Query about enhanced RTP slot on Stake

[Sirbigwin]

Can someone who has access to Stake check 'The Dog Mansion Megaways' and see if it comes up as 'The Dog mansion Megaways Enhanced RTP' in the bottom left corner? I noticed it displayed this on Classybeef's stream and just checking if it's the same for everyone else. Thanks!





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[dunover]

Yes, I noticed this a few days ago. Spreadex Casino in the UK has the new versions of BTG, offering 96.61% fixed on Wild flower (Normally 96.52-96.59% depending on bonus choice) and 96.22% on DHV (Normally 95.97-96.22). Makes me wonder how the RTP is now fixed and the same for both bonuses?

DHV old:
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DHV new:
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Wild Flower old:
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Wild Flower new:

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Yes, but that RTP range is actually the difference between a player consistently choosing one type of bonus as opposed to the other, as one is more volatile or has more potential. It's just a more detailed way of stating RTP as opposed to an overall average figure. I would question the Spreadex version as RTP is fixed on those games and there is AFAIK no RTP variants; it seems they have used a game help file there alongside the L&W original info sheet and mashed the two. Sometimes the final release can vary a tiny amount from the original pre-release demo you get on developer sites.

The new Panda Money BTG slot I made a thread about the other day DOES have variant RTP models of 94.00% or 96.x % - from now on, L&W will be offering reduced RTP versions of BTG games made since they took them into their fold. I don't know if they will do it retrospectively to old games like B*nanza, but all their other developers like Lightning Box etc. offer at least two versions of 94 and 96%.

 

[slot_zombie]

all their other developers like Lightning Box etc. offer at least two versions of 94 and 96%.

Lightning Box Who plays that drivel even on full RTP?

 

[bamberfishcake]

Ignore this post, found the answer by reading others