RTG Controversy
In 2016, Big Time Games faced criticism over conduct on an online casino forum. A forum member posted screenshots showing wins while discreetly promoting a BTG slot. The same images were also submitted to a screenshot contest for a grand prize sponsored by Big Time Gaming.
Forum administrators later found that the original poster appeared to use the same computer as a Big Time Gaming representative who also posted there. BTG attributed the incident to an employee who was overly enthusiastic. The explanation did not clarify why the supposed “winner” and company representative had used the same computer.
BTG Games
RTG is described as a provider of progressive jackpots reaching as much as 36,000x. It gives a range of 95% to 97.8% RTP for its casino slots. Depending on the game, wagers can run from.01 to 400 coins per spin.
Among BTG’s newer slot features, the review highlights Triple Reaction™ mechanics. Players can send the reels spinning in three directions, changing the usual feel of a round. The review names these titles among the provider’s most popular:
- Queen of Riches
- Tumbling Treasures
- Temple Quest
- Lucky Streak
- Opal Fruits
- Kingmaker
- Donuts
- Extra Chili
- White Rabbit
- Bonanza
The company’s “reactor” range is a distinct slot category, characterised in the review by pronounced 3D effects and sizable progressive jackpots. Titles listed in that group include:
- Feathered Frenzy
- Mr. Multiplier
- Diamonds
- Joker Jackpot
The review also lists four table games from RTG:
- Auto Roulette
- Auto Blackjack
- Finest Roulette
- VIP Roulette
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Games support more than 20 languages
- Found at some online casinos described as reputable
- Players can set limits on their wagers, supporting more controlled play
- Some titles can be played free of charge, without placing a cash wager
Cons
- Several slot and table titles use closely related themes
- Some games have very high variance, which may make them daunting for casual players.
- The catalogue is quite small.
- A record that includes past indiscretions
Conclusion
BTG’s slot selection may appeal more to high rollers than to people seeking casual entertainment: despite the games’ entertainment value, their style is described as unsettling for some recreational players. The forum incident may also give readers reason to be cautious, particularly in light of the review’s claim that Big Time Gaming continued to run similar promotions. The company’s partnerships with established gaming businesses, including Microgaming, Gaming Technology Solutions and OpenBet, may offer reassurance to some, though they do not erase the questions raised by that episode.