How is RTPTrack different from SlotTracker?

SlotTracker tracks observed player outcomes from community spin data. RTPTrack verifies the configured RTP setting the casino selected. Observed outcomes fluctuate with variance. Configured RTPs are the actual mathematical model.

How is RTPTrack different from FindMyRTP?

FindMyRTP aggregates RTP tiers across mostly non-UK markets. RTPTrack focuses exclusively on UK-licensed casinos with UKGC-specific regulatory context.

Can casinos change RTPs without telling players?

Yes. UK casinos can switch between certified tiers at any time. The UKGC requires the current RTP to be accessible in-game but does not require notification of changes.

How accurate is your data?

Every data point is confidence-rated. VERIFIED data comes from official casino pages. WEB-SOURCED data comes from credible secondary sources. We never publish unverified estimates.

How We Verify Deployed RTPs

Every data point on RTPTrack is sourced, timestamped, and confidence-rated. Here's exactly how we do it.

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What We Measure

RTPTrack tracks the actual RTP configuration UK casinos deploy — not the provider's theoretical maximum. Most slot providers certify 3-5 RTP tiers per game. Each casino selects one. The game looks identical at every tier. The mathematics do not. We verify which tier each casino has selected.

Our Four-Step Verification Process

Every deployment we publish goes through this sequence. No single source is treated as authoritative on its own.

Step 1

Primary Source Check

We check the casino's own game pages, help pages, and game-rules panels for published RTP figures. Sources include casino help portals (e.g., help.coral.co.uk), in-game info panels accessible to logged-in UK players, and casino game FAQ sections where RTP appears in body text.

Step 2

Provider Documentation

We cross-reference against provider-published tier documentation. Play'n GO's game rules PDFs confirm exact tier values. Pragmatic Play, NetEnt, Hacksaw, and others publish tier structures through certified test-house documentation.

Step 3

Secondary Source Verification

Where primary sources are unavailable, we use player forum reports with specific RTP figures, affiliate reviews citing operator-supplied data, SlotCatalog per-operator audits, and code-inspection audits of game page source.

Step 4

Publication with Confidence Rating

Every data point is published with the exact RTP figure, the casino and slot, the verification date, the source type, and a confidence rating: VERIFIED (seen on official page), WEB-SOURCED (credible secondary source), or HISTORICAL (older than 12 months).

What We Don't Do

We don't track live real-time RTP from player sessions.
We don't fabricate or estimate RTPs.
We don't accept payment from casinos to alter data.
We don't quote provider theoretical maximums as deployed figures.

Update Frequency

New deployment data is added as verified. Existing data is re-checked on a rolling basis. Data older than 12 months is flagged as HISTORICAL. The RTP Changes timeline tracks every detected deployment shift.

How to Submit Data

If you have checked an in-game RTP panel at a UK casino, email contact@rtptrack.com with slot name, casino name, RTP shown, and screenshot if possible. We verify and add it to the database.

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