Mental 2 on Razed: grid, mechanics and the rules panel
Mental 2 comes from Nolimit City, and of all the titles covered here it has the largest theoretical top prize. It runs on five reels that can gain rows, adds wilds that carry multipliers and uses the studio's own xSplit feature, which together earn it an extreme volatility rating. This guide walks through each piece and explains why a game built this way behaves so unevenly from one session to the next.
Open the Razed websiteMental 2: the quick facts
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Provider | Nolimit City |
| Layout | 5 reels whose rows can grow |
| RTP | 96.06% as stated by the provider, confirm in the info panel |
| Volatility | extreme |
| Max win | up to 99,999x the bet |
| Features | wilds with multipliers, ways-to-win engine, xSplit |
A five-reel grid that grows
Mental 2 uses five reels, and the number of rows on each one is not fixed. Taller reels create more possible combinations, because matching symbols pay when they sit on neighbouring reels rather than along set paylines. The height of every reel is shown on the screen, and the game's rules explain what causes a reel to expand.
Wilds with multipliers, and xSplit
As in most slots, a wild stands in for regular symbols, but here each wild also brings a multiplier. If a winning line contains more than one of them, the multipliers can push the result very high. The other core feature is xSplit, a Nolimit City mechanic that divides symbols into several copies to form extra combinations. These two features are the reason the ceiling reaches 99,999x.
The exact triggers for your version are listed in the rules menu. Nolimit City titles tend to stack rule upon rule, so the panel is worth reading from top to bottom to understand the format. Playing it for money from India is prohibited under the Online Gaming Act 2025.
What an “extreme” rating really means
A top prize close to 100,000x can only exist if most of the game's return is packed into very rare outcomes. In practice, the bulk of spins give back little or nothing, and the 96.06% figure only holds over an enormous number of rounds, so any single session can sit far beneath it. It is a little like waiting for a six off every ball in an IPL over: the big moments are rare by design. No feature ever becomes “due”, since every spin is independent. This guide covers the format only; staking money on it from India is prohibited.
Visit the websiteWhat kind of game Mental 2 is
Mental 2 is built around dense rules and very large swings, far from the quick, simple rounds of something like andar bahar. For comparison, Fire Joker 100 and Wild Bandito use plainer rules and sit at medium volatility.
The RTP figure and the legal position
The percentage above comes from the provider, but the number in the game's own info menu is the one that counts. The law matters just as much. India has no licence for real-money online gaming, and none can be obtained. Since 1 May 2026, the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act 2025 has prohibited every online money game, and it also covers services run from abroad that people in India can reach. No Indian protections such as deposit limits exist for these services, which is especially relevant for a game this volatile.