No. Verified sources show only one Knights slot from Red Rake Gaming, released in March 2019. There is no sequel, no Megaways edition, and no cluster-pays remake. The only variation within the game itself is an optional sixth reel that players can switch on or off.
- The 6th reel changes the grid from 5x3 to 6x3 but keeps the 5 paylines fixed
- Similarly named 'Knight' slots from other studios exist and are unrelated
- Certification exists for several regulated markets, but that is not a separate edition
How the single Knights title actually varies
Most slot series give you a numbered sequel or a Megaways spin-off to compare. Knights doesn't work that way. Red Rake built one video slot and gave it a single configurable option: a sixth 'magic' reel that you can toggle on or off from the game menu. Switching it on changes the reel layout from the standard 5x3 grid to a wider 6x3 grid, while the 5 paylines stay exactly where they are.
Turning the extra reel on isn't free. It raises the minimum and maximum bet — roughly doubling the top stake compared with the base configuration — and it opens the door to the game's higher theoretical ceiling. Some casino listings cap the maximum win lower than the full math spec, so what you see in the paytable can depend on which operator you're playing with, not just on your own reel setting.
If you're used to franchises where each new release changes the theme or the bonus structure, Knights will feel unusually contained. The medieval setting, the free spins trigger, and the wild-transformation mechanic during bonus rounds are the same whether the sixth reel is active or not. What changes is volatility and hit pattern: more reel space generally means more combinations to land on, but also more spins where nothing lines up.
Before assuming a casino offers 'the full version,' it's worth checking the bet range and reel count listed on that specific site. A few operators list a lower maximum bet than the game's broader spec, which suggests they may be running an older build or a regional cap rather than the complete configuration described in Red Rake's math documentation.
Canadian players should treat availability as operator-by-operator. Knights shows up on international lobbies and generic demo portals, but there's no confirmation of province-specific certification through bodies like AGCO or iGaming Ontario. If a licensed local build matters to you, check the operator's own licensing page rather than assuming coverage.
RTP across the Knights configuration
95.10%
Knights carries one documented RTP figure regardless of whether the sixth reel is active. Toggling the extra reel changes bet size and win potential, not the payout percentage itself.
What actually differs when you switch the reel setting
- Base mode: 5x3 grid, 5 fixed paylines, lower bet range starting from a smaller minimum stake
- Extended mode: 6x3 grid activated by the player, same 5 paylines, higher minimum and maximum bet
- Free spins trigger via Horse scatters (3 to 6 symbols) works the same in both reel configurations
- Knight symbols convert into wilds during free spins through a badge mechanic, independent of reel mode
- Wild substitutes and doubles wins with a 2x multiplier whenever it lands in a winning combination
Common questions about Knights and its configuration
Is Knights II or a Deluxe edition available anywhere?
No sequel or deluxe edition has been documented. Red Rake's library lists only the original 2019 Knights title, with the sixth reel as its only built-in variation.
Does activating the sixth reel change the RTP?
No. The documented RTP stays the same; what changes with the extra reel is the bet range and the potential win ceiling, not the payout percentage.
Why do some casinos show a lower maximum win than others?
Listings differ between roughly 2000x, 9710x and 18009x. This likely reflects different operator caps or older math sheets rather than separate game editions.
Can I switch the sixth reel on and off mid-session?
The feature is described as toggleable through the game menu, so you can typically choose your preferred grid size before or between spins rather than being locked into one mode.
Does the free spins trigger require the extended reel to be active?
No. The Horse scatter trigger for 10 to 40 free spins works the same whether you're playing the standard 5x3 grid or the extended 6x3 layout.
Is there a Megaways or ways-to-win version of Knights?
No. Every verified source describes Knights as a fixed 5-payline slot; there is no ways-based or Megaways variant listed anywhere.
Are there region-specific builds of Knights for Canada?
No Canadian-only version is documented. Operators serving Canadian players generally run the same HTML5 build used elsewhere, adjusted only for currency and language.
How is Knights different from other Red Rake knight-themed slots?
Compared with titles like Guardian of Ra, Knights uses far fewer paylines and relies on the sixth-reel toggle and wild-transforming free spins rather than hold-and-spin or coin-collection mechanics.
Should you look for a different Knights variant?
There isn't one to find. Knights is a single 2019 release from Red Rake Gaming, and its only real variation is the optional sixth reel that changes grid size and bet range without touching the RTP or the bonus structure. Anyone searching for a sequel, a Megaways build, or a regional Canadian edition won't find verified evidence that one exists.
Made for Players who want a low-payline, medieval-themed slot with one adjustable reel option and are comfortable checking bet ranges per operator.
Not made for Players specifically hunting for a numbered sequel, a Megaways version, or a confirmed Canadian-certified build, none of which are documented for this title.
Check the current configuration before you play
Bet ranges, reel settings, and maximum win caps can differ between operators offering Knights. Review the paytable at your chosen casino, confirm licensing for your province, and remember this game is intended for players 19+ (18+ in AB, MB, QC).
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