If the casino does not directly show the rtp of the slot game, how can we know the RTP version of it?
As you may know, some specific slots have multiple RTP versions ranging from as high as 97% to as low as 88%.
One of the game was caught on my mind is "ryse of the mighty gods". I first play this game in Casinopunkz. At first, I did not think much because I believe this version is the only version (as I was new to slot game, I was like a dice before). Then, funny thing was I glance over the URL of my game and I see this:
Turn out this was just the 94% rtp version, not the 96% version. More about "ryse of the mighty gods"
This makes me wonder, what if, even in a reputable casino, RTP version can be tweak like this, so for example, a casino can claim they are using the 96% RTP slot version of a slot, but it could actually turn out to be the lower version. Can this be a posibility?
As you may know, some specific slots have multiple RTP versions ranging from as high as 97% to as low as 88%.
One of the game was caught on my mind is "ryse of the mighty gods". I first play this game in Casinopunkz. At first, I did not think much because I believe this version is the only version (as I was new to slot game, I was like a dice before). Then, funny thing was I glance over the URL of my game and I see this:
Turn out this was just the 94% rtp version, not the 96% version. More about "ryse of the mighty gods"
This makes me wonder, what if, even in a reputable casino, RTP version can be tweak like this, so for example, a casino can claim they are using the 96% RTP slot version of a slot, but it could actually turn out to be the lower version. Can this be a posibility?