Does RTP appear on PG Soft's website?

The server sends the figure as part of each game page's data, but the field you see renders as a blank dash. The studio is the source of this number, though it doesn't show on screen.

Does PG Soft offer multiple RTP configurations for its titles like Pragmatic does?

That evidence was absent across all the titles here. A single fixed figure appears to ship with each, making a quoted PG Soft RTP more directly meaningful than a quoted Pragmatic figure.

Are these titles available at Jili168?

Search the Jili168 lobby's Slots tab for the title you want. These figures hold wherever you play the game, because each page describes it exactly as its studio publishes it.

Where does Mahjong Ways diverge from Mahjong Ways 2?

An avalanche replaces the cascade, the way-count nearly doubles from 1,024 to 2,000, and the published maximum rises from 25,000x to 100,000x. That the RTP shifts only from 96.92% to 96.95% means the extra headroom costs you in how rarely it is reached.

Why is the maximum win field for Treasures of Aztec empty?

PG Soft's own field gives a figure of 100,000x, whereas independent simulation of the game's mathematics arrives at a practical maximum near 9,071x. It's possible these measure different things — a certified ceiling versus a modelled outcome — making either choice a misrepresentation of the other.

A medium-volatility game with a 100,000x maximum win — what does that figure mean?

Typically it shows the maximum as an accounting ceiling, not a likely outcome. Clustered results are what medium volatility describes, whereas a 100,000x ceiling points to an event well outside that cluster. The two can both be true, and between them, the label is the one worth relying on.

Jili168 PG Soft Slots — Check the Index

Every title here has a return-to-player figure from PG Soft, which seems to release each game in one fixed configuration instead of Pragmatic’s three. It stops short of showing that figure to a visitor, since the field on its own game pages renders as a blank dash while the number sits in the data behind the page.

Everything in this section

Title	Published RTP	Max win	Ways to win
Wild Bounty Showdown	96.75%	5000x	3,000 ways to win
Mahjong Ways 2	96.95%	100000x	From 1,024 ways in the original to 2,000 ways in this version
Lucky Neko	96.73%	100000x	up to 32,400 ways to win, as the 40 base paylines climb to 85 once free spins begin
Fortune Ox	96.75%	2000x	10

4 pages, one per entry, instead of summarising multiple entries together. The entry’s own page names who would have published it, in every case where a field above says “not published”.

Each entry in a paragraph

Enough is here on each so you know what’s worth opening.

Wild Bounty Showdown explained

Released 2022, this ways-to-win slot spans 6 reels and 3-4-5-5-4-3 rows for 3,000 ways to win. Built around a grid shaped like a diamond, narrowing to three symbols at the edges while reaching five in the middle.

96.75% RTP, 5000x maximum win, high volatility - as published.

Mahjong Ways 2 explained

A 5-reel ways-to-win slot on 5 reels and 4 rows, From 1,024 ways in the original to 2,000 ways in this version, released 2020. Built around medium volatility is the label, yet the published maximum reaches an unusual 100,000x.

The published figures: RTP 96.95%, maximum win 100000x, medium volatility.

Lucky Neko, in detail

A 6-reel ways-to-win slot on 6 reels and 5 rows, up to 32,400 ways to win, as the 40 base paylines climb to 85 once free spins begin, released 2021. Built around blocks as large as 6x6 that cover the entire grid, counted as one symbol.

Medium volatility, a 100000x maximum win, and a published RTP of 96.73%.

The Fortune Ox entry

A 2021 release, this slot runs on 3 reels with 3-4-3 rows and 10 paylines. Built around a 3-4-3 grid shape, irregular because its middle reel is one row taller than the reels flanking it.

A 2000x maximum win and 96.75% published RTP come with a medium-volatility description.

See pg soft slots details directly in the game

Unlike a Pragmatic figure, a PG Soft figure takes an extra step to check, since it’s missing from the visible page:

On pgsoft.com, open the page for that title. Expect the RTP field to render as a dash — this is normal, and it’s why these pages say “published game data” instead of “shown on the page”.
Cross-check this figure using two independent aggregators. Matching results from both were treated by this site as confirmation the underlying data is real and current.
See how the way-count relates to the grid shape. Irregular layouts show up here — Fortune Ox at 3-4-3, Wild Bounty Showdown at 3-4-5-5-4-3 — making a flat “reels by rows” description inaccurate for the paytable.
Treat the maximum win figure for Treasures of Aztec as unsettled. PG Soft’s own figures put maximum exposure at 100,000x; independent simulation instead lands near 9,071x for a practical maximum, and the gap may come from measuring different things.

The thing most often got wrong here

These pages should describe any figure as “per PG Soft’s published game data”, never “as shown on PG Soft’s page”. Where the RTP should be, the official page shows only a dash to anyone checking.

The figures are genuine, since every one matched independent consensus for the same title, strong evidence the data is current, not stale. One click is all it takes for a reader to disprove a site’s claim that the number sits on PG Soft’s page — a worse outcome than no quote at all.

Playing pg soft slots at Jili168

Sign in at Jili168 and open the slot lobby.
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See whether the stake range and paytable on the info screen match the figures here.
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