There are more than 270 BGaming games in the catalogue, over 220 of them slots. Player favourites include Bonanza Billion, Olympus TRUEWAYS, Fortune Bells and Book of Kemet.
The slots return about 96.3% on average. What stands out is the bonus buy: around 170 BGaming games offer one, well over half of the whole range. Roughly half of the slots are rated high or very high volatility.
With a bonus buy you pay a one-off price, usually a large multiple of the base stake, and go straight to the bonus round. The RTP of a bought bonus can differ from that of the base game, so it is worth checking game by game. At BGaming the option is so common that it is closer to the default than the exception.
Volatility is more evenly spread, with about half of the slots rated high or very high, so the risk level varies from game to game. When a bonus buy and high volatility meet in the same slot, swings can be large: one bought bonus can cost as much as dozens of ordinary spins.
BGaming has around 20 jackpot games and a handful of Megaways slots, so both play a supporting role. Beyond the slots there are about 50 other games under the studio's name. If jackpots appeal, bear in mind that the jackpot's share is part of the game's overall RTP, so ordinary spins return correspondingly less.
Bonanza Billion and Olympus TRUEWAYS are among BGaming's most played slots, with Fortune Bells and Book of Kemet also popular. The bonus buy category collects similar games from other studios.
Look at the game's own RTP and volatility first; the studio average points the way, but a single title can differ. Then decide whether you will use the bonus buy at all. If you will, size your base stake so that the buy price is a small part of your overall budget. And remember that RTP is a long-run average that promises nothing about a single session.
Player favourites include Bonanza Billion, Olympus TRUEWAYS, Fortune Bells and Book of Kemet.
Most do. Around 170 BGaming games offer one, well over half of the range. The price and the RTP of the bought bonus vary from game to game.
About 96.3%. The average is a useful starting point, but always choose a game by its own RTP and volatility.