Recorded RTPs • 7,404 Games

Slot RTP Database

Compare recorded slot RTPs and find games with higher theoretical returns. RTP does not predict the next spin or a session result. All Slottomat demos use virtual credits with no cash prizes.

7,404Games with RTP
99.61%Highest Recorded
95.86%Average Recorded
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RTP varies by casino. Studios release the same slot in more than one RTP build and each casino picks which one it runs, so the figure at your casino can differ from the one recorded here. Check the RTP in the game's own info screen where you play.

RTP varies by casino: studios release a slot in several RTP builds and each casino picks one, so the figure in the game's own information screen at the casino where you play takes precedence. How we verify game facts.

Adventures in Wonderland Deluxe
Adventures in Wonderland Deluxe
88 Unknown
Playtech
Monkey King 777Jackpot
Monkey King 777Jackpot
84.23 Unknown
Bigpot Gaming

Understanding Slot RTP & Volatility

What is RTP?

RTP (Return to Player) is the theoretical percentage of all wagered money a slot pays back over time. A 96% RTP means $96 returned for every $100 wagered on average across millions of spins.

What is Volatility?

Volatility describes the spread of outcomes. It does not give an exact payout frequency. Hit frequency is a separate measure, and a payout can be smaller than the stake.

What 99% RTP means

A 99% theoretical RTP corresponds to an expected loss of 1 credit per 100 credits wagered under the stated rules. Individual sessions can return much more or less.

Important Notes

RTP is theoretical and calculated over millions of spins. Short-term results vary significantly. Higher RTP does not guarantee wins. Always play responsibly and within your budget.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 99% RTP mean?
A theoretical RTP of 99% corresponds to an expected loss of 1 credit for every 100 credits wagered over many rounds under the stated rules. It does not mean a player receives 99 credits back in every session. Short-term results can differ substantially, and a short demo session cannot verify RTP.
Does higher RTP mean more frequent wins?
No. RTP describes the theoretical return relative to the amount wagered. Hit frequency measures how often a qualifying payout occurs, while volatility describes the spread of outcomes. A payout can be smaller than the stake, and a volatility label does not supply an exact hit frequency.
Can the same slot have different RTPs?
Yes. Providers can release several mathematical configurations, and special modes may have their own return figures or conditions. Check the rules for the version and mode you are using. An advertised maximum is not necessarily available at every operator.
Where do the RTP figures on Slottomat come from?
The catalogue combines provider-stated values received through a games-data feed, direct source checks and older records. Coverage and source quality vary. A recorded value is not proof that Slottomat independently measured the return. Consult the game rules and our How We Verify page when comparing figures.
Can I win real money in a Slottomat demo?
No. Slottomat demos use virtual credits, and demo prizes cannot be withdrawn. Demo play helps you learn the controls and features; it does not establish the settings or results of a real-money version.