
Rage of the Seas
— means the provider does not publish that figure; we don’t guess.
How Rage of the Seas compares
At 96.04%, Rage of the Seas sits 0.34pp below the 96.38% average of the 229 NetEnt slots we track, and pays better than 29.5% of the full 2808-slot database. Every $100 wagered costs $3.96 in expectation. NetEnt rates it high volatility. The maximum win RTPBoss records is 2,000× the stake — a theoretical maximum.
Data status
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FAQ
What is the RTP of Rage of the Seas?
RTPBoss records 96.04% for Rage of the Seas (independently corroborated), leaving the house a 3.96% edge over the long run. RTPBoss currently records one documented RTP value for this game. That does not prove other operator or regional configurations do not exist — check the in-game paytable at your casino.
How volatile is Rage of the Seas?
NetEnt rates Rage of the Seas as high volatility. A high volatility rating describes a wider spread of outcomes over time. It does not predict what any individual session will do.
What is the max win in Rage of the Seas?
Rage of the Seas has a recorded top multiplier of 2,000× (a legacy import). Treat it as a theoretical ceiling reached only rarely, not something to plan around.
Who made Rage of the Seas?
The developer is NetEnt, with a 2020 release.
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