JILI7 PG Soft Slots — Every Title & Its Published RTP
In this section you will find 3 pages covering pg soft slots.
Key facts and contents
- JILI7 Fortune Ox
- PG Soft made Fortune Ox, a slot whose grid is irregular at 3-4-3 and whose paylines number 10.
- JILI7 Fortune Tiger
- A 3x3 slot with 5 paylines, Fortune Tiger is published by PG Soft.
- JILI7 Mahjong Ways 2
- Mahjong Ways 2 is a PG Soft release whose 5x4 grid is evaluated over 2,000 ways to win.
For every title here there is a PG Soft return-to-player figure; the studio looks to ship games in one fixed configuration rather than the three Pragmatic offers. The field on its game pages renders as a blank dash, which means the figure is hidden from visitors and only present in the underlying data.
Everything in this section
| Title | Published RTP | Max win | Ways to win |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fortune Tiger | 96.81% | 2500x | 5 |
| Mahjong Ways 2 | 96.95% | 100000x | an expanded 2,000 ways to win versus 1,024 originally |
| Fortune Ox | 96.75% | 2000x | 10 |
There are 3 pages, and each covers one entry, not a summary of several. Fields above that read “not published” come with an explanation on the entry’s page of who would have needed to publish them.
Each entry in a paragraph
After this short run-through you will know which page to open first.
Fortune Tiger in full
Out in 2022, it is a 3x3 slot: 3 reels, 3 rows and 5 paylines. Built around a compact grid, 3x3 with five lines, that is nearly as small as modern slots get.
With a published RTP of 96.81% and a 2500x maximum win, it is described as having medium volatility.
Mahjong Ways 2 explained
A 5-reel ways-to-win slot on 5 reels and 4 rows, an expanded 2,000 ways to win versus 1,024 originally, released 2020. Built around an uncommon match of a medium volatility label with a published maximum of 100,000x.
Look at the published numbers: RTP 96.95%, maximum win 100000x, and a medium volatility description.
The Fortune Ox entry
Expect a 3-reel slot with 3 reels, 3-4-3 rows and 10 paylines, which was released in 2021. Built around a 3-4-3 reel structure in which only the middle reel gets the extra row.
Its maximum win is 2000x, its published RTP is 96.75%, and its volatility is described as medium.
The thing most often got wrong here
Where a figure appears on these pages, the correct attribution is “per PG Soft’s published game data” and not “as shown on PG Soft’s page”. If you go to the official page to check, you find a dash in the RTP position.
All of the figures are real: each matched independent consensus for that title, which is strong evidence of data that is current and not stale. Claiming the figure is visible on PG Soft’s page asks the reader to check, and a failed check does more damage than leaving the figure unquoted.
The details on pg soft slots are in the game itself, so open it and look
The visible page omits the figure for PG Soft, which adds one step to checking it compared with a Pragmatic figure:
- Bring up this title’s page on pgsoft.com. This is expected: the RTP field renders as a dash, so these pages say “published game data” and avoid “shown on the page”.
- Run the figure here past two independent aggregators and note any difference. Real and current underlying data was confirmed, as far as this site was concerned, by agreement across both.
- Reconcile the grid shape with the way-count. The grids on some of these games are uneven: 3-4-3 for Fortune Ox and 3-4-5-5-4-3 for Wild Bounty Showdown, and a flat “reels by rows” description gives a wrong account of the paytable.
- Think of Treasures of Aztec’s maximum win as unsettled rather than fixed. Maximum exposure is 100,000x according to PG Soft’s own data, with independent simulation giving a practical maximum near 9,071x, and it is possible the two measure different things.
Playing pg soft slots at JILI7
- Sign in at JILI7 and open the slot lobby.
- Take a title from the table above and search the lobby for it, or just filter by studio.
- Verify the figures here by opening the game and reading the stake range and paytable on its info screen.
- Work out a session budget, and let a low stake carry you through learning the feature round.
FAQ
Is RTP stated anywhere on the PG Soft site?
The visible field comes out as a blank dash, but the figure is there in the server data sent with each game page. The number is not displayed on screen, yet it is sourced from the studio.
Do PG Soft's titles ship with a choice of RTP configurations as Pragmatic's do?
The titles here gave up no evidence of that. It seems each comes with a lone fixed figure, so the RTP quoted for PG Soft is more directly meaningful than the one quoted for Pragmatic.
Are these titles available at JILI7?
Search the JILI7 lobby's Slots tab for the title you want. As each page reproduces the studio's published description of the game, its figures are valid on whatever site you play.
Mahjong Ways and Mahjong Ways 2: how do they differ?
Compared with before, the way-count almost doubles to 2,000 from 1,024, the cascade has become an avalanche, and the published maximum is 100,000x rather than 25,000x. Only a sliver separates 96.92% from 96.95% in RTP, which means the extra headroom comes at the expense of how often it is reached.
What lies behind the unfilled maximum win for Treasures of Aztec?
Considering that PG Soft's own data field says 100,000x and independent simulation of the game's mathematics gives a practical maximum near 9,071x. The gap may come down to measuring different things, a certified ceiling in one case and a modelled outcome in the other; picking either misrepresents the other.
How do you interpret a 100,000x maximum win on a game with medium volatility?
Usually this: the maximum is a figure on the books, a ceiling, not a realistic result. Under medium volatility, results stay grouped, but a 100,000x ceiling refers to something far outside that grouping. Truth can belong to both at once; the label gives you more to use.