Series
Lucky Numbers series
Lucky Numbers games: choosing between x20, x12 and x16
Which Lucky Numbers release makes sense as a starting point when Hacksaw Gaming's numbered line moves from fixed-stake versions to a 5x3 slot? First separate x20 and x12, which use fixed bets and carry RTP figures below 70%, from x16, which has a conventional reel layout and a markedly higher listed return.
Ranked by Slot Score
| Game | Year | RTP | Volatility | Slot Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Lucky Number x20Hacksaw Gaming | 2018 | 69.14% | — | 35 |
 Lucky Number x12Hacksaw Gaming | 2018 | 68.38% | — | 23 |
 Lucky Number x16LatestHacksaw Gaming | 2019 | 92.14% | — | 30 |
Lucky Number x20 arrived in 2018 with a fixed bet of 5, a 69.14% RTP and a 10,000x maximum win. That combination creates the clearest ceiling-versus-return tradeoff in the series: the largest confirmed prize multiple sits beside an unusually low theoretical return.
Lucky Number x12 followed later in 2018 with a lower fixed bet of 2 and a 68.38% RTP. Lucky Number x16 then shifted the line in 2019 to a 5x3 layout and 92.14% RTP, changing the comparison from stake size alone to game structure and long-run return.
The suffixes do not describe a simple progression in which the larger number is automatically the stronger choice. x20 is the high-ceiling fixed-bet option, x12 lowers the entry stake, and x16 provides the substantially higher RTP. Those differences matter more than the order of the titles.