Rtp

[zk11]

Hi everyone,

I am new here and how question about this Rtp on pictures.What is that and why only in some game?

[Afi4wins]

6 hours ago, zk11 said:

Hi everyone,

I am new here and how question about this Rtp on pictures.What is that and why only in some game?

@zk11 Hi there and welcome to the forum.

Are you talking about slot game images when you say pictures?

All games have a designated RTP (Return To Player), indicating the return rate to the player within a cycle of many millions of spins. A 96% RTP means the casino/provider has a 4% edge (profit margin).

[formerPokerpro]

u should find rtp information about every game that the casino offers.

in some cases u might have to ask the support but that should be very rare and they also should explain why the information is not in the game itself.

 

if you dont find said information  i wouldnt play at the casino at all.

 

oh and  anything below 94% is like burning your money

[lucks_maximus]

It's only in some games because some providers will hide that information. Some providers guilty of this: Spinomenal, Play'n Go, Playson.

Why would they hide it? Because they prefer their players ignorant, IMO.

[Blackjax]

3 minutes ago, lucks_maximus said:

It's only in some games because some providers will hide that information. Some providers guilty of this: Spinomenal, Play'n Go, Playson.

Why would they hide it? Because they prefer their players ignorant, IMO.

I believe hiding rtp is an option given by the provider to the casino. Some casinos show 92% (skillonnet) , some 94 c(altacore and fortuna) and even 96%. If these guys can show rtp then why not others?

[lucks_maximus]

2 minutes ago, Blackjax said:

I believe hiding rtp is an option given by the provider to the casino. Some casinos show 92% (skillonnet) , some 94 c(altacore and fortuna) and even 96%. If these guys can show rtp then why not others?

Oh yeah, the operator can show the RTP, but I suspect some of these providers have it hidden by default. Reason I believe this: I was able to get a casino to enable in-game RTP on all Play'n Go slots just by contacting support, and also I have never seen Spinomenal or Playson RTP shown in-game.

[Afi4wins]

1 hour ago, lucks_maximus said:

Oh yeah, the operator can show the RTP, but I suspect some of these providers have it hidden by default. Reason I believe this: I was able to get a casino to enable in-game RTP on all Play'n Go slots just by contacting support, and also I have never seen Spinomenal or Playson RTP shown in-game.

No you're wrong @lucks_maximus :

[Afi4wins]

Here's one of Playson game:

[lucks_maximus]

2 hours ago, Afi4wins said:

Here's one of Playson game:

That doesn't change what I said: I said I think it's hidden by default (and I haven't seen those two with RTP shown). Now I have seen those games with their RTP shown, thanks to you. 

Unless you are saying those providers have the RTP shown more often than not, Betamo is in the minority.

[joemoo28]

On 7/7/2026 at 4:38 PM, a2706329 said:

They didn't pay; this is starting to look like fraud.

On 7/12/2026 at 7:58 AM, Maiwen said:

You should always avoid unlicensed casinos. The absence of a license number, or the inability to verify one, is one of the most significant warning signs.

 

RTP stands for Return to Player. For example, a 96% RTP means the game is designed to return about $96 for every $100 wagered over a long period, not that you’ll get $96 back every time

[Afi4wins]

13 hours ago, lucks_maximus said:

That doesn't change what I said: I said I think it's hidden by default (and I haven't seen those two with RTP shown). Now I have seen those games with their RTP shown, thanks to you. 

Unless you are saying those providers have the RTP shown more often than not, Betamo is in the minority.

@lucks_maximus I don't think RTPs are hidden by default - casinos are given the choice to choose which RTP version they want to use/install, and probably a choice to have those RTPs shown (default) or hidden.

So, if a casino doesn't show their games RTP, then it is by their own choice, not the provider.

[Afi4wins]

My casinos show most of the games RTPs, so its also probably regionalised.

[loceff13]

Some casinos make it clear what RTP it is, others don't. For me it does not seem region specific.