Return to Player (RTP)
Theoretical Return to Player for every original game and the average RTP for our slot library. RTP is realised only over very long sample sizes.
What RTP means
Return to Player (RTP) is the theoretical percentage of total wagered amount a game returns to players over an infinite number of bets. A 99% RTP means a 1% house edge in the long run.
RTP is a long-term mathematical expectation. Over short sessions the actual return can be far above or far below the published RTP — that is variance, not bias.
RTP for originals
Dice — 99.00%
Adjustable target and chance; payout = 99 / win-chance. Min house edge 1.00%.
Limbo — 99.00%
Pick a target multiplier from 1.01× to 1,000,000×. House edge fixed at 1.00%.
Mines — 99.00%
Choose 1–24 mines on a 5×5 grid. Payouts derived from the hypergeometric distribution minus 1% edge.
Crash — 99.00%
Bust point is generated provably fair with 1% instant-bust frequency to maintain the house edge.
Plinko — 99.00%
8–16 row Pascal triangle with three risk levels (low / medium / high). Edge fixed at 1.00%.
Keno — 97.50%
Pick 1–10 numbers out of 40. Four risk profiles. Edge between 2.5% and 3.0% depending on profile.
RTP for slots
Slot RTP varies by studio and title — typically between 92.0% and 98.5%. The RTP of every slot is shown on the game tile and in the in-game info panel.
Some studios publish multiple RTP variants — we always run the highest available variant.
RTP for live casino
Live blackjack: 99.5% on basic strategy. Live roulette (European): 97.30%. Live baccarat: 98.94% (banker). Live game shows vary widely; per-show RTP is shown in the lobby.
Variance and short sessions
A 99% RTP does NOT mean you cannot lose your full bankroll. A single session of 1,000 bets at 1× wager can easily deviate ±20% from expected return — and that is normal.
Use the live PNL chart and bet history to understand your real-time variance. Never chase losses; the math does not care about how you feel.