How to check the RTP of slots with the Relax Gaming provider

Relax Gaming is a major slot supplier and aggregator known for games such as Money Train, Temple Tumble, Book of Power, and other high-volatility releases. The company says it began building in-house games in 2018 and now supplies content across several regulated markets, including Ontario through an AGCO Class Gaming-Related Supplier Certificate.

RTP matters because it tells you the game’s theoretical long-term return. Relax Gaming itself explains RTP as the average percentage returned to players over time based on the game’s maths — not a promise for one session, one bonus round, or one evening of play.

For Relax Gaming, checking RTP is especially important because multiple RTP or market-specific versions are confirmed on official Relax pages. For example, Money Train 3 is listed with a German RTP of 90.00%, an alternative RTP of 94.00%, and an alternative UK GameID, while Temple Tumble is listed with a German RTP of 90% and an alternative UK GameID.

That is exactly why players should understand reduced RTP in slots and also read a plain-language guide to what RTP means in slots before comparing games.

Quick Answer 

To check the RTP of a Relax Gaming slot, launch the game, open the menu button with three lines, tap the info icon, then scroll through the help pages until you reach the “Game Rules” section. In many Relax Gaming games, the RTP is shown near the end of that section.

Do not rely only on the casino lobby, a review site, or a slot thumbnail. The number that matters most is the RTP shown inside the actual game version you are about to play.

How to Check RTP in Relax Gaming Slots

Step-by-Step Guide 

1.     Open the Relax Gaming slot

Choose the Relax Gaming game you want to inspect and launch it. You usually need to enter the game screen before the full rules and RTP information are available.

2.     Find the menu button

Look for the menu icon, often shown as three horizontal lines. In many Relax Gaming games, this appears on the left side of the game screen.

3.     Open the information section

Inside the menu, tap the information button. Depending on the game or casino wrapper, it may appear as an “i” icon, an info button, or a help/rules button.

4.     Scroll through the help pages

Relax Gaming rules screens can be fairly long. Scroll past the paytable, symbols, bonus explanations, bet settings, and feature rules.

5.     Look for “Game Rules”

The RTP is usually listed in or near the “Game Rules” section, often toward the end of the text.

6.     Write down the exact percentage

Do not round it in your head. A game showing 94% is not the same as one showing 96% or higher, especially over long-term play.

7.     Check again if you switch casino, device, or game version

On Mobile 

On mobile, the process is usually the same, but the buttons are smaller. Rotate your phone if the game allows it, open the three-line menu, then look for the info/help icon. If the rules panel opens in a narrow view, scroll slowly because the RTP may be buried after several pages of symbols and feature descriptions.

On Desktop 

On desktop, the menu is easier to see. Move your cursor around the left side or corners of the game window if the controls are hidden. Once you open the info section, use your mouse wheel or the scroll bar to move down to the “Game Rules” text.

What to Look for in the Game Info Screen 

When you open the rules or paytable, do not stop at the symbol payouts. Relax Gaming games often include several sections before the RTP appears.

Look for wording such as:

Return to Player RTP Theoretical RTP Game Rules Maximum win Volatility

The RTP may sit in a plain sentence rather than a big table. It can also appear near legal-style text at the bottom of the rules. That is why scrolling to the end matters.

Also check whether the game has different RTP for base play and feature-buy play. Some Relax titles are discussed publicly with different RTP values depending on whether a bonus buy is used. For example, industry coverage of Money Train 3 lists 96.10% for regular play and 96.50% for the feature buy, while Relax’s own page separately confirms other market/version references for the same title.

Can Relax Gaming Slots Have Different RTP Versions? 

Yes. Relax Gaming’s own product pages confirm alternative RTPs and market-specific game IDs on multiple titles. Money Train 3 lists a German RTP of 90.00%, an alternative RTP of 94.00%, and an alternative UK GameID. Book of Power lists a German RTP of 90%, an alternative RTP of 94%, and an alternative UK GameID. Atlantis Crush lists alternative, German, and UK game IDs.

That does not mean every casino can freely change RTP whenever it wants. It means different certified or market-specific versions exist, and the version available to you may depend on the casino, jurisdiction, supplier setup, or game build. For a Canadian player, especially in Ontario’s regulated market, the practical takeaway is simple: check the in-game RTP rather than assuming the highest version is being used.

Real casino listings also show why this matters. MrQ lists Money Train 3 with 96.50% RTP, while TOTO in the Netherlands lists Money Train 3 with RTP 94. These are different market examples, not Canadian claims, but they clearly show that the same Relax Gaming title can be displayed with different RTP values in the wild.

What If the RTP Is Not Shown? 

If you cannot find the RTP after checking the menu, info screen, paytable, and “Game Rules” section, do not guess.

A good next step is to close the game and contact casino support with the exact game name. Ask them: “What is the RTP of this Relax Gaming slot version?” If they cannot answer clearly, that is a poor sign for transparency.

You can also compare the same game at another regulated casino where the rules screen is clearer. Do not rely on a random review page as your only source, because it may describe a different version, a different market, or an older build.

If the RTP is hidden, missing, or lower than expected, the safest practical choice is to skip that game and choose one where the rules are clear. You should not have to risk money without being able to see basic game maths first.

Short Example: Money Train 3 by Relax Gaming 

Money Train 3 is a useful example because it is one of Relax Gaming’s best-known slots and there is public evidence of different RTP/version references.

On the official Relax Gaming product page, Money Train 3 is listed as a video slot with 40 fixed lines, a German RTP of 90.00%, an alternative RTP of 94.00%, and an alternative UK GameID.

At the same time, casino and slot information pages may display higher RTP figures for other versions. MrQ, for example, lists Money Train 3 with 96.50% RTP, while TOTO lists the same title with RTP 94.

That is the whole point of this guide: do not play Relax Gaming slots from memory. Open the game, go to the rules, and check the RTP shown in the version in front of you.

Practical Checklist Before Playing a Relax Gaming Slot 

Check the RTP inside the game, not only in the casino lobby.

Scroll all the way to “Game Rules” before deciding the RTP is missing.

Compare the number with trusted information, but remember that review sites may cover a different version.

Be extra careful with famous titles like Money Train, Temple Tumble, Book of Power, and other Relax games where alternative versions or market-specific game IDs are publicly visible.

If the RTP is lower than expected, decide whether the game is still worth your risk.

If the RTP is not shown at all, ask support or choose another game with clearer information.

Verdict 

Relax Gaming slots are easy enough to check once you know where to look: launch the game, open the menu, tap info, and scroll to “Game Rules.” The important part is making it a habit.

Because Relax Gaming titles can appear in different RTP or market-specific versions, do not trust the game name alone. Read the in-game rules, confirm the percentage, and avoid playing when the RTP is hidden or unclear.