Well known1. Plan for the large ceiling with small stakes
A 25,000× maximum is built on rare events. A modest stake relative to your budget gives you more spins in which such an event could, in principle, happen, and costs you the same per spin whatever the outcome.
Well known2. Learn the locked-wild bonus in the demo
Seeing how wilds accumulate across the 10 free spins is the quickest way to understand why the bonus can swing so widely. The embedded demo costs nothing and shows it without any pressure.
Lesser known3. Price extras in units of your stake
Where the Super Spins or the bonus buy are offered, check each option's cost in the game and express it as a share of your session budget. A single purchase can swallow a large part of a normal session, and it raises variance rather than the printed 96.56%.
Lesser known4. Hades is a deliberate step up in risk
The provider says Hades is the more volatile level and leans on higher average wins in the bonus. Choosing it means accepting longer waits for the feature, so lower the stake if you move up, not raise it.
Lesser known5. A wild count helps you read the round, not predict it
Because wild multipliers stay locked, a bonus with several of them already on the grid can look unstoppable. Each remaining spin is still independent, so keep your session limits exactly where you set them before the feature started.