Real Time Gaming...and the lost Rtp

Hello

I read somewhere that the Rtg slot can be set to three different levels of payout, from 91% to 97%
This means that one Rtg casino could provide different Rtp from another on the same slot machine?
If that's true...there a way to know the payout offered by each Rtg casino?

WildWildFrank, Hi there. I haven't read that so I have no idea. Some online casinos tell the rtp and some do not. That goes for all software and all casinos. It doesn't really matter what they say the rtp is unless they are independently audited and checked anyway. As far as I have seen most casinos do not state their overall rtp. Rival software slots do state the RTP for each game in the paytable information if I recall correctly.

It's the same if you go to Las Vegas. The land casinos will often advertise something like "up to 99%", but per the Nevada gambling commission only one slot machine in the group has to have that 99% payout for them to put up that sign.

The bottom line is that no matter what casino game you play, online or in a land casino, if you play long enough you are going to lose. The casinos are in business to make money. The only game you can play and win at long term with an advantage is poker, (or counting cards in blackjack) and that depends on your skill level and the skill level of other players.

Hi TDTAT

Really, you can find the rtp for each slot machine of any existing software ... except for those from real time gaming software.
Some time ago I had collected a lot of information on this topic and I had selected the slot with the best rtp...that was an hard work.
Obviously percentages and statistics work on large numbers ...as in the case of poker.
I prefer betting to poker because i like to beat the house.

TDTAT:


...if you play long enough you are going to lose. The casinos are in business to make money.

this is what is called disarming sincerity

WildWildFrank, Haha. Thanks! I really don't give much weight to what casinos and software providers say about rtp. A few percentage points really means nothing to an individual player over a few thousand spins due to variance. That's just my opinion. Las Vegas casinos make millions on 99% payback slots. RTG must be announcing rtp on the new slots because I read that Snowmania was 96.4%.

If you are really looking for the best RTP, you should avoid slots altogether. The best rtp is going to be on craps, roulette, and blackjack as long as you don't bet on the "stupid bets" such as insurance in blackjack and all the silly bets on craps. The lowest house edge in a land casino is going to be blackjack with the surrender option, the pass line bets on craps, and red/black bets on a European single zero roulette game. Video poker has a better rtp than slots. Also avoid keno unless you hate money.

Now as for poker, the reason you can win if you play good is because you are not winning money from the casino, you are winning from other players. The casino still makes it's money in the form of rake and tournament fees.

My advice would be play the slots you enjoy and gamble for entertainment. Play poker to make money, not slots.

Good morning TDTAT

I really appreciate the accuracy of your answer and I share with your point of view....almost entirely.
I'm a gambler, and mostly I play to have fun but I need also to go deeper, i must be aware of my action.
So ...when I need to enjoy myself, I choose the most entertaining slot even if it pays less than another.
But when I decide to redeem a convenient bonus, with low wagering requirements, i need to use the right tools.
Even in poker ... if you like to play in tournaments, and you know the influence of variance, probably you'll prefer tournaments with blind levels that change more slowly.
if you are a trader you'll choose long-term investment or speculative instruments such as index futures ...
Instead you'll have to stay away from forex
Cause i think that good ideas, motives, and right methods need time...and profitable percentages.