PG Soft Buy Feature: Worth the Price?

Some PG Soft slots let you skip the wait. Instead of spinning until the bonus round shows up on its own, you pay a set price and go straight in. That button is the Buy Feature, and many PG games in our lobby have it.

It is one of the most tempting buttons in any slot. It is also the fastest way to spend a session budget. This post explains how the PG Soft Buy Feature works, what it costs in plain numbers, and how to decide whether it belongs in your play.

What Does Buy Feature Do in a PG Slot?

In a normal spin you pay your bet and hope the bonus round triggers. In most PG titles that round is the free spins feature, and it can take many spins to arrive.

Buy Feature swaps the waiting for a single payment. You tap the buy button, the game shows the price, you confirm, and the bonus round starts on the next screen. What happens inside the round is still random. You bought the entry ticket, not the result.

Two points people often miss:

• The price follows your bet. Raise the bet and the buy price rises with it. Lower it and the price drops.
• The game shows the exact amount before you confirm. Always read it in Ks, not just as a multiple.

How Much Does Buy Feature Really Cost?

The cleanest way to judge the price is to turn it into normal spins. Divide the buy price by your bet size.

Let's use easy numbers. The real multiple differs from game to game and shows on the buy screen, so treat this as an example only:

• Your bet: 200 Ks per spin
• Buy price shown: 100× the bet = 20,000 Ks
• That one purchase equals 100 normal spins

If your whole session budget is 30,000 Ks, one buy uses two-thirds of it in a single tap. The bonus round may return more than 20,000 Ks, or far less. Either way, the session is now mostly decided by one round.

Normal play spreads the same money across many chances: base-game wins, near-misses and the bonus when it lands. Buying puts all of it on one outcome. That is the whole trade-off.

Which PG Soft Games Have Buy Feature?

Many PG games in our lobby offer Buy Feature, and the slot lobby has a Buy Feature tab that lists them all. By volatility, PG Soft's data shows a clear pattern:

• High volatility: most of these games have it
• Medium volatility: a fair share do
• Low volatility: rare, with Cruise Royale one of the few

So Buy Feature lives mostly in the swingy end of the catalogue. It is also popular: 7 of our 10 most played PG games offer it.

The most played Buy Feature games on our site:

Game	RTP	Volatility	Max win
Wild Bounty Showdown	96.75%	High	5,000×
Treasures of Aztec	96.71%	Medium	—
Lucky Neko	96.73%	Medium	—
Ganesha Fortune	96.72%	Medium	—
Wild Ape #3258	96.74%	High	10,000×
Anubis Wrath	96.75%	High	10,000×
Ways of the Qilin	96.69%	Medium	—
Caishen Wins	96.92%	Medium	—

A dash means PG Soft's figure hasn't reached us yet. To see every Buy Feature game with all its columns, open the PG RTP table and tick "Buy Feature only".

One more point from the data: having a buy button doesn't mean a lower published RTP. Caishen Wins, for example, lists 96.92%, a medium-volatility game with 32,400 ways. Tick "Buy Feature only" on the RTP table and sort by RTP to compare the current list.

When Buy Feature Suits Your Budget

A buy makes sense when the price is a small slice of what you brought. A simple rule we like: the buy price should be no more than one-tenth of your session budget. That leaves room for several buys, or a buy plus normal spins, before you stop.

It also suits you if:

• You play high-volatility games anyway and accept long gaps between big results.
• You find the bonus round the fun part, and you're paying for the entertainment, not a return.
• You have already set a firm stop point for the session.

When to Leave the Buy Button Alone

Skip it when:

• Your budget is small. If one buy costs more than a tenth of your balance, one bad round ends the session.
• You want long, relaxed play. Normal spins on a medium-volatility game stretch the same money much further.
• You're chasing a loss. Buying to "win it back" is the pattern that burns budgets fastest.
• You're playing through a bonus. Read that offer's terms on the promotions page first, so the way you play doesn't clash with its rules.

If you're still choosing a first game, our guide to picking a PG slot by budget matches volatility to bankroll with real examples.

Does Buying Change a Game's RTP?

The RTP figures we list come from PG Soft for each game as a whole. We don't have a separate published figure for the buy option, so we don't quote one. If you want to check a specific game, open its paytable or info screen before you buy.

What doesn't change: the game still keeps a share of all money bet over the long run. Buying skips the wait; it doesn't tilt the maths in your favour.

Slots are entertainment for adults 18+. Set a limit before you tap buy, and see our responsible gambling page if play stops feeling like fun.

FAQ

How many PG Soft games have Buy Feature?

Many of them, and PG keeps adding more. Most are high or medium volatility; low-volatility games with a buy are rare, Cruise Royale being one. For the current list, open the Buy Feature tab in the slot lobby or tick "Buy Feature only" on our PG RTP table.

Is Buy Feature cheaper than waiting for free spins?

Not necessarily. The price is fixed in advance, while triggering the bonus naturally could take fewer or many more spins. Divide the buy price by your bet to see how many normal spins it equals, then decide whether one certain entry into the round is worth that many chances.

Can the bonus round pay less than I paid for it?

Yes. The buy only gets you into the bonus round. The result inside is random and can be lower than the price, sometimes much lower. Treat each buy as money you are prepared to lose.

Which Buy Feature game has the highest RTP?

When we wrote this, it was Caishen Wins at 96.92%, with medium volatility and 32,400 ways. Next came Ninja Raccoon Frenzy at 96.82% and Jack the Giant Hunter at 96.80%. New PG titles arrive often, so sort the PG RTP table with "Buy Feature only" ticked for today's order.

Should beginners use Buy Feature?

We'd suggest waiting. Play a few sessions with normal spins first, learn how a game's bonus round behaves and how fast your balance moves. Then, if you try a buy, keep its price under a tenth of your session budget.