This guide to Fat Rabbit slot RTP, features and UK stake limits explained begins with details that most pages omit. Push Gaming provides two RTP versions rather than just one. The 3,844× figure mentioned is the highest win it has observed, not a maximum win. We couldn't find several of the game's detailed rules published anywhere.
The basic facts are well known. Fat Rabbit is a farm-themed Push Gaming slot featuring a 5×5 grid and 50 paylines. Push Gaming classifies its volatility as High.
Which RTP your game uses
Push Gaming provides two options for the RTP: 96.45% and 94.15%. The developer states that RTP can differ depending on the casino and advises players to verify the active rate on the loading screen or the user panel of the game.
This difference is significant. In the very long run, the lower version pays back roughly 2.3p less for each £1 staked. The casino decides which version to use, not you, so the loading screen is the place to check.
You might find 96.56% mentioned in other places. Since Push Gaming doesn't list that figure as one of the two versions, consider it a mistake.
How the features work
Free games
Push Gaming explains the trigger simply: the free spins begin when a rabbit and a wild carrot symbol land at the same time.
The rabbit gathers every wild carrot that lands on the reels while the feature is active. A carrot meter stores each carrot. The rabbit grows as the meter fills, granting more free spins and larger wins.
Harvest
Harvest happens randomly. A farmer ploughs up several wild carrot symbols while driving a tractor across the reels. You can't trigger this yourself.
Bonus Buy
Push Gaming lists Bonus Buy as available, though no price is published.
The small print, and what isn't published
The page from the provider is brief. Listed below is the content, its implications for you, and the details it omits. Push Gaming sets the rules, which may vary across game versions, meaning the help screen within your specific version is the definitive source.
- 3,844× is an observation, not a ceiling. "Highest observed win" refers to the biggest payout Push Gaming has documented, rather than a limit the game is programmed to enforce. A £1 stake would result in £3,844 at 3,844×. Because no maximum-win amount is published, it's unclear if a higher win is possible or if a cap exists.
- How triggers are counted. The text mentions "a rabbit and a wild carrot symbol". It fails to specify if the position is important or how many carrots are required.
- Retriggers. Increasing the rabbit's size gives additional free spins, but the page doesn't state the amount or if a maximum limit applies.
- Malfunctions and disconnections. There is no published rule on the page regarding the resolution of a fault or the fate of an incomplete free-games round.
- Simultaneous wins. The page doesn't explain the payment method for wins that land on multiple lines at the same time.
We've avoided filling these omissions with guesses based on other slots. If any of these points are important to you, check the game's rules before playing.
Stakes and play rules in Great Britain
Fat Rabbit is a reel-based online slot, so it must follow the stake limits set by the Gambling Commission:
| Player age | Maximum per game cycle | In force since |
|---|---|---|
| 25 and over | £5 | 9 April 2025 |
| 18–24 | £2 | 21 May 2025 |
One casino's game page shows a minimum bet of 0.25. Your range goes from the minimum your casino establishes up to £5, or £2 if you're 18–24.
Any amount risked or paid during the game cycle is a stake. A Bonus Buy price therefore counts towards the cap. You can't buy it in one cycle if a buy costs more than £5, or £2 for younger players.
Some other technical standards alter how the game works here:
- No autoplay. You must start every spin yourself (RTS 8A).
- At least 2.5 seconds must pass between the start of one spin and the following one (RTS 14).
- No turbo, quick spin or slam stop, or any other control that makes a result faster (RTS 14E).
- No win celebrations on returns at or below your stake. There are no animations or win sounds if you bet £1 and receive £1 or less back (RTS 14F).
High volatility means long dry spells are normal, so stick to a budget you set before you start.