What is RTP?

What is RTP? And how does it affect winnings?

RTP is "Return to Player", the percentage that the slot theoretically returns to players. For example, 96% means that out of $100, on average, $96 will be returned.

How can I find out? Where is this RTP written?

Usually stated in the slot description or on the developer's website. Google before playing.

It's all bullshit. RTP is just marketing, it doesn't mean anything in reality.

No , it really does affect, but in the long term . In the short term, everything is random.

Listen, are there any slots with RTP greater than 100%?))

No, there are no such things, that would be just charity. Everything is below 100%.

don't bother.

Yeah, listen to the "guru" like that and you'll lose your money. RTP doesn't guarantee anything.

endin, do you even understand what you're saying? This is probability theory, not your fantasies.

I understand , and that's why I know it's a scam! I even lost in a slot with 98% RTP.

Guys, calm down. Everyone is right in their own way. RTP helps, but it's not magic.

Isn't RTP different for online and offline casinos? I heard somewhere that it's higher online.

Yes, online casinos have higher and better RTP

Even if it's 200%, it's still just a way to keep us glued to the screen.

Listen, who really plays only RTP? Are there any?

Me! I have a table where I write down the RTP of all the slots I play. I only choose those with more than 96%.

Yeah, so what, did you win a lot? With your RTP table? It's all bullshit

It's bullshit to play anywhere! At least I know that the odds are higher. And you just waste money on any slots.

How can I find out the RTP if it's not written anywhere? I don't see anything in the slot, not in the settings, nowhere... I was spinning the slot in the casino, and there was no word about it.

If they don't write anywhere, it's crap slots or casino. Either you're looking wrong, or casinos and slots are scams

Has anyone checked whether the RTP actually matches the stated one? Maybe they are tweaking everything there.

That's the right question! Nobody checks it. And everything else is just marketing.

They do check. There are independent auditors, like eCOGRA, who conduct tests. If the casino is licensed, everything is ok with this.

Auditors are also in the know. Whoever pays them is right.

endin, do you even like anything? It feels like you just hate everything.

But I have a completely different question: is there a connection between RTP and volatility? If a slot has a high RTP, does that mean it's less risky?

Good question. No, they are not the same. RTP shows how much the slot will return in theory, and volatility - how often this happens. A high RTP can be a slot with high volatility, where the wins are rare, but large.

Yeah, but if the slot has a low RTP but wins often, is it better?

Well, it's a matter of taste. If you want more action and don't expect millions, take the one with low volatility.

Nonsense. The casino always wins in the end anyway.

Damn, guys, stop whining. I just go to slots that look fun and don't think about RTP. Life is short!

And yesterday I won on a slot with 94% RTP. Does that mean it doesn't matter what the RTP is?

It means you're lucky. But in the long run, low RTP slots will fuck you

Does anyone know the slot with the highest RTP? Is there a top list?

Suckers by NetEnt 98%. There is also Mega Joker from them, there in Supermeter mode RTP up to 99%.

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