Last updated: 29 September 2026
Quick Answer: Power.Win carries 91 Peter & Sons titles, 85 slots and 6 scratchcards, in its crypto casino lobby (checked 29 September 2026). You play these Peter and Sons slots with Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT and other supported coins. They’re certified by the studio rather than provably fair, so you read each game’s RTP in its info panel.
You’ve found a Peter & Sons slot you like (plenty of people search it as Peter and Sons) and you want to know which crypto casinos actually carry it. Most lists you’ll find were written months ago, and a casino lobby changes faster than a list does.
So here’s what holds today. The studio’s own game pages publish RTP, volatility and max win for every title, 12 of the 14 flagship slots below list a feature buy, and the RTP you actually play on is the one shown inside the game.
Which crypto casinos have Peter & Sons slots?
Power.Win is one crypto casino with Peter & Sons slots: its lobby listed 91 of the studio’s titles on 29 September 2026. The studio’s homepage says it partners with more than 1,000 operators, so it isn’t the only one, and the reliable way to check any casino is its own live lobby.
A review site’s list tells you what was live when it was written. A lobby search tells you what’s live now. When you check any crypto casino, look for three things:
- The studio in the provider filter. Search “Peter & Sons” or pick it from the provider list. If the games load, they’re on offer today.
- The title you want, by name. A casino can carry a studio without carrying every game it makes.
- An info panel inside the game. That’s where the RTP, paytable and rules for that casino’s version live.
On Power.Win, you do this from the slots lobby. The docs describe the route plainly: use the search bar in the casino lobby, or filter by provider, theme, volatility or RTP.
Checked on power.win/casino/type/slots on 29 September 2026.
Which Peter & Sons slots can you play on Power.Win?
You can play 85 Peter & Sons slots and 6 Peter & Sons scratchcards on Power.Win, 91 titles in all on 29 September 2026. The 14 flagship slots below are all in the lobby, and every value comes from the studio’s own game page.
The table shows each title’s RTP, volatility, max win and whether the studio lists a feature buy.
Peter & Sons flagship slots on Power.Win: values as published by the studio (peterandsonsgames.com, each game page read 29 September 2026). Power.Win’s docs say a third-party game’s RTP “is fixed … by the third-party provider” and “we never modify it”; the version you play is shown in the game’s info panel.
| Title | Studio RTP (%) | Studio volatility | Max win (× bet) | Feature buy (studio page) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Barbarossa | 96.03 | Very high | 20,000 | Yes |
| Bloody Mary: Pray for Prey | 96.37 | Very high | 30,000 | Yes |
| Coin Blox | 96.50 | Very high | 10,000 | Yes |
| Cyber Doom | 96.37 | Very high | 20,000 | Yes |
| Ghost Father | 96.17 | Very high | 10,000 | Yes |
| Greedy Alice | 96.18 | Very high | 20,000 | Yes |
| Gunpowder | 96.23 | Very high | 10,000 | Yes |
| Kaiser | 97.00 | Medium | 2,000 | No |
| Muddy Waters | 96.49 | Very high | 20,000 | Yes |
| Rust World | 96.00 | Very high | 20,000 | Yes |
| Sheriff Colt | 96.16 | Medium | 5,500 | No |
| Valkyries | 96.44 | High | 20,000 | Yes |
| Xibalba | 95.84 | High | 20,000 | Yes |
| Zombie Road | 96.56 | Very high | 20,000 | Yes |
Kaiser carries the highest studio RTP in this set at 97.00%, and Bloody Mary: Pray for Prey the biggest max win at 30,000x your bet. Ten of the 14 are rated very high volatility by the studio, so long dry spells are part of the design.
The other 71 slots include sequels such as Barbarossa Revenge, Barbarossa Dragon Empire, Ghostfather Awakened and Greedy Alice 2: Bigger Bites. The six scratchcards are Coin Blox, Ghost Father, Gnomes and Giants, Gunpowder, Mutagenes and Pop Cop.
Checked against the public power.win/casino/type/slots lobby list on 29 September 2026.
Can you play Peter and Sons slots with Bitcoin?
Yes. On Power.Win you play Peter and Sons slots with Bitcoin, and also with Ethereum, USDT and other supported coins, because every game on the site is funded in crypto. Power.Win’s docs list BTC, ETH and USDT among the deposit assets.
The route is the same for every slot. You deposit from your own wallet, your balance shows in the coin you sent, and the slot takes its bet from that balance. The deposit and withdrawal guide walks through the steps, and if you’d rather hold a stablecoin, crypto casinos that accept USDT covers how that works.
There’s no card deposit. The only card route is buying a gift card and redeeming it, which is a separate purchase, not a card payment to Power.Win.
Checked on docs.power.win on 29 September 2026.
What are Peter & Sons slots known for?
Peter & Sons is known for art-led slots with a strong visual identity, built entirely in-house. Its homepage describes “distinctive worlds, structured mechanics, and fully in-house production”, and says the studio was founded in 2019.
The studio’s about page says it makes slots, scratch cards and instant-win games. You’ll notice the art first, but the mechanics repeat across the catalogue, and the studio’s game pages name them:
- Cascades on 243 ways. Barbarossa, Xibalba and Zombie Road clear winning symbols and drop new ones in.
- Cluster pays on a 7×7 grid. Cyber Doom and Rust World pay on groups of matching symbols, not lines.
- Sticky wilds and respins. Gunpowder and Sheriff Colt hold wilds in place while the reels spin again.
- Coin and cash collect. Coin Blox and Ghost Father collect coin values into a payout.
