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Checked the website.
And played the tower game . I wonder why you publish the house edge of the game as 1% while it was over 3% when i tried it.

👋🏼 Hey there!
The RTP is 99% because then we give back the money with bonuses, our users get cashback, weekly tournaments, daily, weekly, monthly leaderboard bonuses. So the house edge (the money the house earn) is still low.

This is completely wrong and you are deliberately misleading the players. You must not advertise that Tower and Keno have a house edge of 1% because that is not true. Both games have a house edge greater than 10%. Here is my example: I have so far wagered 2499.95 dollars (75141 bets) and lost more than 154 dollars, and it is very easy to calculate that my average bet was 0.033 dollars. My loss is more than 6%, not as you advertise that it is 1%

Hello zTec. The house takes 5% and returns 4% as bonuses, so the final house edge is 1%. The bonuses included in the RTP percentage are Deposit Bonus, Multipliers, Magic Wheel, and Recharge.
In the example you mention, you are only considering the money you lost wagering, and not the money you gained with bonuses.

You cannot count bonus money in RTP because that money is locked and cannot be used (need to wager $50 to unlock $1 bonus). This way of publication is not standard in the industry. I don't have a problem with the RTP being 5% in any game, but that's how it should be written, and not in a way that all potential prizes are included in the RTP of an individual game

We only count unlocked bonuses. If you wager $100, we will take 5% (as you calculated), which is $5, and then return $2 with Unlocker, $1 with Recharge, and $1 with Magic Wheel. So, only $1 is left for the house, and the rest is returned to the player.