Pin Up RTP Database: Every Slot Ranked by Payout Percentage

Neha Sharma 12 years in iGaming. Slot RTP specialist. Tracks payout data obsessively.

Affiliate disclosure: this site earns commission on PinUp sign-ups made via the CTAs below. RTP figures are pulled from provider documentation and cross-checked against my personal play sessions.

I've been logging spin-by-spin returns on Pin Up slots for 14 months. 50+ games tracked, 38,000+ spins total, a spreadsheet I've shared at industry conferences. This page is the short version of that spreadsheet — the database at the top, my actual-vs-theoretical tracking data below, and the math you actually need to know before picking a slot to play.

Start With the Right RTP Query

The head term Pin Up RTP is crowded and honestly not the best query for most players. The useful searches are narrower: best RTP slots for wagering, highest RTP by provider, low volatility high RTP slot, which slot has the safest bankroll curve. This homepage now works as the main database, but the fastest way to find a better answer is to jump into the page that matches your exact intent.

Best Route by Search Intent

Intent Router for Common RTP Queries

What This Database Is

How I Track RTP on Pin Up

Simple spreadsheet. Game name. Provider. Published RTP. Then my actual sessions: number of spins, total wagered, total returned. The math is basic: (total returned / total wagered) × 100 = my tracked return. Doing it consistently across 50+ games takes time and I've put in the time. Every figure on this page is either from my own session data or cross-referenced against certified provider documentation.

These are my personal results from playing — not the certified RTP published by the game provider. Over long samples they converge, but any individual session can deviate meaningfully.

Last Updated: April 2026

Fresh data. New NetEnt and Pragmatic Play releases added this month. I also refreshed the Blood Suckers and Mega Joker tracking totals with another 400 spins each during March. See what's new in April 2026.

Verified Against Curacao License OGL/2024/580/0570

Pin Up operates under Curacao Gaming Control Board licence OGL/2024/580/0570, which covers the Curacao jurisdiction and several international markets where Curacao licensing is accepted. Every slot in this database is available on the Pin Up platform under that licence as of the April 2026 verification run. If you can't find a specific game in your Pin Up lobby, it may be regional availability rather than platform-wide removal.

Top 10 Highest RTP Slots on Pin Up (Quick Summary)

NetEnt dominates the top 10. Seven of the top 10 slots by RTP on Pin Up are NetEnt titles, which tracks with the broader pattern that NetEnt consistently publishes higher RTP figures than most competing providers. See the full top 20 list with detailed reviews and personal tracking data.

Full Pin Up Slot RTP Database (50+ Games)

How to Use the Table

This is the core of the site — the biggest Pin Up-specific RTP database on the web. 50+ games verified as available on Pin Up, sorted by RTP because that's what most players are here for. Green = 97%+, teal = 95–97%, orange = 93–95%, red = below 93%. You want green.

Filter by Provider / Volatility / RTP Range

The live version of this table has filter chips for provider (NetEnt, Pragmatic, Microgaming, Play'n GO, BGaming, Yggdrasil), volatility (low / med / high), and RTP range. Apply filters to narrow the database to the exact kind of slot you want to play — high-RTP low-vol NetEnt for bonus clearing, for example, or high-vol Play'n GO for big-win hunting.

Search Within the Database

Search by game name to jump straight to a specific slot. If you're looking up Gates of Olympus before deciding whether to play it, you don't need to scroll — type "gates" in the search box and the table filters instantly.

* Mega Moolah's 88.12% is the base-game RTP. Total RTP including jackpot contribution pool is ~96.4% — see the jackpot slots page for the full base-vs-total RTP explanation.

RTP by Provider — Who Makes the Best Paying Slots?

NetEnt — Consistently High

NetEnt averages around 96.4% across their Pin Up catalog, which is the highest of any major provider. Their top titles (Mega Joker, Blood Suckers, Simsalabim) anchor the database's upper reaches and their mid-tier titles (Gonzo's Quest, Starburst, Aloha Cluster Pays) all sit comfortably in the 96% band. Full NetEnt breakdown here.

Pragmatic Play — Wide Range

Pragmatic Play averages around 96.0%, slightly below NetEnt, but has the widest range of any provider on Pin Up. Their top titles (888 Gold, Hot Safari at 97.5%) are competitive with NetEnt's upper tier, but their popular streamer slots (Gates of Olympus, Sweet Bonanza, Wolf Gold) sit in the 96.0–96.5% middle band. Full Pragmatic Play breakdown here.

Microgaming — Steady Mid-Range

Microgaming averages around 95.8% and is the most consistent provider by volatility — most Microgaming slots sit between 95.8% and 96.9%, a tighter band than Pragmatic or Play'n GO. Their titles (Immortal Romance, Thunderstruck II) are reliable rather than exciting. Mega Moolah is the exception because of the jackpot-contribution structure. Full Microgaming breakdown.

Play'n GO — Volatile but Rewarding

Play'n GO averages around 96.1% on Pin Up with the highest volatility distribution of any major provider — most Play'n GO slots are high-variance titles (Book of Dead, Reactoonz, Rise of Olympus). Good RTP figures, but the bankroll swings are significant. Play'n GO breakdown.

