Return to Player

[1] The UK Gambling Commission allows customers to be informed about the risks in the form of Return to Player or house-edge percentages.

For example, a casino may inform the player about a payout percentage of 90%, which means that for $100 bet $90 is going to be returned.

Both variants are identical, however in accordance with the so-called framing effect, there is a certain influence on players due to different ways of perception.

[3] All the slot machines at Crown Perth in Australia have a 90% minimum Return to Player percentage.

[4] In 2018, The Federal Court of Australia enacted in a lawsuit against a large casino in Melbourne that information about the nature of Return to Player is misleading for players, since it indicates the percentage of winnings for a long-term game, which is not true for a short-term one.