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Return to Player (RTP) is a term used in the gambling industry to describe the percentage of all the wagered money that a slot machine or other casino game is expected to pay back to the player over time. It is a theoretical value that is calculated based on the amount of money that is wagered on the game and the number of winning combinations that are possible.

For example, if a slot machine has an RTP of 95%, it means that, on average, for every €100 that is wagered on the machine, the player can expect to get back €95 in winnings. This does not guarantee that the player will win €95 every time they play, but rather that, over a large number of plays and a long period of time, the machine will pay out an average of 95% of the money that is put into it.

RTP is an important consideration for players when choosing which games to play, as it can indicate the fairness and profitability of a game. Games with a higher RTP tend to be more favorable for the player, as they offer a higher chance of winning. However, it is important to note that RTP is a value based on hundred of thousands, if not millions of rounds and does not guarantee that a player will win a certain amount of money. The outcome of each individual game is determined by random chance and can vary widely.

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Volatility for Video Slots is a way for the game studio to let the player know how frequent they can expect the slot to pay out and how big the pay out will be.

If a Video Slot has high Volatility, you should expect pay outs less frequently but with bigger winnings.

A Video Slot with low Volatility will pay out more frequently but with smaller winnings.

In games from the game studio Wazdan, you are able to change the volatility yourself.

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Some game providers are also releasing other game studios’ content via their platform. This is a good way for smaller studios to reach out to a bigger audience. Light & Wonder, Microgaming, Pragmatic Play, Yggdrasil and Oryx are a few examples of game providers that are also aggregators.

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