How to check the RTP of slots with the Netent provider
Netent was founded in 1996 in Sweden. Initially, the company specialized in developing software for online casinos, but in 2002 it began to create its own slot machines. Since then, Netent has become one of the most famous and popular online slots providers.
In 2011, Netent developed its first slot machine for mobile devices.
And already in 2014, Netent received an award in the category "Innovations in the casino industry" at the EGR B2B Awards.
Many are familiar with this company from such popular online slots as: Gonzo's Quest, Starburst, Mega Fortune, Dead or Alive and Jack and the Beanstalk.
However, in 2020, NetEnt stated that they started creating different versions of the same slot with different RTPs ranging from 90% to 98%. Many online casinos have not missed this opportunity and have started using these versions to increase their earnings and reduce the chances of players winning. But unlike Play'n Go slots, where you had to go into the page code to find out the current RTP of the slot, NetEnt provides information in the slot description. NetEnt does not hide this information and makes it available to everyone.
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How to find out the RTP of any Netent slot?
As we already wrote, the NetEnt provider does not hide this information. The company values its reputation and fans, so RTP can be found both on the official website and in the slot itself in any casino. Now we will show you how to do it in just a few minutes:
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Go to the online casino from the device on which you play;
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Go into our account;
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Next, choose a slot from NetEnt, which we will play.
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Most often players choose: Starburst, Mega Fortune, Dead or Alive
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Consider the example of the Dead or Alive slot;
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Go into the game and press "start".
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At the very bottom in the left corner we see unremarkable icons "settings", "volume", "auto" and "information". The latter interests us. Click on the symbol "?" and go to the section with all the information about the slot.
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Here is all the technical information about the game. Scroll down to the Return to Player - RTP section.
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As you can see, the RTP of the Dead or Alive slot in the first online casino, whose name we will not name for anti-advertising, is 90.07%. This is very small and it is almost impossible to win here. While the maximum value on the manufacturer's website is 96.82%.
I think you can draw a conclusion yourself and make sure that you should always check the RTP and play only on those online sites that do not deprive players of the opportunity to win.
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RTP of Netent licensed by iGaming Ontario for Canadian players
For Canadian players with an iGaming Ontario license, it's a different story. The RTP value in NetEnt slots, as well as other available providers, will always be 80%. Moreover, you will not find this information in the public domain anywhere, because it is hidden for obvious reasons: it is simply impossible to win with such an RTP. We highly discourage playing at Canadian land-based and online casinos.
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