RTP is the percentage a game pays back over time. For example, a game with 96% RTP will return $96 for every $100 wagered - on average, over many plays.
How RTP Works
RTP is calculated across thousands or even millions of game rounds and reflects the game's long-term expected return.
Example:
- Total wagers: $100
- Game RTP: 96%
- Expected return: $96
- Expected house edge: $4
This does not mean that every player who wagers $100 will receive exactly $96 back. Individual results can vary significantly due to the random nature of casino games.
RTP vs. Individual Results
Casino games use a Random Number Generator (RNG), so outcomes are completely random.
As a result:
- Some players may win more than the RTP suggests.
- Some players may win less.
- RTP becomes more accurate only when measured over a very large number of game rounds across many players.
Important Things to Know
- RTP is a long-term statistical average, not a guarantee of winnings.
- A higher RTP generally indicates a lower house edge.
- RTP does not predict short-term results.
- All game outcomes remain random regardless of RTP.
Need More Information?
You can find a game's RTP in the game's information screen, paytable, or help section when available. RTP may vary between different games and game providers.
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