Dragon Guardians: 3 Pots

RTP	96.54%
RTP versions in circulation	Not announced yet
Layout	5x5, 40 lines
Volatility	medium-high — studio says „MID-HIGH“
Volatility score	Not announced yet
RTP split	Not announced yet
RTP when buying the bonus	Not announced yet
Max win probability	Not announced yet
Free spins frequency	Not announced yet
Win 100x or more	Not announced yet
Hit frequency	25.07%
Bet range	0.1 – 200.0
Bonus buy	Available — cost unconfirmed

Mechanics

• Not announced yet

What we know

Dragon Guardians: 3 Pots is dated 27 August and runs forty lines across a five-by-five grid. The "3 Pots" in the title points at a hold-and-win structure with three jackpot tiers, a format Peter & Sons has used before in Big Bounty Bandits, though the studio does not spell the mechanic out on its page.

At 96.54% the return was the highest of the three titles Peter & Sons had scheduled for that stretch, a quarter of a point above Dragon Guardians' neighbours on the calendar. The rest reads conventionally: a 5,000x ceiling, a hit rate of 25.07%, MID-HIGH on the studio's variance scale, both a feature buy and a bonus mode, and stakes between 0.10 and 200 euro.

A 5,000x cap on a pots game is consistent - those formats trade the big ceiling for a visible, frequently triggered collection round. What the studio does not publish is the jackpot structure itself: how the three pots are seeded, whether any is progressive, and what each is worth. Nor is there a ladder of reduced RTP builds, or a demo, since the game has not launched.

Sources

• Peter & Sons - official game page