RTP stands for Return To Player.
- The RTP percentage is a measure of the percentage of stakes a game returns to players (generally over a minimum of one million plays), and is an accepted guide to how a game performs.
- Example of how it works:
- If a game has a stated RTP of 92%, it means players can expect the game to return £0.92 in the £1.00 (or currency equivalent) over a long period of plays.
- The game must perform to the RTP as stated in the applicable Game Rules.
- However, this does not mean that every play or series of plays will return this percentage.
- Players must understand that as wins are awarded randomly, then the return to them individually may not equate to the advertised RTP.
- Players can expect a return in a range from nothing to the maximum prize level for each individual play, and it can take a very long time for the pay-out from any particular session to converge to a game's long-run RTP average (think months not minutes).
- Random games are not 'compensated', if there has been a series of losing plays it will not mean that it will be followed by a series of winning plays.
- The outcome of a single bet does not affect any other. The game is random therefore only stake what you can afford to lose.
- All games are different in terms of their characteristics and feature sets, so all games behave differently.
- NOTE: All games guarantee a profit to us by offering odds or returns on outcomes less than the actual probability.
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