Which casinos ship a cut build
The same slot can pay 96.5% at one casino and 94.5% at the next, and nothing in the lobby tells you which you loaded. RTP Watch records the return stated in the paytable inside each operator's own client, per build, with the date it was read. The board is just starting: no readings are in yet, so every cell is marked as not checked rather than filled with a guess.
RTP and house edge on each casino's originals
Dice, Crash, Plinko and the rest are built in-house, so each casino sets its own return. Higher RTP is better for you, and the bottom row turns it into one house edge per casino across these 8 games. It covers the core originals most casinos share, not a casino's full catalogue, so a casino-wide figure that includes roulette, blackjack or slots will read higher. Each figure comes from the casino's own game page, help centre or blog; a range means its own pages give more than one figure, and “or less” means the return drops on high-risk settings.
Every filled cell is a figure someone read inside that operator's client, with the date attached — an em dash means we haven't reached that operator yet, not that the build is clean. There is no feed to subscribe to — studios do not publish per-operator configurations, and operators do not advertise a reduced one. Which is exactly why the board is worth keeping.
Cells fill in as our field-testing reaches each operator. A reading older than 30 days drops back to not checked until it is re-read, so a stale figure never sits on the board, and reader reports of a changed build go to the front of the queue.