RTP Fox Levels The Playing Field

RTP Explained

RTP or Return To Player is the term used by gambling game developers to identify the house edge of a game. By law, they have to publish the RTP of a game, which is the long-term payout return a player can expect when playing the game.

A game with a 100% RTP would return all of the player’s money after 1000 spins.

A game with less than 100% would return less than the player had deposited, thus giving the house its edge.

The same games don’t have the same RTP.

When developers create a new game, they often make several versions with different RTPs.

By law, the RTP must be declared before a player plays a game. The RTP is usually hidden in the game Help Files, making it difficult to find.

Casinos publishing the game can choose the RTP level they want to offer, and this is where the difference in RTP for the same game across different online casinos can occur.

All players would want to play the best version of the game, but that doesn’t happen because:

1. Players don’t look for the RTP.
2. Or they don’t know the same game has multiple RTP versions.

RTP Fox solves all of this.

You install a little browser add-on, and every time you play a slot, it compares the RTP you’re playing against its database and tells you whether you’re playing the best RTP version of the game. If you’re not, you’re given a casino where the best RTP can be found.

It’s simple, costs you nothing, and what’s more, you get to play the best version of the game.