How we compile the calendarWhat RTP means, and why one slot can have several

Where the numbers come from

RTP, volatility, maximum win, layout and features come from the provider’s own game page or the game’s paytable first. If those don’t publish a figure, we use a licensed casino’s game page or a provider press release. Every value links to the page we read it on and shows the date we checked it.Methodology

Many games ship with several RTP settings, and the casino chooses one. We list every RTP the provider publishes. In the monthly numbers, each game counts once, at its highest published RTP.

If two sources disagree, we show both. If nothing is published, we write “not published” instead of estimating, and we don’t copy figures from review or aggregator sites.Contact

How new games are found

Every Monday a script checks provider newsrooms, provider game pages and US new-slot listings for new and announced games. Each one becomes a draft entry with the pages it came from. Gambling problem? Call or text

What a US sighting means, free and confidential, 24 hours a day. Real-money casino games are legal only in some US states. We don't take bets or run games.

The legal tracker shows a state as live, banned or restricted only after we have read the law or the regulator’s own page. Otherwise it says “Not confirmed”. Each status shows the date we last checked it, and we recheck every state each month.

Monthly numbers

Each month’s data page counts the games in the calendar for that month. The numbers for a month are final once the month closes. A game with no published RTP counts as a release but not towards the RTP figures.