Flexible RTP game providers

Slot RTP is, or at least should be, important factor when choosing slots to play. When you read slot reviews on casino affiliates websites they usually bring out just one RTP number for any given videoslot. However, it’s not always as simple as it looks at first glance.

Many slot providers, biggest of whom is NetEnt, offer all casinos slots with the exact same RTP. Or at least they used to – even NetEnt announced in 2019 that they will start experimenting with flexible RTP.

However, there are a number of slot providers who have been offering casinos the chance to choose between multiple pre-set RTP settings for a while now. And the difference between different settings can be huge.

Just one example for you – Play’n Go new game Disco Diamonds comes with six different RTP configurations. While the default RTP of the game is 96.29%, the other possible configurations are 94.55%, 91.21%, 87.43% and 84.44%. So it does pay to pay attention to RTP settings of games from certain game providers.

Out of the many, many slot providers, Play’n Go and Novomatic are two that have been offering flexible RTP for years now. Also providers like Quickspin, Thunderkick, Microgaming and NetEnt have joined the lines of flexible RTP providers.

While Yggdrasil, Blueprint Gaming, Big Time Gaming, Relax Gaming and Elk Gaming are, as far as we know, still offering only single RTP option, these days it is actually difficult to claim that with 100% certainty.

Now more than ever we recommend you check the slot RTP’s of pretty much all the games you play. Just in case. However, there’s one thing that can make it all easier. What we have noticed is that if one casino has chosen the highest RTP option for one game, there’s a good chance they have chosen the same high option for also all other games from the same game provider.