BGaming & Yggdrasil — Smaller but Worth Checking

BGaming and Yggdrasil are both newer to Pin Up's catalog and have smaller libraries (around 15–25 titles each). BGaming averages 96.2% and releases frequently. Yggdrasil averages 96.1% and is underrated — Valley of the Gods at 96.2% is a solid high-vol pick that rarely makes affiliate "best of" lists.

My Personal RTP Tracking Data

Blood Suckers — Advertised 98% vs My 97.3% Over 2,000 Spins

Blood Suckers is my most-tracked slot on Pin Up. 2,000 spins across eight sessions, same unit size throughout. Published RTP is 98.0%, my actual return came in at 97.3% — a 0.7 percentage-point gap that's well within normal variance for a 2,000-spin sample. The standard deviation on measured RTP at that sample is approximately ±1.2 percentage points, so my observed 97.3% is statistically consistent with a true 98.0% underlying RTP.

The low volatility on Blood Suckers makes it an excellent bonus-clearing slot. Cold streaks exist but they're short and the wins come frequently enough that session bankroll depletion is gradual rather than sudden. I recommend Blood Suckers to most new Pin Up players.

Mega Joker — 99% Theoretical vs 96.4% in 500-Spin Session

Mega Joker's 99% RTP only applies in Supermeter mode (the side-game that unlocks after certain wins). In regular base play the effective RTP drops to around 76%. I played 500 spins in Supermeter mode last November, actual return was 96.4%. At that sample size the standard deviation on measured RTP is approximately ±2.6 percentage points, so my observed 96.4% is statistically consistent with a true 99% underlying RTP — the gap is within noise, not meaningful.

The gotcha is that many players never activate Supermeter and they're playing the 76% version without realising it. If you're playing Mega Joker for the 99% headline figure, make sure you're actually in Supermeter mode — the info panel will show which mode is active.

1429 Uncharted Seas — My 1,200-Spin Log

1429 Uncharted Seas is the underrated NetEnt/Thunderkick pick. 1,200 spins across three sessions, actual return 98.1% against 98.6% theoretical. Basically right on the published figure. This is my favourite high-RTP slot on Pin Up because the volatility is manageable (medium rather than the high volatility on Mega Joker) and the return is reliable.

What Variance Actually Looks Like

At 500 spins, the standard deviation on measured RTP is large enough that a 2.6 percentage-point gap is within noise — don't let anyone tell you that a 500-spin session proves or disproves a published RTP figure. At 2,000 spins the gap narrows but is still meaningful; you need 10,000+ spins on a single game to have high confidence that your measured return reflects the underlying RTP. My 38,000 cumulative spins across 50 games aggregates to something meaningful, but per-game confidence is still limited.

How to Pick the Right Slot on Pin Up

Quick Decision Table (Use Case First, Not Hype)

RTP Is Not the Whole Story

Two players can look at the same 98% slot and make completely different decisions. One wants to clear a welcome bonus with the lowest expected burn. Another wants a high-volatility slot that can spike into a big withdrawal. A third wants a low-variance title to stretch a small bankroll through a long session. RTP matters to all three, but it does not answer all three questions on its own.

Use These Four Filters Together

My rule is simple: check RTP, volatility, contribution, and bet range together. High RTP without low volatility can still ruin a clearance session. High RTP without 100% contribution can fail the bonus math. Great RTP with a minimum bet above your comfort zone is still the wrong game. This is why the homepage database is broad, but the supporting pages are where the real decisions happen.

Quick Decision Map

• If you want the cleanest bonus-clearing setup, start with highest RTP then cross-check the volatility notes.
• If you want a provider you already trust, go straight to provider comparisons and then open the exact supplier page.
• If you care more about bankroll survival than headline payout, read volatility guide before picking a game.
• If you think a slot is underpaying, read how RTP works before treating one bad session as proof of manipulation.

Higher RTP is better in the long run, but "long run" means tens of thousands of spins. For any session you actually play, volatility and bet sizing matter as much as the RTP figure. A 98% low-volatility slot and a 98% high-volatility slot will produce very different session experiences despite having the same theoretical return.

Volatility Matters More Than You Think

High-volatility slots eat bankrolls during cold streaks. Low-volatility slots bore players during long grinds. Medium-volatility is the sweet spot for most players — enough upside to be interesting, enough consistency to avoid busting during a bad hour. The volatility guide has the detailed breakdown with real session data.

Bankroll Matching

Match your unit size to your bankroll. A 100-unit bankroll means your unit should be 1% of total — $1 unit size on a $100 bankroll. Smaller ratios (larger units relative to bankroll) bust more often than math predicts because of run-length risk. Larger ratios (smaller units) are slower but more robust to variance.

New Slots Added This Month

April 2026 additions: Sweet Bonanza 1000 (new Pragmatic release, 96.53% RTP), Legacy of Dead Extreme (Play'n GO, 96.6%), and three new BGaming jackpot variants I haven't finished tracking yet. Full details in the April 2026 blog post.

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Neha Sharma

Neha Sharma has spent 12 years in the iGaming industry, specializing in slot RTP analysis and payout tracking. She logs every spin, cross-references published theoretical RTP against actual returns, and builds the most accurate RTP databases in the space. Data doesn't lie — and neither does she.

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