Which toy should I go for in Lucky Claw?

Mathematically every toy returns almost exactly the same in the long run: high multipliers are offset by low grab chances and vice versa. The real choice is variance: cheap toys for long steady sessions, expensive toys for shots at bigger prizes.

Are Lucky Claw odds public?

Yes. The game itself displays each toy’s grab chance in its payout table, which is rare for the genre. The tables on this page reproduce those official values.

Does the RTP change with Lucky Claw difficulty?

No. The stated RTP is 96% on Easy, Medium and Hard. What changes is volatility: how often you win and how big the wins are.

Lucky Claw payout table

Lucky Claw does something almost no casino game does: it shows the exact chance of catching every toy. Here are all three official tables, exactly as they appear in the game, plus what they mean in practice.

Easy difficulty

Frequent grabs and moderate multipliers. The lowest-variance option.

Toy	Multiplier	Grab chance
Bull	6.5x	14.6%
Tiger	4.5x	21.1%
Pig	3x	31.7%
Monkey	2.3x	41.3%
Cat	1.9x	50.0%
Frog	1.6x	59.4%
Rabbit	1.4x	67.9%
Chicken	1.2x	79.2%

Medium difficulty

The middle ground: the bull pays 18x while the cheapest toy is still caught about half the time.

Toy	Multiplier	Grab chance
Bull	18x	5.3%
Tiger	10x	9.5%
Pig	6x	15.8%
Monkey	4x	23.8%
Cat	3x	31.7%
Frog	2.5x	38.0%
Rabbit	2.1x	45.3%
Chicken	1.8x	52.8%

Hard difficulty

Multipliers up to 45x in exchange for missing most attempts.

Toy	Multiplier	Grab chance
Bull	45x	2.1%
Tiger	25x	3.8%
Pig	15x	6.3%
Monkey	10x	9.5%
Cat	7x	13.6%
Frog	5x	19.0%
Rabbit	3.5x	27.2%
Chicken	2.5x	38.0%

How to read these tables

Multiply any toy's value by its chance and you land close to 0.95 almost every time. For example, on Hard: 45 × 2.1% ≈ 0.95, and 2.5 × 38% ≈ 0.95. That is the game's design out in the open: each grab attempt returns about 95 cents per dollar on average, and the rest of the 96% RTP arrives through the jackpot bonus.

There is no "good" toy: all return the same long-term. Picking the bull over the chicken is picking variance, not an edge.
There is no "good" difficulty: same principle across tables. Hard does not pay more, it pays differently.
The house keeps its margin: that 4-5% gap is the house edge and no strategy removes it.

The toys and how the machine stacks them

The 8 toys (bull, tiger, pig, monkey, cat, frog, rabbit and chicken) sit in three layers and only the top layer is reachable. Before aiming at the bull, check it is actually on top: the claw grabs the first toy in its path. More mechanics in the how to play guide.

See the table in action (free demo)

Notice: the values on this page were taken from the official demo in July 2026 and may vary by operator and currency. RTP is theoretical and does not guarantee results. 18+ only; see responsible gaming.