Fact check · Checked 30 October 2026

RocketPlay Pokies & Games

Reported RTP, game categories and providers, with the risks explained.

RTP figures are from the eCOGRA analysis linked in RocketPlay's footer, as quoted by AskGamblers on 30 October 2026. RTP is a long-run average, not what any one session returns.

Reported return to player by category

Ranked by the reported payout percentage. These category figures are quoted from a third-party summary of an eCOGRA report; we have not independently obtained the underlying period, sample size or game-level certificates. They should not be treated as each game’s theoretical RTP.

#CategoryReported RTP100% minus reported RTPReported difference compared
1 Table games 98.23% 1.77%
2 Poker 97.55% 2.45%
3 Others 96.07% 3.93%
4 Crash games 95.94% 4.06%
5 Slots (pokies) 95.46% 4.54%
6 Lottery 93.11% 6.89%

95.46% RTP 4.54% difference 4.54 per 100 staked in the reported aggregate

The subtraction is 100 − 95.46 = 4.54 percentage points. It describes the reported aggregate, not a guaranteed loss rate for a player. A game’s theoretical house edge is derived from its rules and probabilities; a historical payout percentage can differ. Short sessions can vary widely.

Game categories on the site

RocketPlay's lobby is split into 17 categories (from the site's public page list, checked 30 October 2026). We grouped them by what they tell you about a game.

Pokies 12

Browse2

  • TopThe most-played titles in the lobby
  • NewRecently added games

Game features3

  • MegawaysReels with a changing number of ways to win each spin
  • Bonus buyPay up front to trigger the bonus feature
  • JackpotGames with a jackpot prize pool

Volatility2

  • High volatilityWins are rarer but larger; balances swing more
  • Low volatilitySmaller wins that land more often

Bonus play1

  • Bonus wageringGames listed for clearing bonus wagering

Other formats4

  • Crash gamesA multiplier rises until it crashes; cash out first
  • BingoNumber-draw games
  • BTC gamesGames played in Bitcoin
  • TableDigital table games such as blackjack and roulette

Live casino 5

  • Blackjack
  • Roulette
  • Baccarat
  • Poker
  • Game shows

Category descriptions are general explanations of each label, not tests of the games inside them.

What to know before playing pokies

  • Volatility describes how wins are distributed. High-volatility games pay less often but in bigger amounts, so losses can build quickly.
  • Bonus buy costs more per spin. Buying a feature can cost many times the base stake in one go.
  • Progressive jackpots are paid in instalments. AskGamblers lists this for RocketPlay.
  • Bonus play limits games. Some slots are excluded from wagering, and live games count 5% or nothing.
  • Set a limit first. RocketPlay lists deposit, loss, wager and session limits in the account profile.

Game providers listed

AskGamblers lists 30 studios for RocketPlay, among others. The exact titles available can differ by country and were not tested by us.

Slot and table studios 27

  • Amatic Industries
  • Amusnet
  • August Gaming
  • Belatra
  • Betsoft
  • BGaming
  • Booming Games
  • Booongo
  • Endorphina
  • Felix Gaming
  • Fugaso
  • Games Global
  • Habanero
  • Igrosoft
  • iSoftBet
  • Leander Games
  • Mascot Gaming
  • NetEnt
  • Nolimit City
  • Play'n GO
  • Playson
  • Pragmatic Play
  • Quickspin
  • Red Tiger
  • Thunderkick
  • Wazdan
  • Yggdrasil

Live dealer studios 3

  • Evolution
  • Ezugi
  • VIVO Gaming

Grouping by studio type is ours. Listing a studio does not mean every one of its games is available.

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