What's a good RTP for slots?

Industry average is around 96%. Above 96.5% is good, above 97% is excellent. Below 95% is below average. However, a 94% RTP high-volatility slot might be more appealing than a 97% RTP low-volatility slot depending on your goals.

Does higher RTP mean I'll win more?

Not in a single session. RTP is calculated over millions of spins. In a short session, variance dominates. You could win big on a 94% slot or lose on a 98% slot. RTP matters more for long-term, high-volume players.

Why do table games have better odds than slots?

Table games like blackjack (0.5% house edge with perfect strategy) and baccarat (1.06%) have lower margins because there's more competition and player skill involved. Slots have higher margins (2-6%+) because they're pure entertainment with no skill component.

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Pro Tips

RTP and house edge are just two ways of expressing the same thing - 96% RTP = 4% house edge
Expected loss is theoretical - short sessions can vary wildly in either direction due to variance
Always check if a slot has multiple RTP versions - casinos can choose to run games at lower RTP settings
Bonus rounds and features don't change the overall RTP - they're already factored into the published number

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I want to understand the RTP and house edge for the slot game 'Gates of Olympus' by Pragmatic Play. How much would I expect to lose per $100 wagered? How does it compare to blackjack or roulette?