So long, 96% ?

[SCATT3R]

So, I was just trying out Pragmatic's most recent slot release: Big Dawgs

I noticed something disturbing: The highest RTP setting is actually sub 96% - 95,97% to be precise - while the casinos offering the lesser version will have it on 93-something. Is this what we can expect going forward? I suspect it's set just under 96% to test the waters, and if 95,97% is received without outrage, next we'll see 95,02% and so on...

As for the game, I only played 250 spins so it's hardly a sample size but I had to exit because I could see where it was going: the base game was absolutely dead, returning only like 30%, and I couldn't get a bonus. It seems like yet another game only designed for the players to skip straight to the bonus buy, which incidentally cost a whole lot more than the norm was untill recently, and let me guess: the bonus round will have all these ridiculous multipliers everywhere which doesn't really do anything other than blocking the winning combinations or give a 100x on a 0.1x win which is another disturbing trend in your games lately.

I'm a loyal, big fan of PP. Please don't ruin it.

 

[SCATT3R]

So, I was just trying out Pragmatic's most recent slot release: Big Dawgs

I noticed something disturbing: The highest RTP setting is actually sub 96% - 95,97% to be precise - while the casinos offering the lesser version will have it on 93-something. Is this what we can expect going forward? I suspect it's set just under 96% to test the waters, and if 95,97% is received without outrage, next we'll see 95,02% and so on...

As for the game, I only played 250 spins so it's hardly a sample size but I had to exit because I could see where it was going: the base game was absolutely dead, returning only like 30%, and I couldn't get a bonus. It seems like yet another game only designed for the players to skip straight to the bonus buy, which incidentally cost a whole lot more than the norm was untill recently, and let me guess: the bonus round will have all these ridiculous multipliers everywhere which doesn't really do anything other than blocking the winning combinations or give a 100x on a 0.1x win which is another disturbing trend in your games lately.

I'm a loyal, big fan of PP. Please don't ruin it.

 

[Jelena_PragmaticPlay]

Hey dear @SCATT3R

First of all, I must confirm that you're right about 250 spins hardly being an adequate sample - The games RTP is certified by GLI against millions of rounds

Second, your loyalty to Pragmatic Play games is very much appreciated, so rest assured we will continue to deliver games in the 96% RTP range, it's just that this specific game's math model dictated it to come to a theoretical RTP just a bit lower than 96%, since we release games all the time with different math models.

Best of luck and many big wins to come your way!