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Food Fight
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Food Fight
by RTG
Chase the cheese
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Chase the cheese
by BetSoft
RTP: 96%
Mamma Mia
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Mamma Mia
by BetSoft
RTP: 93.46%
Fortune Cookie
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Fortune Cookie
by Microgaming
Fruit Frenzy
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Fruit Frenzy
by RTG
RTP: 97.5%
Crazy Cherry Slot
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Crazy Cherry Slot
by Wager Gaming
Fruit Party
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Fruit Party
by Pragmatic Play
RTP: 96.5%
Fruit Mania
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Fruit Mania
by Playtech
RTP: 95.76%
Tres Amigos
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Tres Amigos
by Playtech
RTP: 96.95%
Sugar Pop
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Sugar Pop
by BetSoft
RTP: 97.6%
Pizza Prize
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Pizza Prize
by NextGen
RTP: 95.46%
Wonky Wabbits
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Wonky Wabbits
by NetEnt
Sunny Scoops
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Sunny Scoops
by Thunderkick
Magic Mushrooms
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Magic Mushrooms
by Yggdrasil
RTP: 96.4%
Wild Melon
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Wild Melon
by Play'n Go
Winter berries
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Winter berries
by Yggdrasil
RTP: 96.7%
So Much Candy
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So Much Candy
by Microgaming
Big Chef
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Big Chef
by Microgaming
Lucha Libre
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Lucha Libre
by RTG
Gingerbread Lane
Demo
Gingerbread Lane
by Genesis
RTP: 95.88%
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What is RTP?

RTP, or Return to Player, is a percentage that shows how much a slot is expected to pay back to players over a long period. It’s calculated based on millions or even billions of spins, so the percent is accurate in the long run, not in a single session.


In casino games, the ‘house edge’ is the common term representing the platform’s built-in advantage. For example, it is about 0.5% in blackjack, meaning the casino holds 0.5% of all bets over time.
RTP is the key figure for slots, working opposite the house edge and showing the potential payoff to players.


Let’s consider the example: 
The Book of Dead has an RTP of 94.25%. It means that for every $100 bet, you can expect to receive $94.25 back in the long run. The remaining $5.75 is what the casino keeps.

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