We live in times where almost everything is possible with software these days, but I have not seen any Casino having code that shows in
real-time what the actual RTP is for ALL their games.
You will go to a site and you will click through several steps to find the RTP, but the RTP is simply the advertised RTP for that game. The latest Slots have multiple RTP settings for the same Slots (eg Hacksaw Games) and you never know on which RTP that Slot is running.
Can Software developers not write "Provably fair" code.. to enable people to click on a option in the game to "test" the actual RTP of the Slot at that given moment?
There are a lot of discussions in casino chats and forums on casinos hiding the actual RTP for their games and the RTP and Variance being adjusted in real-time to "feed" during certain periods. A provably fair system to check this will build more trust and it will also reduce frustration and negativity from gamblers on these platforms.
You have provably fair systems to check the bets, but we do not have provably fair systems to check the real-time RTP being used by the casinos.
You have a valid point. Having the urge to know whether the casinos is being fair by giving the players the right RTP shown in their website is normal for a player to feel, most especially because players spend money on those bets. And with that, they also deserve to get honesty from the service provider. However, making this possible would let the operators on the losing side because they would have to show the code for the players to assess whether the RTP given is true.
If that would be the case, the code will spread out and could be manipulated or even have a bypass which will make their business at risk. And no owner wants that. Hence, what we could do is really just to rely on the players feedbacks and trust the casinos we decided to play on. After all, these reputable casinos won't risk their name to be on the mud for having such issue. Because the consequences would greatly impact the players population - the ones going in and exiting out.