RTP Rates from Slots Crypto-game Providers (The list and the infographic)

[panjul07]

I usually play with pragmatic games but honestly I think I am just unlucky with slots games since whenever I play it I always ended up losing my bankroll I mean every time. Is there something like betting strategy I can use in slots game?

Pragmatic slot games is usually offered high volatility slot games. You will need a good bank roll in able to win especially if you are not lucky because the number of winning spin is rare to occur but you can hit huge amount instantly once you manage to hit a lucky spin. Try to check the volatility too and don’t focus much on RTP especially if you’re bank roll is tight. You will need a slot games with less volatility so that you can last longer spinning.

I dont think so, as far as I know Pragmatic is using mostly lower volatility compared to other providers such as Hacksaw, Yggdrasil, Push Gaming, or Relax Gaming.
Most slot lover with low bankroll will be preferred to play Pragmatic or Play n Go than the other providers as I mentioned previously.

By the way, I heard a rumor that RTP stated on Pragmatic Play games can be different from the actual used RTP. For example, when you open the (i) and read 96.5% RTP there, the casino can set the RTP into a different one (let's say 94.2%), so there's no way to know the actual RTP used by the casino, except the insider.

Disclaimer: I can't confirm the rumor, so if anyone, especially slots operator, can confirm this, it would be a big help.

If this rumor is true, what we can do? To be frank, I dont really care about actual RTP when I play slot games.
As long as I like the game, then I'll play it no matter how much is the actual RTP or the latest live RTP of the game.

[Dumbmotherf]

How many of you are familiar with the game provider “BigTimeGaming”

They publicly show all their slot settings including RTP manipulation available.

For example; their title “Lil’ Devil” states;
     “Game Stats - max win 100,504 X , RTP 96.31% - 96.43%”

How is it that Gamdom are able to run this game at below accepted or advertised RTP rates set my the slot provider?    Are some casinos using false titles of their games?

Gamdom have this game set to a max win of 1,338x  (literally 1% of game potential) and 95.73% RTP, which isn’t possible based on advertised accepted stats by the provider.

Complained on Casino Guru, and Gamdom refused to comment publically, same as they’ve done here and remained silent about their scam.  Would like other peoples views on this fraud?

[masulum]

If this rumor is true, what we can do? To be frank, I dont really care about actual RTP when I play slot games.
As long as I like the game, then I'll play it no matter how much is the actual RTP or the latest live RTP of the game.

Actually, as a players, we can't do anything with this, since RTP are setting up by Provider and Casino's, what we can do just accept this terms. I also not really notice the RTP's, since RTP are not guarantee our winning, so I'm playing as far as I wants. Maybe my gambling activity are bad for professional gambler, because I just trying to play without notice the RTP's. For me, I only playing in several games only like, Wild West Wet (Spadegaming), bonanza family, and several games, not too much game I've tried, so no matter RTP's is, I never thinking about that so far.

[ryzaadit]

I know most people are gonna play with Pragmatic Play.

However, the recent few games has been release with 5,000x max win even with RTP over 95%. The max win sometimes is really easy to be predicted, example like Olympus Zeus. You are gonna to get maximum win, If multiplier always show over and over again.

The rest is better since is really random, however people still love pragmatic.

[Dumbmotherf]

I’d say it had something to do with this is what streamers repeatedly spam bonus buys on;
Pragmatic interestingly allow bonus buys on their demo games;    could the streamers be playing inflated rtp on test accounts maybe?

[Stunna]

This is very helpful! I just thought I'd add that all most of these providers offer two different levels of RTP which the casino operator can select from. There's lots of casinos that pick the lower RTP option to increase their margin.