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RTP — return to player — is the share of all wagered money a configuration is built to return across its full modelled lifetime. It is a property of the maths, not a promise about an evening. A 96% figure does not mean 96p comes back from every pound staked; it means the model settles near that number over a sample no player will ever produce.

Volatility is the shape of the distribution behind that number. A low-volatility title pays small amounts often. A high-volatility title pays rarely and larger, and arrives at the same modelled return by a far rougher road. Two slots can share an RTP figure and feel nothing alike.

The figure in your lobby may not be the figure on the spec sheet. Studios commonly ship several configurations of one title — 96%, 94%, 92% — under identical artwork and an identical name, and the operator chooses which one it runs. That is why every RTP on this site is rendered with the basis the studio published it under, and why the version inside the lobby you play in is the one that governs your play.