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While Return to Player (RTP) is important, another metric called 'volatility' dictates exactly how your gaming session will feel.

Volatility, or variance, determines the risk level of the game, indicating how often and how much the machine pays out.

The Difference Between High and Low Variance

If a machine constantly gives you back half your bet or small profits every few spins, it is a low volatility game.

These extremely volatile machines are designed for thrill-seekers who have a large bankroll and endless patience.

• High volatility slots often feature incredibly complex bonus rounds that are very difficult to trigger
• Low volatility games are the absolute best choice if you are trying to clear a casino bonus wagering requirement
• Megaways slots are notoriously high variance, offering thousands of ways to win but long periods of 'dead spins'

Spotting the Signs of High Variance

If the game provider does not explicitly state the volatility, you can figure it out by studying the game's paytable.

If the top prize is only 500x your bet, the game is almost certainly a low-to-medium volatility machine.

Matching the game's mathematical profile to your personal bankroll is the secret to a successful casino session.