Volatility refers to how often and how much a casino game is expected to pay out over time.
It helps players understand the balance between the frequency of wins and the size of potential payouts.
Low Volatility
Low-volatility games tend to:
- Pay out smaller amounts more frequently.
- Provide a more consistent gameplay experience.
- Have fewer large swings in balance.
These games may appeal to players who prefer more regular wins.
High Volatility
High-volatility games tend to:
- Pay out less frequently.
- Offer the potential for larger payouts when wins occur.
- Experience greater fluctuations in balance.
These games may appeal to players who are comfortable with higher levels of risk in pursuit of larger wins.
Medium Volatility
Medium-volatility games offer a balance between low- and high-volatility gameplay, with a mix of win frequency and payout size.
Where can I find a game's volatility?
Many casino games provide volatility information within the game's:
- Information section
- Paytable
- Game Rules
To view this information:
- Launch the game.
- Select the Information, Rules, or Paytable icon.
- Review the game details.
Important information
Volatility does not affect a game's RTP (Return to Player) percentage.
Two games may have a similar RTP while having very different volatility levels.
Volatility is a theoretical indicator and does not predict the outcome of any individual game session.
Casino game outcomes are random, and there is no guarantee of winning regardless of a game's volatility level.
If you'd like more information about a specific game, please review the game's rules or contact our Support Team.