The 1,705 slots whose RTP CyberSlots has been able to verify, ranked highest to lowest. For each one: the figure, where it comes from, the volatility and the verified max win. Book of 99 leads at 99.00%.
Catalogue of 2,268 slots. 563 are left out of this ranking: no verifiable RTP.
99.00%
highest verified RTP
96.15%
median of the verified catalogue
74
slots above 97%
1,705
slots in this ranking
What enters this ranking
A slot only appears if its RTP comes from a verified source: a manually checked reading, an operator game page, or an official game page giving exactly the same value.
563 catalogue slots are excluded, including every value the studio has never published.
Max win is only shown when it is confirmed by two independent readings. Otherwise the cell stays empty.
Ties are broken by verified max win, then alphabetically.
Studios ship several versions of the same game and each casino picks the one it runs. 123 figures here were read from Stake's own game pages, 16 of them at 98%. Several Play'n GO games measure exactly 2.00 points below their usual value there. Each line states which reading it comes from, so a figure can be checked against the version you are actually playing.
A brochure figure is a promise. A reading is a fact.
Every slot site publishes the RTP printed on the studio's data sheet. That number describes the build the studio designed, not necessarily the one your casino installed, and not what the machine has actually paid out today. On CyberSlots, this ranking gives the advertised figure and says where it was read; the game pages add the RTP observed over the last 24 hours. These stats are not run in demo mode: they come from live play, and they move all day.
The 126 slots with a full page
Each of these slots has its own page: announced RTP against the RTP we actually observed, volatility, max win, bonus buy price and where to play it.
Studios with at least 10 verified slots. The median says more than the maximum: one 99% game does not make a generous catalogue.
Studio
Verified slots
Median RTP
Highest
PG Soft
11
96.75%
96.95%
Popiplay
26
96.51%
97.22%
Pragmatic Play
620
96.47%
98.04%
Relax Gaming
11
96.40%
99.00%
Push Gaming
16
96.37%
97.03%
Backseat Gaming
33
96.29%
96.37%
Hacksaw Gaming
142
96.27%
97.49%
BGaming
35
96.25%
97.31%
Play'n GO
202
96.20%
96.98%
Games Global
11
96.06%
96.50%
Nolimit City
94
96.06%
96.48%
Gamomat
27
96.06%
96.16%
Stake Engine
375
96.01%
98.00%
3 Oaks Gaming
44
95.68%
96.51%
Red Tiger
12
95.49%
96.17%
Frequently asked questions
Which slot has the best RTP?
Across the 1,705 slots whose RTP is verified on CyberSlots, it is Book of 99 (Relax Gaming) at 99.00%, ahead of Marching Legions at 98.12% and Thunder vs Underworld at 98.04%. 25 slots reach 98% or more and 74 are above 97%. The median of the verified catalogue is 96.15%.
What is the RTP of a slot?
RTP (Return To Player) is the share of stakes a slot pays back over a very large number of spins. A 96.50% RTP means that over a million spins, the slot returns on average €965,000 for a million wagered. It is a long-run average, computed by the studio and certified by a laboratory: it says nothing about a single session, where volatility matters far more.
What counts as a good slot RTP?
The median of the 1,705 verified slots here is 96.15%. Above 96.5%, a slot already sits in the top third of the catalogue (442 slots). Above 97%, only 74 remain. And 348 slots are below 96%.
Why does the same game sometimes show two different RTPs?
Because studios often ship several versions of the same game, and each casino picks the one it runs. 123 figures in this ranking were read from Stake's own game pages, 16 of them at 98%: those are the versions that operator serves. Conversely, several Play'n GO games measure 2.00 points below their usual value there. The "source" column shows where each figure comes from.
Can these slots be tested in demo mode first?
Yes, most studios offer a free demo mode, no signup needed. It is the right way to learn a mechanic, see how often free spins land or how a bonus buy behaves, without risking anything. One thing no demo will ever show you, though: the RTP the casino you play at actually serves. A demo runs the studio's demonstration build; the casino may run a different tier. That gap is exactly what this page measures.
Is the RTP the same in demo and in real money?
The advertised figure is supposed to be identical, but it applies to the build in front of you, and that is where it gets slippery. The same title often ships in several RTP tiers, and the operator picks the one it installs. A demo found on the studio's own site may run at 96.50% while the casino serves 94.20% of the same game. Our figures do not come from a brochure: they are readings taken on the builds actually served, and the RTP observed over the last 24 hours is tracked live on every game page.
Where can I see the live observed RTP, not just the advertised one?
On the CyberSlots game pages. The figure in this ranking is the advertised rate: a theoretical long-run average. Next to it, every page shows the RTP actually observed over the last 24 hours and live player activity, data that moves constantly and that no frozen page can hold. It is the difference between reading a manual and watching the meter.
How is this ranking built?
A slot only enters if its RTP comes from a verified source: a manually checked reading, an operator game page, or an official game page giving exactly the same value. 563 catalogue slots are left out for lack of a verifiable figure, including those whose RTP the studio has never published. Ties are broken by verified max win, then alphabetically.