NetGaming and Caesars Expand Online Casino Games Amid Low RTP Concerns
NetGaming has announced a partnership with Caesars Entertainment to bring a selection of its games to Caesars' iGaming platforms, marking a notable expansion for NetGaming in the North American market. While the collaboration promises exciting game titles, concerns have already surfaced about the potential risks for players.
The deal will introduce games such as Wicked Wins – Fortune Pick and Zeus's Thunderbolt 5000, with the launch expected in the second half of 2025. This partnership is part of a broader strategy for both companies to expand their digital gaming portfolios across North America, following similar agreements that NetGaming made with other platforms, like BetMGM in Michigan.
However, beneath the buzz of this exciting expansion, there's a worrying detail: industry insiders speculate that these new games might come with an abnormally low RTP (Return to Player) of around 80%. For context, most reputable online casino games offer RTPs in the range of 94% to 98%, meaning players could see significantly lower returns with these new offerings. An 80% RTP raises serious red flags, as it dramatically favors the casino and leaves players with very slim chances of winning, making this feel more like a scam than a fair gaming opportunity.
While the collaboration is generating headlines, players should be cautious before jumping into this new online offering. An 80% RTP suggests this platform may be more about profits than delivering an engaging, fair experience for users.
Caesars' Presence in Canada
Canada is also home to one of Caesars Entertainment's renowned land-based casinos—the Caesars Windsor Casino located in Windsor, Ontario. This casino offers a wide array of gaming options, luxury accommodations, and entertainment experiences, further solidifying Caesars' footprint in the North American gaming industry.
Mark Patterson is the news writer at CasinosInCanada who covers the latest developments in the iGaming industry, including casino launches, regulations, and market updates.
This is disappointing! I usually love trying new games, but I’m not about to waste my money on slots with such terrible RTPs. Hope they reconsider before the launch.
I was looking forward to trying out these new games, but after hearing about the low payout rates, I’m not so sure. Seems like they care more about profits than fair play.
Partnerships like this sound exciting until you realize they’re setting up players to lose more. 80% RTP is a major red flag for me!
I’ve played at Caesars Windsor and loved the experience, but if their online casino is going to have such low RTPs, I’ll definitely stay away from this new platform.
Wow, an 80% RTP? That’s way too low. Most online slots offer much higher returns. This feels like a total money grab by the casino.