Every RTP here is quoted from the provider, not from us

Pragmatic Play, like most large providers, releases many titles in several RTP configurations. The operator licensing the game chooses which one to run. The figure published on the provider's site, and reproduced in the table above, is the top configuration.

So two casinos can both offer you Gates of Olympus, both be telling the truth about the name, and give you materially different odds. Nothing on the lobby tile tells you which version you are about to play. That is not a scandal, it is a licensing option, but it is an option exercised by the party you are betting against and not disclosed to the party betting.

Which is why the claim at the top of this page matters. The number in the table is the best case for that title, not a promise about the machine in front of you.

How to check the version you are actually playing

1. Open the game at the casino you use.
2. Open the game's own information screen. It is usually the i icon, a burger menu, or "Game Rules" inside the settings panel.
3. Scroll to the paytable or rules section. The RTP is stated there, and it reflects the build that operator deployed, not the provider's headline.
4. Compare it against the row in the table above.

If the two match, you are on the top configuration. If the in-game figure is lower, you now know something that was true before you looked and that nobody was going to tell you. Either way it takes about thirty seconds and it is the only RTP number that describes your actual session.

Across the 47 titles here the whole range is 95.45% to 97.02%, a spread of 1.57 percentage points. But the distribution is lopsided: 18 of the 47 sit on exactly 96.50%, and only four fall below 96.00%.

Put that in money. On RM1,000 of turnover, Diamond Strike is designed to cost about RM29.80 and Candy Village about RM45.50. The gap between the best and worst title here is roughly RM15.70 per RM1,000, which is not nothing.

Two things follow. Picking the outliers matters. Avoiding the bottom four and choosing from the top of the table is a real, free improvement. Picking between the middle does not. For the 18 titles sharing 96.50%, there is nothing to choose on this measure at all, and a page that pretended otherwise would be selling you a decision that does not exist. Either way, the largest number on this screen is still the house edge you are choosing between, not the gap you are choosing across.

Related: what a wagering multiple does to a bonus at these RTPs, worked through with a play-money simulator.

1. Each figure was read from the "Basic Game Info" block on that game's page at pragmaticplay.com, the provider's own site.
2. The source URL is in the table row. No figure is reproduced without one.
3. Volatility, maximum win and bonus buy pricing are not in the table because the provider does not publish them on those pages. Fields that cannot be sourced are left out rather than filled in from elsewhere.
4. Figures were collected on 2 September 2026. Providers do revise configurations, so treat the date as part of the data.
5. Only Pragmatic Play titles are listed. PG Soft was attempted and its site returns 403 Forbidden, denied by region block to requests from Malaysia, so its figures could not be read from source. Rather than copy them from a third party and present them as provider data, that provider is absent.

What this table cannot tell you: which configuration your operator deployed, what happens in any individual session, or anything at all about a game that is not on it.

What is RTP in a slot game?

Return to player: the proportion of total stakes a game is designed to pay back across a very large number of spins. A 96.50% RTP slot is built to return RM96.50 for every RM100 wagered over its full theoretical cycle, which is millions of spins. It describes the machine, not your session, and no individual session is long enough for it to hold.

Which Pragmatic Play slot has the highest RTP?

Of the 47 titles listed here, Diamond Strike is the highest at 97.02% and Candy Village is the lowest at 95.45%. The whole range is 1.57 percentage points, so on RM1,000 of turnover the difference between the best and worst game in the table is around RM15.70. Most titles are clustered: 18 of the 47 publish exactly 96.50%.

Why does the RTP in my game look different from this table?

Because providers release many titles in several RTP configurations and the operator chooses which to deploy. The figure here is the one published on the provider's own page, which is the top configuration. The number inside the game's information screen reflects what your casino actually installed. If they differ, the in-game figure is the one that applies to you.

Where is the volatility and max win data?

Not here, because Pragmatic Play does not state volatility, maximum win or bonus buy pricing on the public game pages these figures were read from. Filling those columns would mean sourcing them from somewhere else and presenting them as provider data, so they are left out. Empty is more useful than wrong on a page whose only value is being checkable.

Does a higher RTP mean I will win?

No. Every RTP in this table is below 100%, which means every game here is designed to return less than it takes. A higher RTP means a smaller expected loss per unit wagered, not a positive expectation. The best title here is still built to cost about RM29.80 per RM1,000 wagered.

How often is this table updated?

The collection date is stated in the method section and in each row's context. Providers revise configurations without announcements, so a figure is accurate as of the date it was read and no longer. If a source link shows something different from the table, the source link is right.

This table is provider figures. Three things it deliberately does not do are covered separately.

Per-game detail for the titles people search by name

What the provider states about Gates of Olympus, Sweet Bonanza and Starlight Princess, quoted, plus a log for the RTP your own casino deployed.

Why only one provider is in this table

24 provider websites tested from Malaysia. Most either cannot be read or serve no RTP in their markup, which is the reason this table covers Pragmatic Play alone.

What these figures cost you per hour

A 1.57 point spread across this table sounds small until it is multiplied by turnover. A calculator that turns any RTP here into a cost per spin, per hour and per bankroll.

What these RTP figures mean for a bonus

A 4.09% house edge sets the break-even wagering multiple at about 24x. The working, with a simulator that demonstrates the convergence.

Why your own result sits below every figure in this table

A realised RTP measured over a few thousand spins normally lands under the published one, because slot returns are dominated by rare large wins that most short samples never contain. A log that computes it, with the confidence interval that says whether it means anything yet.

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