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Razor Shark vs Release the Kraken: RTP, volatility and expected loss

Razor Shark returns 0.20 percentage points more than Release the Kraken (96.70% vs 96.50%). Over 1,000 spins at 1 credit that is an expected loss of 33.00 vs 35.00 — 2.00 apart. Both sit in the same volatility class (very high), so the swing between sessions is comparable.

Side by side

MetricRazor SharkRelease the Kraken
ProviderPush GamingPragmatic Play
RTP (provider-published)96.70%96.50%
Volatility (Casino-360 class)very highvery high
RTP rank in catalogHigher RTP than 95% of catalog slotsHigher RTP than 60% of catalog slots
Provider average RTP96.58%96.53%
Vs provider average+0.12 pp−0.03 pp

Catalog: 498 slots.

Expected loss at 1 credit per spin

SpinsRazor SharkRelease the KrakenDifference
1003.303.500.20
1,00033.0035.002.00
10,000330.00350.0020.00

Expected loss = spins × bet × (1 − RTP). It is the long-run average the RTP implies, not a forecast for one session — volatility decides how far a single session strays from it. Expected loss calculator →

Higher-RTP slots with the same volatility as Razor Shark

GameProviderRTP
Wild SwarmPush Gaming97.03%
Big Bass Bonanza - Keeping it ReelPragmatic Play96.71%
Eye of the StormPragmatic Play96.71%

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Questions

Which has the higher RTP, Razor Shark or Release the Kraken?

Razor Shark: 96.70% vs 96.50%.

What is the expected loss over 1,000 spins at 1 credit?

Razor Shark: 33.00; Release the Kraken: 35.00. That is the long-run average, not a forecast for one session.

Can I play both for free?

Yes. Both run as free demos on Casino-360 with virtual credits — no registration, no deposit.

Other comparisons

Source: RTP figures are the theoretical values published by each provider; volatility is Casino-360's four-level classification. Same data as the open dataset at /data. Full RTP database · /data