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Live game show RTP: five shows side by side

One table, five shows, and a source for every figure. We separate what the developer publishes from what third parties report and from what we derived ourselves.

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RTP, house edge and source

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House edge = 100 minus RTP. Last checked 5 November 2026. A figure shown in the game's own info panel overrides anything here.
ShowRTP figureWho published itHouse edge per 100 stakedSource
Crazy Time94.41% to 96.08%Developer (Evolution rules and game page)3.92 to 5.59Evolution
MONOPOLY Live96.23%Third-party reviews; not on Evolution's page3.77Reported
Funky Time95.38% to 95.99% by segmentThird-party (CasinoScores); not on Evolution's page4.01 to 4.62Reported
Lightning Roulette97.10% straight-up; 97.30% other betsThird-party (Casino.org); payouts on Evolution's page2.70 to 2.90Reported
Dream Catcher90.81% to 96.58% by betDerived by us from the rules3.42 to 9.19Our maths

How to read the three kinds of figure

A developer-published RTP comes from the game's rules or its game page. That is the strongest source we have, although even Evolution's pages differ slightly: the Crazy Time game page says 96.08%, and the rules page says the theoretical RTP ranges from 94.41% to 96.08%. We use the range, since it is the more complete statement.

A reported figure comes from a review site or a stats portal. These are often right, and sometimes they are copies of one another, so we mark them and avoid building arguments on a single report. A derived figure is ours: the maths follows from the rules on the developer's page, and we show the steps on the show page so you can check them.

The in-game info panel is the only authority for the table you are actually sitting at, and variants of a show can exist with a different RTP, so check the panel before you assume.

What the house edge costs over a session

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Expected loss = spins x stake x house edge / 100, in units. The real result will usually be far from the expectation, in either direction.
Show (edge used)100 spins at 1 unit500 spins at 1 unit100 spins at 5 units
Roulette, other bets (2.70)2.7013.5013.50
Lightning, straight-up (2.90)2.9014.5014.50
MONOPOLY Live (3.77)3.7718.8518.85
Crazy Time, best end (3.92)3.9219.6019.60
Funky Time, mid (4.50)4.5022.5022.50
Crazy Time, worst end (5.59)5.5927.9527.95

The lesson of the table

The five shows are within a few points of each other, between a 2.7% and about a 5.6% edge on most bets, so the choice between them is mostly a choice of experience rather than value. The notable exception is Dream Catcher's big numbers, whose derived edge reaches 9.19% on the 40. If you want the lowest price per spin, roulette's outside bets are cheapest; if you want a bonus round, the price is a point or two higher.

Note also that RTP describes an average over very many spins. Nothing in it tells you what your next 100 spins will do. The pages on what 100 spins look like and the bet-spread maths show how wide the range is.

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RTP table: questions

What does RTP mean?

Return to player: the share of all stakes a game pays back over a very long run. A 96% RTP means a 4% house edge.

Why do sites quote different RTPs for the same show?

Some quote the best bet, some an average, and some copy each other. We show the developer figure first and label everything else.

Is a higher RTP always better?

It means a lower expected cost per unit staked, but not a better session. Variance matters as much for how a session feels.

Can the operator change the RTP?

Some live games can run in variants. The info panel inside the game shows the figure that applies to the table you are on.

How often is this table updated?

We recheck the sources when a developer page changes and date the page. The last check is shown under the table.

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