This rule is very simple and cruel, yet it can also be the starting point for providing users with greater enjoyment.

Scenario Example

Let's assume a player has bet $1

• A typical slot: A win on a 3-of-a-kind combination of the lowest-tier symbol pays a prize of '$0.2'. Although it's less than the bet amount, it's still a 'win'.
• A slot with xRIP® applied: The same '$0.2' combination is won. However, because the $0.2 prize is less than the $1 bet, the xRIP® rule is triggered, the win is voided, and the player receives $0.

Elimination of 'False Wins'

It fundamentally blocks 'false wins' that give the illusion of winning with sound effects and animations, even though you are actually losing money by winning less than you bet.

Implementation of Extreme Volatility

It becomes possible to collect all the saved prize money from these small wins and pour it all into the super-massive 'real wins' that occur very rarely.

An unrealistic max win, like the 300,000x in 'Tombstone R.I.P.', is a mathematical design made possible precisely because of this xRIP® system.

Stimulating the Challenge-Seeking Hardcore Player

It sends a clear message that "this game is not for everyone," acting as a powerful magnet for a specific segment of players who enjoy extreme thrills and challenges.