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Stab by Spinforge Studios Slot Overview

Stab by Spinforge Studios pairs cartoon horror with purple suburban scenery and a masked caller. Its expanding multiplier wilds connect it mechanically with Miami Mayhem, but Stab gives each wild a phone-themed dial before it fills its reel.

Every wild spins The Dial, with multipliers added together when wilds share a winning line. The Chase locks expanded wilds and their multipliers throughout free spins. High volatility accompanies a 50,000x maximum win. Explore these features in the free demo on BonusTiime.

Stab Slot Specifications

Stab runs on a 5×4 grid with 12 winlines. The house edge sits at 4.00%, keeping the maths clear for online slot gameplay.

RTP (Return to Player)

96.00% RTP supports fair long-term returns. The house edge sits at 4.00%.

Volatility

High volatility suits bigger swings and a more unpredictable pace, so bankroll control matters.

Max Win

50,000x the bet; a €1 spin caps at €50,000.

Stab Slot Features

Stab packs in The Dial, The Call, The Chase, and The Final Call, plus the Who’s Calling? spin mode, into a layered system of wilds, free spins, and bonus progression.

The Dial

Every wild that lands spins The Dial before it expands to fill its whole reel. The dial awards a multiplier, and that value sticks to the wild as a glass badge. Several expanded wilds on one winline add their multipliers together, which makes this mechanic central to the slot’s pacing.

The Call

The Call starts when three red phones land in one spin. It awards 10 free spins, the wilds land more often, and every wild spins The Dial before expanding for that spin. Each red phone also lights a socket on the tracker, and filling all three sockets adds 2 free spins with Dial UP.

The Chase

The Chase begins with four red phones in one spin and gives 10 free spins. Wilds spin The Dial, expand, and then lock on their reel until the bonus ends. Dial UP is active from the first spin, so dial values below x10 are removed, while the tracker can still add 2 free spins when all sockets light.

The Final Call

The Final Call triggers with five red phones in one spin, one on every reel, and gives 10 free spins. Every free spin lands at least one wild, each wild starts at x25 on The Dial, and expanded wilds can stack on the same spin. The tracker also awards 2 free spins when all three sockets light. The Final Call cannot be bought on its own: the Who’s Calling? mode in the bonus menu is the only route to it.

Bonus Buy

The Bonus Buy menu lets you switch support modes on or off, or buy the main bonuses directly.

• Extra Phones: x2 the bet per spin; more phones on the reels.
• Wild Dial: x25 the bet per spin; every spin starts with a wild and a dial.
• The Call: x150 the bet; buy 10 free spins.
• The Chase: x400 the bet; buy 10 locked wild free spins.
• Who’s Calling?: x400 the bet per spin; 50% no bonus, 40% The Chase, and 10% The Final Call. It stays on until a bonus it gives has finished, then switches itself off.

Stab Slot Review

Stab leans into a cartoon horror look with purple night scenery, a haunted house, and a masked caller that gives the game its identity. The best detail is how the phone motif runs through the interface and bonus naming, so the theme supports the mechanics instead of sitting on top of them.

The gameplay turns on expanding wilds and The Dial, which gives every wild its own multiplier before the reel fills out. That creates a proper reason to chase bonus states, especially with high volatility and a 50,000x ceiling. The downside is that the buy menu pushes hard on optional modes, so the base game can feel secondary.

Stab suits players who want a feature driven slot with a clear horror identity and a built in multiplier system. It will appeal most to bonus hunters and players who like stacking wild values, while anyone wanting a simpler session may find the extra modes a bit much.

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