Beast Vs Beast Battle Ends with TimTheTatman Bagging $340K at Roobet

Tim’s back with another notable (to say the least) win from Roobet, where he was enjoying a round of spins on Hacksaw Gaming’s Beast Below slot.

The bet value per spin was set to $75, which meant there was always a chance we were going to see something impressive given the game’s high volatility – and that we did, when three Expanding Wilds worked their magic to form a total multiplier of 4,542.50x, just below half of the game’s maximum capability of 10,000x.

The 4,542.50x multiplier combined with the $75 base bet to cook up a massive $340,687.50 jackpot, which Tim could use to continue spinning or cash out to buy V-Bucks.

Beast Below is a 5-reel, 4-row slot from Hacksaw Gaming with 14 paylines and a dark, underwater theme that focuses mainly on expanding wilds and multipliers.

The main feature to keep an eye out for is the Siren, which acts as a wild and can expand upwards when it contributes to a win. Expanded Sirens carry multipliers between 2x and 200x, with multiple Sirens combining their values.

Landing three scatters awards 10 Free Spins through the Siren’s Call feature, where Sirens appear more frequently. Four scatters trigger Down Below, introducing Divers that expand into full wild reels with 2x-200x multipliers. Divers have three Oxygen Charges and can move to an adjacent reel during the feature.

Feature buys are also available so that you don’t always have to spin into bonuses naturally, including Siren’s Call and Down Below. The maximum win is 10,000x the bet, although the high volatility means larger wins can be infrequent.

The game is available at Roobet, where you can register an account with "MAXCASH", the latest Roobet referral code.

There’s not much to overthink here: $340,687.50 is an absolutely enormous hit.

What stands out when watching the clip from Roobet’s X channel isn’t just the size of the win, but how genuinely stunned Tim seems as it lands. The numbers are moving so quickly that he can barely keep track of them himself, which is very on-brand for him and makes the reaction all the more entertaining.

It also feels like a particularly fitting moment since he’s been a familiar face in gaming for years, moving from Counter-Strike and Call of Duty into the Fortnite era and, eventually, a much broader audience in iGaming.

There’s something very 2026 about watching Tim land all these big wins on Roobet. It’s hardly a new sight by now, but $340K is certainly still $340K.