However, what a 93% RTP really means is that over the many years in a game’s lifetime, for every £1 spent on the game, about 93 pence is paid out in prizes and about 7 pence is lost. You would be forgiven for thinking the above RTP statement means you have a 93% chance of winning, or that 93 out of every 100 people win something from this game. The problem is, less than half of people actually understand them and they can be tricky to find. Officially, these descriptions are called return-to-player (RTP) statements. You spot some information explaining the odds – “ the theoretical average return to player for this game is 93% ” – however, the jargon and percentage make it sound a little cryptic. Before putting your money down, you’d probably like to know your chances of winning. Imagine you’re deciding to place a bet at a casino.