- 3,125 ways on a 5×5 grid. Bloody Mary: Pray for Prey, released by the studio on 3 September 2026, is the newest title in the table.
The mechanic doesn’t change the maths. Two slots with the same RTP cost the same to play over time, however different the feature rounds look.
Are Peter & Sons slots provably fair?
No. Peter & Sons slots are certified third-party games rather than provably fair ones. On Power.Win, provably fair applies only to the six PWR Originals: Blackjack, Dice, Roulette, Crash, Mines and Plinko.
The two claims work differently. A provably fair game shows you a hashed server seed before you bet, then reveals it afterwards so you can recompute the result yourself. A certified slot gives you no seed. You rely on an independent lab having tested the game’s random number generator and its payout maths instead.
The studio says on its about page that it is certified in more than 15 jurisdictions. Power.Win’s docs say its slots come from certified, independently audited studios, and Power.Win publishes its own RNG certificate, issued by Lean Lab Company Limited in Malta.
What makes a crypto casino’s third-party games certified explains what to look for before you trust that claim. What RNG certification proves covers what a certificate says and what it leaves out.
The casino you play these slots on matters as much as the studio: Power.Win is licensed by the Tobique Gaming Commission, licence 0000209, operated by 3-102-968317 SRL (Costa Rica), while each Peter & Sons game carries its studio’s certification. Who licenses Power.Win sets out what that covers.
Checked on power.win/rng-certificate on 29 September 2026.
What should you check before you play a Peter & Sons slot?
Check four things in the game itself before you spin: the RTP in the info panel, the volatility, the bet range and the feature-buy rules. Each one changes what a session costs you or how it’s likely to feel.
- The RTP in the info panel. The studio’s game pages label their figure the “default RTP”. Power.Win’s docs say RTP is fixed by the provider and “we never modify it”, and that you find it behind the info icon (ℹ️) inside the game. Read it there.
- Volatility against your budget. A very high volatility slot can go a long way between wins. Size your bet so a dry run doesn’t end the session early.
- The bet range. Studio pages list each title’s minimum and maximum bet. Power.Win’s docs say slot minimums typically start at the equivalent of $0.10, and the exact range shows when you open the game.
- Feature-buy rules. Where a feature buy is enabled, the rules section tells you what it costs as a multiple of your bet. Read that before you use it.
Here’s what the RTP gap looks like with real numbers. Say you play 500 spins at $0.20 on Barbarossa. That’s $100 wagered, and at the studio’s 96.03% RTP the expected return is $96.03, an expected cost of $3.97. The same $100 through Kaiser at 97.00% has an expected cost of $3.00.
That’s a long-run average across a huge number of spins, not a forecast for your session. Power.Win’s docs say any single session can land well above or below the published RTP. For how RTP compares across the wider slots lobby, see the high-RTP slots guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Power.Win carry Peter & Sons scratchcards?
Yes. Power.Win’s lobby listed six Peter & Sons scratchcards on 29 September 2026: Coin Blox, Ghost Father, Gnomes and Giants, Gunpowder, Mutagenes and Pop Cop. They sit alongside the studio’s 85 slots and are certified third-party games, like the slots.
Which Peter & Sons slots have a feature buy?
Twelve of the 14 flagship slots in this guide list a feature buy on the studio’s game pages, including Barbarossa, Cyber Doom and Muddy Waters. Kaiser and Sheriff Colt don’t. Whether it’s enabled in your game, and what it costs, shows in that game’s rules.
What is the biggest max win on a Peter & Sons slot?
Among the 14 flagship titles, Bloody Mary: Pray for Prey lists the biggest max win at 30,000x your bet, per the studio’s page read on 29 September 2026. Eight others cap at 20,000x. A max win is a ceiling the game can reach, not an outcome you should expect.
Which Peter & Sons slot has the highest RTP?
Kaiser has the highest studio RTP in this guide at 97.00%, with medium volatility and a 2,000x max win. Xibalba is lowest at 95.84%. Confirm the figure in the game’s info panel, because that’s the version you’re playing.
Where can you try a Peter & Sons game in demo mode?
The studio’s own game pages offer a demo play button for each title, per the pages read on 29 September 2026. A demo lets you see the features and volatility before any crypto is at stake, which is a sensible first step on a very high volatility slot.
Sources (Citations)
- Peter & Sons game pages: default RTP, volatility, max payout, feature buy-in, bet range, grid and release date per title (Barbarossa, Bloody Mary: Pray for Prey, Coin Blox, Cyber Doom, Ghost Father, Greedy Alice, Gunpowder, Kaiser, Muddy Waters, Rust World, Sheriff Colt, Valkyries, Xibalba, Zombie Road), each read 29 September 2026
- Peter & Sons: About (peterandsonsgames.com/about) and homepage: slots, scratch cards and instant-win games; in-house production; founded 2019; more than 1,000 operator partners; certified in more than 15 jurisdictions, read 29 September 2026
- Power.Win Docs: Games & Fairness FAQ: lobby search and provider filter, RTP in the info panel, RTP never modified, RTP a long-term average, typical $0.10 slot minimum, read 29 September 2026
- Power.Win public lobby game list, read 29 September 2026: 1,563 games, 91 Peter & Sons titles (85 slots, 6 scratchcards)
Take the Lead, Gamble Responsibly
A slot’s RTP tells you what it costs over time, never what it’ll pay tonight. Decide what a session is worth before you start, and set your limits with the deposit limits, self-exclusion and reality checks on Power.Win’s responsible gambling page. If it stops being fun, stop playing and use the support options listed there.
By the Power.Win Editorial Team