Microgaming will release several versions of slots with different RTPs. This was reported on the Bigwinboard website, which usually provide reliable information. Officially, the developer did not make any statements, but this is the standard policy in such cases. NetEnt also quietly began releasing versions with different RTPs.
According to Bigwinboard, Thunderstruck, Thunderstruck II, Mermaids Millions, Agent Jane Blonde, Break Da Bank Again, Break Away and Bust the Bank will be among the first slots to have different return percentages. 92% and 94% return versions will be added to the originals.
Different RTPs a problem or not?
In principle, there is no problem with different RTPs. Each developer has the right to choose, and this is dictated by the fact that casino operators want to have a choice. Some will choose a lower RTP out of greed, others as a necessity to make up for high license costs and loss of income due to strict regulations. This position was explained by representatives of some developers in interviews.
But the fact that the developers are silent about this is at least unpleasant. Plus, the fact that in some cases you can’t just go into the rules of the slot and see what kind of RTP it has is unpleasant.
One such case is Play'n GO slots. To find out which version you are currently playing, you need to get into the code, as Affgambler shows in the video below.
