RTP

RTP stands for "Return to Player." Think of it as the percentage of all the loonies and toonies wagered on a slot that it's expected to pay back to players over the long haul.

RTP is calculated by dividing the total amount of money returned to players by the total amount of money wagered. It’s usually shown as a percentage, like you'd see on a lottery ticket.

A 95% RTP means that, on average, for every $100 wagered on that game, players can expect to get $95 back over a long period. It's like getting 95 cents back for every dollar you put in, eventually.

Nope. RTP is a long-term average, not a crystal ball. You might win big, or you might lose more than the stated RTP in any single session. Think of it like the weather forecast – it's a prediction, not a promise.

Generally, the RTP for a specific game stays the same no matter what device you're using. However, some casinos might have slight variations based on their own costs and promotions. Always good to double-check!

Most Canadian mobile casinos will show the RTP right in the game info or list it on their website, likely in the "Help" or "About" section. If you can't find it, check the game developer's website – they usually have that info posted.

RTPs vary depending on the game's design, complexity, bonus features, and who it's aimed at. For example, table games like Blackjack often have different RTPs than slot games. It's all about the odds and the potential payouts.

A game with 100% RTP means that, on average, players get back everything they wager over a very long time. But that doesn't mean you're immune to losing in any particular session. It's still gambling – there's always a chance!

The house edge is the flip side of the RTP. If a game has an RTP of 95%, the house edge is 5%. That's the casino's average profit from your bets.

While games with higher RTPs generally give you a better chance of getting more back in the long run, you should also consider things like how risky the game is (volatility), what you enjoy playing, and how much fun you're having. After all, it's entertainment!