Slots with Best RTP but Medium/ High Volatility vs. Slots with Low Volatility,

[BillyR23]

Low Volatility slots like Starburst(96.09% RTP with Max Win 500x stake) and Blood Suckers(98% RTP with Max Win 1.000x stake) are often highlighted as great slots for wagering your bonuses- this games offer frequent but smaller wins, ideal for casual players seeking steady gameplay with less risk of big losses... still, nowadays we see slots with RTP(return to player) of 99% + , but this are usually Medium or High Volatility Slots: for example Ryse of the Mighty Gods (99.1% RTP, Medium Volatility with Max Win 10.000x stake), Book of 99 (99% RTP, High Volatility with Max Win 12.000x stake)...

* I'm just a casual casino player and I don't have a lot of volume at this games, not even at Starburst- even tho this is the slot I've used the most when I received some tough to refuse offers(I've posted about this in a previous thread on the community...); here some screenshots with probably my best wins- one was even 350x stake- very close to the max win possible at this game:




I'm curious if you guys do some research regarding RTP% and/or Volatility before playing a Slot and what is in your opinion the best combination? * maybe you can also post the name of favorite game/-s...

Do you play Slots to hit the rare 1.000+ x stake wins or you enjoy playing for some contests/leaderboards and/or other bonuses/offers?

GLGL and HF all 💸💸💸

 

[Sunz of Beaches]

Do you have any idea where I can see a table of the different rtps for online slots? For example on 888 poker? That would be amazing thank you so much.

 

[BillyR23]

@Sunz of Beaches I used Google in the past, but nowadays I've switched to Grok for most of this questions ( https://x.com/i/grok ), as I also use Twitter/ X for different news and information...

* I'm not sure how accurate Grok(or other similar tools) is on this issues and I recommend double checking on the site you play- hopefully the information is posted like on unibet- on the loading page of the slot, before opening it to play...