Der er ingen tidsramme, vil jeg sige. Buddy of mine er matematiker for en af spiludbyderne. Hvert spil, når det frigives, testes for at bestemme RTP'en gennem simuleringer, mens du bruger virtuelle spillere, med forskellige indsatser, bonuskøb osv. Ud fra det analyseres betalingstabeller.
Jeg vil hellere sige, at RTP er gennemsnitlig over et bestemt antal spilrunder, ikke på tidsperioden.
Andet, volatiliteten i spillet gør også forskellen. Fra et enkeltspillers synspunkt, hvis du spiller spillet med 95 % - høj volatilitet, ville hitraten være lavere, men chancen for at vinde et større beløb vil være bedre, hvor jeg i lavt flygtige spil (samme RTP) vil vinde oftere, men mindre.
Jeg kan ikke finde nu, der var nogle statistikker pr. spil, med hitrater på hver slot (officiel info fra udbydere), chancer for at ramme max gevinster pr. spil osv.
Hvis jeg husker godt, var den maksimale gevinst på nogle af Pragmatic Play-spillene omkring 1 ud af en million. Afhænger af spillet.
Kunne lige så godt være værd at tjekke licensorganerne (i slutningen af dagen skal spil godkendes af hver licens), så UKGC for eksempel kræver, at spil testes og RTP overvåges for at beregne den faktiske RTP, og sammenlignes med den forventede (annoncerede) RTP. Hver licens vil dog være forskellig.
Bare et eksempel fra UKGC:
https://www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk/strategy/testing-strategy-for-compliance-with-remote-gambling-and-software-technical/5-live-rtp-monitoring#ref-11
There's no time frame I'd say. Buddy of mine is a mathematician for one of the game providers. Each game when released, to determine the RTP is tested through simulations while using virtual players, with different stakes, bonus buys etc. From that, pay tables are analysed .
I'd rather say that RTP is average over a specified number of game rounds, not on time period.
Other thing, volatility of the game makes the difference as well. From a single player point of view, if playing the game with 95% - high volatility, hit rate would be lower, but chance of winning bigger amount will be better, where in low volatile games (same RTP) I will win more often, but less.
I can't find now, there were some statistics per game, with hit rates on each slot (official info from providers), chances of hitting max wins per game etc.
If I remember well, winning max win on some of the Pragmatic Play games was around 1 in a million. Depends on the game.
Could be worth as well to check the licensing bodies (at the end of the day, games have to be approved by each license), so UKGC for example, requires games to be tested and RTP monitored to calculate the actual RTP, and compared to the expected (advertised) RTP. Each license will be different though.
Just an example from UKGC:
https://www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk/strategy/testing-strategy-for-compliance-with-remote-gambling-and-software-technical/5-live-rtp-monitoring#ref-11
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