# Third-Party Auditor (Game Provider)

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### ✅ **RTP (Return to Player)**

What does **RTP** (%) mean in online casinos?

This is the payout percentage of a game.

It tells you how much of the total bets are theoretically paid back to players over the long term.

### **⚠️ Important to know:**

RTP is based on long-term average outcomes.
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You could win big or lose fast in the short term.

A higher RTP means better odds in theory, but it doesn’t guarantee short-term wins.
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An RTP above 95% is generally considered “good” in the online casino world.

### **✅ RNG (Random Number Generator)**

A system that ensures completely random game results.
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Outcomes in slots, roulette, etc., are controlled by RNG, preventing any manipulation.

### ✅ Third-party Auditors

Independent organizations that test and certify the RNG and RTP of casino games.
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They ensure games are fair and safe for players.

Examples: eCOGRA, iTech Labs, etc.

### <mark style="color:green;">⚠️ Important to know:</mark>

In short: RNG makes the games fairness, and third-party auditors verify that to set reasonable RTPs.

🚫Third-party auditors are certified by government-licensed authorities, such as Curaçao, Malta, Gibraltar, Isle of Man, and others. This means they are officially recognized and trusted by international regulatory bodies.
