Shock: published RTP figures
The RTPs Shock publishes for slots, set against the figures their studios publish. Within 0.02 percentage points counts as the same figure; a lower studio version is listed on its own, not as a mismatch.
Games compared
35
Slots with a studio RTP the casino publishes one for
Mismatches
4
Figures that are none of the studio's versions
Lower version
0
A studio version below the highest
Two figures
0
Games listed with figures more than 0.02 points apart
Largest gap
0.36 pp
The biggest mismatch, in percentage points
Mismatches4 figures that are none of the studio’s versions, largest gap first
| Game | Studio versions | Shock’s figure | Gap to nearest | Source | Captured |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Le VampireHacksaw Gaming | 97.00% · 96.00% · 94.00% · 92.00% · 86.00% | 96.36% | +0.36 pp | shock:game.rtp | |
| Buried By NightHacksaw Gaming | 96.00% · 94.00% · 92.00% · 86.00% | 96.32% | +0.32 pp | shock:game.rtp | |
| Epic SixSixSixHacksaw Gaming | 96.00% · 94.00% · 92.00% | 96.27% | +0.27 pp | shock:game.rtp | |
| NunchucksNetEnt | 96.21% | 96.05% | −0.16 pp | shock:game.rtp |
A casino figure the studio doesn't list can be a mistake in the casino's catalog. If it is the RTP the game actually runs at, the game pays back more or less than the studio built it for, and the difference comes out of the casino's revenue or the players' returns. If the game runs at the studio's figure, the casino is showing players a different number from the one the studio states. This page records the disagreement and leaves both readings open. Every casino: Published RTP figures.