iGaming Glossary

RTP stands for Return to Player, which is a term commonly used in the iGaming industry to describe the percentage of money wagered on a game that is returned to players over time.

This percentage is usually calculated over a long period of time and is based on a theoretical amount of money wagered.

For example, if a game has an RTP of 95%, it means that over time, the game is expected to return 95 cents of every dollar wagered to players as winnings.

It is important to note that RTP is not a guarantee of individual results, but rather an average calculated over a large number of spins or hands played.

A higher RTP generally indicates a more player-friendly game, but it is always important to also consider other factors such as volatility and payout frequency.