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Worth knowing that payout percentage and payout speed are two different things. This site covers the first one properly, though I'd like more on how long withdrawals actually take.
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Worth knowing that payout percentage and payout speed are two different things. This site covers the first one properly, though I'd like more on how long withdrawals actually take.
I'd never bothered looking at return percentages before, I just played whatever looked good. This list of high rtp casino options got me curious enough to check a few games in the info screen myself. Two of the pokies I play most sit around 96 per cent, and one I'd been feeding for months was under 95. I've moved to a site off here that runs the better versions. It doesn't mean I win more, but at least I know what I'm playing.
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