Why Variance Feels Worse Than RTP
Variance can make a game feel much harsher than its RTP suggests, especially over short sessions where results swing far from the long-run average.

Variance can make a game feel much harsher than its RTP suggests, especially over short sessions where results swing far from the long-run average.

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