Outsourced 2
Outsourced 2 Stats
RTP & Maths
- RTP by Mode
- Main 96.04% · Bonus Booster (1.35x) 96.07% · Bonus Balkan Booster (13.5x) 96.07%
- Hit Frequency
- 24.59
- Max Win Probability
- 1:1162385 rounds
- Max Win Rule
- 11,111x base bet (Big Szukcess); also awarded instantly by B-O-O-M
Free Spins & Bonus
- Free Spins
- 3 Bonus = 4 Tilt Spins · 4 Bonus = 7 Tiltier Spins · 4-7 (+1/2/7 via Elevator)
- Bonus Buy
- Filthiest Spins 999x · God Mode 1,111x
- Ante Bet
- 1.35x stake · Bonus Booster 1.35x: Bonus symbol guaranteed in reel 2's highest position, more than 3 times as likely to trigger Tilt/Tiltier Spins · Bonus Balkan Booster 13.5x: Bonus symbol on the initial spin and every win respin, more than 20 times as likely
- Multipliers
- xNudge Balkan Wild up to 999x (+1 per nudge step, several add) · Print Spins: +1 position multiplier per respin on winning positions (regular paying symbols only); kept into Tilt Spins
Symbols & Pays
- Wild
- Substitutes for all except Bonus; pays only on a full screen of Wilds
- Ways Pays
- Top symbol 0.5x · Lowest 0.05x
Outsourced 2 Demo
The Wild in the Outsourced 2 demo comes with a warning. It can land on any position and nudge its multiplier up to 999x, or malfunction and stay a plain 1×1. This is a 2026 Nolimit City sequel about a building crew that cuts every corner, and the joke runs through the whole board. The lift reads Out of Order. Four letters, B, O, O, and M, pay the entire maximum win at once on a board whose best symbol pays 0.5x for four.
The comic-book art paints a construction job in blueprint blue, with taped chains, a crane hook, and a pigeon in a hard hat, while the Bonus sign counts 10 days since the last injury.
Bonus Features
One Row Taller
The first Outsourced, released in August 2024, used a 4×4 grid with 256 ways and a 5,000x cap. Outsourced 2 followed on 18 August 2026 with a fifth row, taking the ways to 625 and the cap to 11,111x. Two spin-offs, Outsourced: Slash Game and Outsourced: Payday, came in between. Lars Söderberg, the studio’s product owner and sound designer, calls the approach the Balkan engineering principle, “if it works, don’t touch it”.
Infectious xWays and Blockers
An Infectious xWays symbol opens on one paying symbol at size 2 to 4 and infects every copy of it on the reels. Infect a symbol twice, and the sizes multiply. Two or more plates on one spin always agree on their symbol, and sometimes a plate opens on a blocker that pays nothing.
The Out of Order Lift
The Elevator is a lift cage. During regular spins, it opens on either an instant bonus or an Out of Order blocker. During Tilt or Tiltier Spins, it adds 1, 2, or 7 spins, or shows the blocker again.
Four Letters for the Cap
Big Szukcess is the name of the 11,111x maximum, and the letters B, O, O, and M go straight to it. When all four land, in regular play or during a bonus, the game pays the full amount instantly. The simulation behind the game puts that maximum at 1 in 1,162,385 rounds.
Tilt Spins
Three Bonus signs start 4 Tilt Spins. Four start 7 Tiltier Spins, which follow the same rules with 3 extra spins. Symbol multipliers already built on the board come into the bonus with you, so a climbing grid starts the round ahead.
How to Play
Print Spins and Ways

A winning symbol in Outsourced 2 pays, vanishes, and leaves a gap for a Print Spin, a respin that refills it. Each winning position gains +1 on its multiplier for every Print Spin, counted on regular paying symbols only, and the respins keep coming until one brings no win. Wins form on ways, a chain of one symbol across adjacent reels anchored on the first reel, with 625 ways on the plain board and more once symbols grow. An Infectious xWays landing on a raised position multiplies its symbol’s size by that value.
