PG Soft: Seven Slots With the RTP and Max Win PG Publishes

You noticed that some studios print a return figure and others hide it, and you want to know where PG Soft sits. PG Soft gives each slot an RTP, a volatility band and a maximum win, which makes it the easiest of the studios here to compare. Seven titles follow, each with its own page.

Before you go: the RTPs below sit close together, so look at grid and maximum win too.

PG Soft Slots Compared

You get seven games in one table, with the figures from PG Soft’s published game data. The column that matters most is the one JILI does not have.

Only 0.24 points separate the highest of the seven RTPs from the lowest, so the grid and the maximum win do more to separate the games than the RTP does.

Before you go: an RTP is a figure for millions of spins, never a promise for one session.

Which PG Soft Slot Suits Which Player

You may want a shortcut from a taste to a title. The table below pairs the two without repeating the figures above.

Before you go: pick by the feature you enjoy watching, since the RTPs are too close to choose between.

PG Soft in the Lobby: What It Shows

You may wonder whether any of these are in the lobby. Read signed out on 5 November 2026, the lobby gives you three plain observations.

1. The footer strip of studio logos has no PG Soft mark.
2. The game tiles and the app preview name none of the seven titles.
3. The menu’s Slot Game tab and its game lists sit behind the login.

None of that says the games are absent, only that they are not on the screens anyone can open. Open a login to read studio names, or register an account to check, then read the studio names in the Slot Game tab.

Before you go: do not rely on a page, including this one, to tell you what your lobby lists today.

What the RTP Range Costs in Pesos

You may find a percentage hard to feel. Over a very large number of spins, an RTP of 96.71% returns ₱9,671 of every ₱10,000 staked, which leaves ₱329 as the cost, while 96.95% leaves ₱305.

That gap of ₱24 per ₱10,000 is the whole spread across the seven titles, and a single session will swing far more than that.

Before you go: a long-run average covers millions of spins, not your evening.

What “Published” Means for PG Soft

You might trust a figure more when you know where it sits. PG Soft stores the RTP in the data its game page sends, and on screen the field can show a dash, so a reader who looks by eye may not find it.

The right way to cite it is “per PG Soft’s published game data”. Maximum win is the other number to read with care: Treasures of Aztec has none quoted here because PG Soft’s data and an independent simulation differ by an order of magnitude.

Pocket Games Soft (PG Soft) also appears on PAGCOR’s approved electronic games list. That listing covers the games, which operators holding a PAGCOR licence may offer; it is no licence to run a casino.

Before you go: a studio’s approval and an operator’s licence are different things, though people often confuse them.