LeoVegas lowers RTP
Degen
5 years ago
Just a word of warning folks. LeoVegas have lowered the RTP on Play’n go slots from 96% to 94%, and I believe also Pragmatic and red tiger slots are running on a lower setting. Sad times but it was bound to happen.
Posted by: @yagood
Just a word of warning folks. LeoVegas have lowered the RTP on Play'n go slots from 96% to 94%, and I believe also Pragmatic and red tiger slots are running on a lower setting. Sad times but it was bound to happen.
Ohh. Interesting. PnG and Prags are among my most played providers on LV, but where did you get that information about Prag and RT on LV? PnG I know you can check the RTP for each slot. Do you know if it goes on ALL PnG slots or only a selected portion of their slots? :) Thanks for sharing!
@shookieofficial I checked it myself. I noticed Play'n GO was gone for a while and then when it came back they were all 94% instead of 96%. So yeah, pretty sure it's all PnG games.
Dang! This was my favorite casino :( Where to go now? Unibet? Mr Green?
Posted by: @yagood
@shookieofficial I checked it myself. I noticed Play'n GO was gone for a while and then when it came back they were all 94% instead of 96%. So yeah, pretty sure it's all PnG games.
Interesting. Perhaps that's only for a short amount of time? If not, then luckily, there are other solid and great providers on LV with neat games. That said, it's pretty sucky losing out on PnG, that's for sure...
@Dragon, despite that I like PnG slots, I am NOT going to change casino because of that. It's easier for me to say that because I am also into sports betting, but still, overall, LV is still one of THE best casinos out there, even "without" PnG. :) But aye, both Unibet and Mr Green are solid places if LV doesn't cut it for you.
you're going to see a lot more of this
Posted by: @intheslot
you're going to see a lot more of this
Yes, but why's that?
Yes, but why's that?
Operators clawing back money they've lost from high value player "migration"
Yes, but why's that?
In all fairness, casinos are not charities and costs have gone up due to a number of factors, mainly because of regulation (which require casinos to hire more people, like lawyers and stuff), increased taxes, fines, etc etc. I'm sure suppliers charge more as well. Going down from 96 to 94% rtp is bad, but not anywhere near as bad as land based where it's like 88%, so I dont really get why people accept that, but not 94% online?
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