titles in one table, use the slot RTP list. To go back to the full catalogue, start at the PHFUN games index.