JiLi333 PG Soft Slots With the Figures the Studio States

The 6 pages in this section are all about pg soft slots.

In this section
FactValue
JiLi333 Fortune Ox at a GlancePlayed on an irregular 3-4-3 grid with 10 paylines, Fortune Ox comes from PG Soft.
JiLi333 Fortune Tiger at a GlanceThis PG Soft slot, Fortune Tiger, has a 3x3 layout and 5 paylines.
JiLi333 Lucky Neko at a GlanceLucky Neko comes from PG Soft: a slot with a 6x5 grid that uses Gigablox oversized symbol blocks.
JiLi333 Mahjong Ways 2 at a GlanceThe PG Soft slot Mahjong Ways 2 runs 2,000 ways to win across a 5x4 grid.
JiLi333 Mahjong Ways at a GlanceA 5x4 grid and 1,024 ways to win define Mahjong Ways, a slot by PG Soft.
JiLi333 Wild Bandito at a GlanceWild Bandito, a PG Soft release, has 1,024 ways to win over a 5x4 grid.

Return-to-player is published by PG Soft for all titles here, and, differing from Pragmatic, each game seems to arrive in one fixed configuration, not three. On its game pages the field appears as a blank dash, so visitors do not see the figure even though it is in the data the page is made from. There are 6 pages below.

Everything in this section

TitlePublished RTPMax winWays to win
Wild Bandito96.73%25000x1,024 ways to win
Lucky Neko96.73%100000xas high as 32,400 ways to win, since the base game’s 40 paylines grow to 85 in free spins
Fortune Tiger96.81%2500x5
Mahjong Ways96.92%25000x1,024 ways to win
Fortune Ox96.75%2000x10
Mahjong Ways 296.95%100000x1,024 ways in the original, now expanded to 2,000 ways to win

6 pages in all, each devoted to a single entry and not to a roundup of several. Any field above reading “not published” is followed up on the entry itself, where it is explained who would have had to publish it.

Each entry in a paragraph

These notes say just enough to steer you to the page worth opening.

Wild Bandito explained

The slot gives 1,024 ways to win across 5 reels and 4 rows, is a 5-reel ways-to-win design, and was released in 2022. Built around in free spins the multipliers carry on from the first spin to the last without resetting.

High volatility is the description, alongside a published RTP of 96.73% and maximum win of 25000x

Lucky Neko, in detail

A 6-reel ways-to-win slot on 6 reels and 5 rows, as high as 32,400 ways to win, since the base game’s 40 paylines grow to 85 in free spins, released 2021. Built around outsized blocks that grow to 6x6 at the largest and blanket the grid as a single symbol.

The published RTP is 96.73%, the maximum win is 100000x, and the volatility is described as medium.

Fortune Tiger in full

With 5 paylines across 3 reels and 3 rows, it is a 3x3 slot released in 2022. Built around a 3x3 grid carrying five lines, among the smallest setups a modern slot has.

A maximum win of 2500x and a published RTP of 96.81%, with the volatility described as medium.

Mahjong Ways in full

With 1,024 ways to win across 5 reels and 4 rows, it is a 5-reel ways-to-win slot from 2019. Built around a rising free-spins multiplier, increased by every cascade and kept for the whole round.

A maximum win of 25000x and a published RTP of 96.92%, with the volatility described as medium.

The Fortune Ox entry

A 3-reel slot from 2021 built on 3 reels and 3-4-3 rows, paying across 10 paylines. Built around a non-standard 3-4-3 reel set where the middle reel has one more row than each outer reel.

RTP as published: 96.75%; maximum win: 2000x; volatility description: medium.

Mahjong Ways 2 explained

A 5-reel ways-to-win slot on 5 reels and 4 rows, 1,024 ways in the original, now expanded to 2,000 ways to win, released 2020. Built around a published 100,000x maximum paired with a medium volatility label, something unusual.

Its published RTP is 96.95%, its maximum win 100000x, and its volatility is described as medium.

The thing most often got wrong here

Say “per PG Soft’s published game data”, not “as shown on PG Soft’s page”, whenever a figure appears on these pages. Someone verifying on the official page sees a dash standing in for the RTP.

Matching independent consensus for the same title, every figure proves real, and that points firmly to current data rather than stale. Better to leave the figure out than to say PG Soft’s page shows it, since the reader can prove that wrong with one click.

Pg soft slots details are shown in the game itself, so read them there

There is one extra step in checking a PG Soft figure versus a Pragmatic figure, the visible page not including it:

  1. Open pgsoft.com and bring up the title’s page. On these pages the wording is “published game data” and not “shown on the page”, since the RTP field renders as a dash, as expected.
  2. A fair test of the figure here is to see what two independent aggregators show. If both lined up, this site treated the underlying data as real and current.
  3. Work out whether the grid shape gives the way-count shown. Take Fortune Ox, which runs 3-4-3, or Wild Bounty Showdown, which runs 3-4-5-5-4-3: for irregular games like these, a flat “reels by rows” description misleads on the paytable.
  4. Allow no certainty for Treasures of Aztec’s maximum win; it stays unsettled. PG Soft’s own data puts maximum exposure at 100,000x, and independent simulation puts the practical maximum near 9,071x, so the sources may be measuring different things.

Playing pg soft slots at JiLi333

  1. Open the slot lobby after signing in at JiLi333.
  2. Enter a title from the table above in the lobby search, or use the studio filter instead.
  3. Match the figures on this page to the stake range and paytable in the game’s info screen.
  4. Put a budget on the session, and begin with a low stake until the feature round makes sense.

FAQ

Where PG Soft's website is concerned, is RTP published?

What the page displays is a blank dash, whereas the server data sent with each game page holds the published figure. That number is from the studio, though it is not shown on screen.

Are there multiple RTP configurations for PG Soft titles, the way there are for Pragmatic's?

Not one title here yielded evidence of that. One fixed figure per game seems to be the pattern here, which gives a quoted PG Soft RTP more direct weight than a quoted Pragmatic RTP.

Are these titles available at JiLi333?

In the JiLi333 lobby, go to the Slots tab and search for your title. What a page says about a game matches the studio's own publication, so you can rely on the figures at any casino.

What sets Mahjong Ways 2 apart from Mahjong Ways?

The published maximum rises from 25,000x to 100,000x, the way-count nearly doubles from 1,024 to 2,000, and the cascade gives way to an avalanche. The cost of the extra headroom is not in the RTP, which barely changes from 96.92% to 96.95%, but in how rarely it is reached.

What explains the empty maximum win on Treasures of Aztec?

Given that PG Soft's own data field reads 100,000x and independent simulation of the game's mathematics arrives at a practical maximum near 9,071x. Possibly the two measure different things, a certified ceiling against a modelled outcome, and favouring one would misrepresent the other.

Reading a 100,000x maximum win next to medium volatility: what is the figure actually telling a player?

Normally that the maximum is an accounting limit, not a result anyone should realistically expect. Medium volatility tells you where most results land; a 100,000x ceiling describes an outcome far from there. Both hold together, and when choosing between them the label is more useful.

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