RTP Guide

Return to player, or RTP, is a slot’s theoretical payout percentage over a very large number of game rounds. Slotastic’s supplied game information identifies Real Time Gaming titles such as Bunko Bonanza and Masks of Atlantis, but it doesn’t include their RTP figures. That means there’s no verified percentage to quote for either game here.

An RTP of 96%, for example, would describe an average theoretical return of $96 for every $100 wagered across extensive play. It does not mean a player will get $96 back after wagering $100 in a single session, or that the game will return a set amount on a particular spin.

Why RTP Isn’t a Session-by-Session Promise

Each spin is governed by the game’s random outcomes. Short-term results can be far above or below a published RTP, and previous spins don’t indicate what the next one will pay. RTP is useful for comparing games over the long run, but it can’t predict an individual result.

Volatility is a separate measure. It describes how a slot’s payouts tend to be distributed: a higher-volatility game may produce less frequent but larger wins, while a lower-volatility game may pay smaller amounts more often. A game’s RTP alone won’t tell you which pattern to expect.

How to Check a Slotastic Game’s RTP

Before playing, look in the game’s information panel or paytable for its rules and return percentage. The exact location and available details can vary by title. If a figure isn’t shown, contact Slotastic support and ask whether the game has a published RTP and whether it applies to the version available on the site.

The supplied details for Bunko Bonanza and Masks of Atlantis describe their reels, paylines, features, and bet limits, but not their RTP. Bunko Bonanza has 20 paylines and a free-spins feature; Masks of Atlantis also has 20 paylines, with cascading wins and multiplier features. Those mechanics describe how each slot plays, not its expected return.

Keep Bonuses Separate From RTP

A bonus doesn’t change the RTP figure listed for a slot. It can, however, come with separate wagering requirements or eligible-game restrictions that affect how bonus funds and related winnings can be used. Read the current promotion terms before opting in, and don’t treat a bonus as a way to improve your odds.

Use RTP as one comparison point alongside volatility, features, and bet limits - not as a forecast. Set a spending limit before you play, and take a break if the session stops being enjoyable.