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Dwarven Gold
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Dwarven Gold
by Pragmatic Play
Dwarven Gold Deluxe
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Dwarven Gold Deluxe
by Pragmatic Play
RTP: 96%
Silver Streak
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Silver Streak
by Simbat
Lost Gems of Brussels
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Lost Gems of Brussels
by Pragmatic Play
Lady of the Moon
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Lady of the Moon
by Pragmatic Play
Spectra
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Spectra
by Thunderkick
Simply Wild
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Simply Wild
by BetSoft
Hockey League Wild Match
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Hockey League Wild Match
by Pragmatic Play
KTV
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KTV
by Pragmatic Play
Geldsack
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Geldsack
by AlteaGaming
Lucky Dragon
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Lucky Dragon
by Pragmatic Play
Diablo 13
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Diablo 13
by Pragmatic Play
Diamonds Are Forever
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Diamonds Are Forever
by Pragmatic Play
Lucky Fishing
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Lucky Fishing
by Pragmatic Play
Troll Hunters
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Troll Hunters
by Play'n Go
Thor’s Hammers
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Thor’s Hammers
by Bally Wulff
The Fandango’s
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The Fandango’s
by Pragmatic Play
Fandangos 1 line
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Fandangos 1 line
by Pragmatic Play
TRIPLE DIAMOND 5
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TRIPLE DIAMOND 5
by IGT
Magic Crystals
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Magic Crystals
by Pragmatic Play
RTP: 96%
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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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