Red Tiger, NetEnt, Playtech - who pays more
Introduction
Red Tiger, NetEnt and Playtech are three market leaders in online slots with different payment approaches. NetEnt is known for progressive mechanisms, Playtech for flagship jackpots and payout guarantees, and Red Tiger for frequent generous drops. Let's analyze the key parameters, real examples of payments and determine which of them has a higher chance of a big win.
1. RTP and return
Conclusion: NetEnt offers slightly higher base RTP, but excluding progressive pools.
2. Volatility and frequency of payouts
NetEnt
mostly medium/medium-high volatility. Rare but tangible bonuses.
Playtech
wide range: from low to extremely high (progressive).
Red Tiger
average volatility with Daily Drop function: guaranteed drops up to 10,000 AUD several times a day.
3. Progressive jackpots and drops
Conclusion: for megajecpots, choose NetEnt and Playtech; for frequent but moderate drops - Red Tiger.
4. Large payout cases
NetEnt
the player ripped off €18.9 million on Mega Moolah (Microgaming launched a "joint" progressive), but NetEnt progressives also gave over €15 million.
Playtech
payment of £5.8 million to Major Millions *, €4.6 million to Age of the Gods *.
Red Tiger
multiple drop wins to AUD 50,000 at Pirates Plantyi Mystery Reels *.
5. Selection strategy
1. Megajackpots
if the target is millions, NetEnt and Playtech have a better network + maximum bet balance.
2. Regular generous payments
for stable income without extreme fluctuations, Red Tiger with guaranteed drops is suitable.
3. Bankroll and patience
NetEnt/Playtech require a large bankroll and willingness to wait; Red Tiger is a moderate stock and daily odds.
4. Bonus mechanics
NetEnt: bonus wheels and supermeter; Playtech: themed jackpot sets; Red Tiger: A collection of drop rounds.
Conclusion
For opportunities to "break the bank" with a real chance of a multimillion-dollar jackpot - NetEnt and Playtech. If you need a balance of frequency and payout size without gigantic expectations - Red Tiger, with its Daily Drop, is the best choice. Evaluate your bankroll and goals, and the choice of provider will become obvious.