Microgaming RTP percentages

[Nifty29]

I could be wrong, unlike certain meteorological soothsayers, but is it possible that some of these casinos are publishing the ACTUAL RTP over x period rather than the TRTP?

It might explain the alaxe in wonderland discrepancy.

Just thinking out loud, but it is the only reason I can think.of considering the fact that MGS games are not user-controllable.

 

[vinylweatherman]

It looks like MGS have shot themselves in the foot. Rather than openly publish the definitive figures along with the methodology, they are being allowed to trickle out via various sources, along with little explanation of the methodology used. This has given us different figures for what appears to be TRTP quoted to 2 decimal places. If the games can't be configured, this is impossible, and MGS need to ensure that where quoted, the correct figure is given across the board.

Now we have to choose which figure we believe is the most reliable, and this would appear to be where the figures are published on the orders of the Danish regulator.

As for meteorological soothsaying, there is going to be a nasty cold spell next month for the UK, indeed much of Europe. This only applies for the Northern hemisphere of course, those "down under" will be spending Christmas as usual, at the beach and in front of the barbeque.

As well as the country, the cold spell is likely to be so severe that it freezes many of the Christmas slots, so steer clear. I will do my best to keep the fruities nice and warm

 

[Nifty29]

It looks like MGS have shot themselves in the foot. Rather than openly publish the definitive figures along with the methodology, they are being allowed to trickle out via various sources, along with little explanation of the methodology used. This has given us different figures for what appears to be TRTP quoted to 2 decimal places. If the games can't be configured, this is impossible, and MGS need to ensure that where quoted, the correct figure is given across the board.

Now we have to choose which figure we believe is the most reliable, and this would appear to be where the figures are published on the orders of the Danish regulator.

As for meteorological soothsaying, there is going to be a nasty cold spell next month for the UK, indeed much of Europe. This only applies for the Northern hemisphere of course, those "down under" will be spending Christmas as usual, at the beach and in front of the barbeque.

As well as the country, the cold spell is likely to be so severe that it freezes many of the Christmas slots, so steer clear. I will do my best to keep the fruities nice and warm

Ummm.....doesn't "fruitie" mean something else in the UK? I hope you're not going to be "keeping them warm"....if so, it is TMI.

Just a tip for ya Ye Sayer of Sooth...

HERE'S HOW YA DO IT :

 

[vinylweatherman]

Ummm.....doesn't "fruitie" mean something else in the UK? I hope you're not going to be "keeping them warm"....if so, it is TMI.

Just a tip for ya Ye Sayer of Sooth...

HERE'S HOW YA DO IT :

I've just tried it, but it doesn't show up the same as in your screenshot.


Maybe I'll remove it and have another go in 2014