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Shave the Sheep

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Official numbers from Hacksaw Gaming

Official RTP
53.77%
Volatility
High
Max win potential
75,000×
Release date
2020-07-23
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Hit frequency
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Pay mechanic
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Game type
Scratch Cards

Features

Themes

Our recorded session

Shave the Sheep has not gone through our rig yet. When it does, the full recorded session appears here: balance curve, hit rate, best win and the longest dry streak, published next to the official RTP above. Until then this page carries Hacksaw Gaming's own figures and a playable demo, and nothing of ours.

Questions about Shave the Sheep

Shave the Sheep lists an RTP of 53.77%, which sits far below the industry average of around 96%.

The maximum win is 75,000x, a high ceiling that comes paired with high volatility and a very low return to player.

Yes, a free demo version is available on this page, so you can try the Match Three format risk-free.

Our game score4/10

A max win of 75,000x is the kind of number that stops a scroll, and Shave the Sheep leads with exactly that. The second figure tells a very different story: an RTP of 53.77%, far below anything close to the industry norm. This Hacksaw Gaming title, a July 2020 release, pairs high volatility with a stripped-back Match Three format.

How Shave the Sheep Plays

Shave the Sheep is built around two mechanics. The first is Match Three: wins are formed by matching three identical symbols. The second is Instant Prize, where certain symbols carry an immediate cash value of their own.

RTP, Volatility and Win Potential

Any honest assessment of Shave the Sheep has to start with the return to player. A listed RTP of 53.77% against an industry average of around 96% is not a minor shortfall: the long-term return sits far below that benchmark. The 75,000x max win still deserves respect, since that is firmly high-potential territory. High volatility completes the model: wins land infrequently, dry spells stretch out, and larger payouts cluster at the rare end of the distribution. Together, those numbers describe a game where the top prize genuinely exists but sits behind long odds and extended quiet stretches.

Theme and Design

The theme list tells you the register before the game loads: farm, animals, and a cartoon style. Shave the Sheep leans on barnyard humor rather than anything realistic or dramatic. That makes for a casual, playful wrapper around a math model that is anything but casual.

Verdict

Shave the Sheep comes in at a 4/10, and the score traces back to a single figure: an RTP of 53.77% that no headline max win can offset. The Match Three and Instant Prize setup is easy to understand, and players who enjoy quick, uncomplicated rounds may find some appeal here. If the farmyard theme or the stripped-down format interests you, the free demo on this page is the sensible way to see how it plays.