Is a higher-RTP game worth switching to? RTP is published as a percentage, which is a number people read past. Stated as the cost of a session it is usually larger than expected: 1,000 spins at a euro costs 60 at 94% and 30 at 97%.
When choosing between two games, and when deciding what to clear a bonus on. It is the cheapest decision available to a player, because it changes the price without changing anything about the experience.
How many spins you expect to play. A thousand is about an hour and a half at a normal pace.
What you bet each spin. Turnover is shown under the field as you type.
The two RTPs to compare, from each game’s own page. A game that ships in several RTP versions uses whichever the casino runs — the figure in the game info screen is the one that applies.
Turnover multiplied by the house edge, which is one minus the RTP. An average over the long run, not a prediction of your session.
The same edge stated as a rate, at 600 spins an hour. This is the figure that lands: 4% on a euro spin is 24 an hour, whatever happens on screen.
What switching between the two games saves or costs over the session you defined.
The same session priced across the RTP bands you will actually meet, from 94% to 98%.