A Wild That Might Malfunction
The xNudge Balkan Wild can land anywhere on the 4×5 and nudge with a multiplier up to 999x, gaining 1 for each step it moves. Two or more add their multipliers together. The rules also warn that it may malfunction and remain a 1×1 Wild, with no nudge and no multiplier to show for it. Das xBoot 2wei is another Nolimit City game built on xNudge and xWays.
Stake Range
Nolimit City sets the highest bet at €200; the lowest bet is €0.20. Standard play returns 96.04% RTP. The optional Bonus Booster costs 1.35x the bet and places a Bonus sign in the highest position on reel 2. The Bonus Balkan Booster costs 13.5x and puts a Bonus sign on the opening spin and on each respin a win sets off. Both return 96.07%.
Symbol Pays
With four reels, the table covers three and four of a kind only. The worker pays 0.5x for four and 0.25x for three, the helmet 0.25x and 0.15x, and the hand in the ice bag, the gamepad, and the cans share 0.15x and 0.1x. All five royals pay 0.05x whether three or four land, so the bottom of the table is completely flat. The Balkan Wild fills in for everything on the reels except the Bonus sign, and its own row pays out solely on a screen filled entirely with Wilds.
| Symbol | 3 | 4 |
|---|---|---|
| xNudge Balkan Wild (full screen only) | 0.25x | 0.5x |
| Worker | 0.25x | 0.5x |
| Helmet | 0.15x | 0.25x |
| Hand in ice bag | 0.1x | 0.15x |
| Gamepad | 0.1x | 0.15x |
| Crushed cans | 0.1x | 0.15x |
| A | 0.05x | 0.05x |
| K | 0.05x | 0.05x |
| Q | 0.05x | 0.05x |
| J | 0.05x | 0.05x |
| 10 | 0.05x | 0.05x |
Ultimate Slots Verdict
B, O, O, and M pay the full cap on a board whose best symbol returns 0.5x for four, and that gap sums up the sequel. The theme promises shoddy work, yet the rules are tight and every breakdown is planned. Thin symbol pays and a short opening bonus keep it below the top tier.
✓ What We Like
- B, O, O, and M pay the maximum win outright, in the main game or a bonus
- Print Spins raise each winning position's multiplier, and the bonus keeps what the board has built
- The xNudge Balkan Wild can land on any position and nudge for a growing multiplier
- A fifth row lifts the ways from the first game's 256 to 625
✗ What Could Be Better
- Symbol pays are thin, with 0.5x at the top and 0.05x for every royal
- The Balkan Wild can malfunction and stay a plain 1x1
- Tilt Spins open with only 4 spins
Detailed Review
Built to Break Down
Nolimit City’s xNudge Wilds normally know where they will land. Tombstone confined its Outlaw Wilds to the second, third, and fourth reels. The Balkan Wild can drop onto any of this slot’s positions, then may fail to do anything once it gets there, and that change shows what the sequel is about.
Every failure in Outsourced 2 is written into the rules as a named outcome with an upside beside it. Infectious xWays can show a blocker or infect a whole symbol set. The lift can read Out of Order or open a bonus. The Wild can malfunction or nudge towards 999x. None of it is sloppy. The fifth row alone took the ways from 256 to 625 and more than doubled the first game’s cap.
The weak spot this review keeps coming back to is the pay table. With the worker at 0.5x and every royal at 0.05x, the main game depends on Print Spins multipliers climbing and on a Wild that works, and long runs of tiny wins are part of the deal. Tilt Spins open with only 4 spins, and the Elevator is the main way to stretch them. Watching a Balkan Wild land and stay there as a 1×1 is built to sting, as a running gag should.
For a game about a crew that bodges everything, it is put together with real care, and in free play, the parts that break are the parts meant to.