About

SlotConfig is written by the SlotConfig Editorial Team. The site deals with one thing: how slot games are configured at the casinos open to players in Canada, and what that configuration costs you.

Why configuration matters

A slot’s name tells you less than it seems. Providers supply many games in more than one RTP version, and the casino chooses which to run. On the same day in October 2026, Gates of Olympus showed 96.50% at one Ontario casino and 94.5% at another. The bet range can differ just as much. Those numbers decide what a session costs, so we record them per casino, with a date.

What we publish

• A matrix of games and casinos with the RTP each casino shows next to the provider’s published figure.
• A catalogue of which well-known titles appear in which Ontario lobbies.
• Guides to RTP, Megaways, bonus buys, penny slots, random number generators and Ontario’s slot rules, with the arithmetic shown.

What we do not publish

No “hot” or “due” games, no winning systems, no predictions of how a session will go, and no ratings, reviews or testimonials. We do not log in to casinos or play for real money, so every figure is what a public page showed.

How the site is funded

Some casino operators pay SlotConfig a commission when readers reach them through partner links. The affiliate disclosure explains this. Our methodology and editorial policy explain how figures are gathered and how pages are written.

If an RTP or bet range on the site has changed, please email contact@slotconfig.com; our contact page explains what to send.