The game's theoretical return to player (RTP) is 96.87%, which is above the market average of roughly 96% and above the average RTP across the Play'n GO catalogue (96.24%). RTP describes the share of stakes returned to players over the long run and does not predict any single session.

Volatility is rated medium: a balance between hit frequency and payout size, workable for a wide range of playing styles.

Pearls of India is part of the Play'n GO catalogue. Players comparing options can look at other releases from the same provider: Rage to Riches, Jolly Roger, Mystery Joker. The full list of Play'n GO games with RTP and volatility is on the provider page.

FAQ

What is the RTP of Pearls of India?

The RTP of Pearls of India is 96.87%, which is above the market average of roughly 96%.

Who makes Pearls of India?

Pearls of India was produced by Play'n GO in 2014.

Is Pearls of India high or low volatility?

Medium volatility: a balance between hit frequency and payout size, workable for a wide range of playing styles.

When was Pearls of India released?

Pearls of India was released in 2014.

What games are similar to Pearls of India?

Comparable titles from the same provider: Rage to Riches, Jolly Roger, Mystery Joker. See the full list on the Play'n GO page.

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