Jilidd PG Soft Slot Games: Where the RTP Figure Sits

What a PG Soft Slot Game Publishes That Its Page Doesn’t Show

A pg soft slot game on this site carries a real RTP figure behind it, even though the studio’s own game page never displays the number directly to a visitor scrolling through it. PG Soft publishes RTP in the data that builds each page, and the two titles covered here — Wild Bandito and Wild Bounty Showdown — both carry a confirmed figure once that data is read rather than eyeballed on screen. The table below draws from that published data, not from the blank field a visitor actually sees when the page loads.

Title	Grid	Ways to win	RTP	Max win	Volatility
Wild Bandito	5x4	1,024	96.73%	25,000x	high
Wild Bounty Showdown	6 reels, 3-4-5-5-4-3	3,000	96.75%	5,000x	high

Why PG Soft’s Own Page Renders RTP as a Dash

Open Wild Bandito or Wild Bounty Showdown on PG Soft’s own site and the RTP field shows a blank dash rather than a number, on both titles alike. The figure still exists — it sits in the data the page is built from, not in what actually renders on screen — and reading it that way produced numbers that matched independent consensus for both games. The correct phrasing for either title is “per PG Soft’s published game data,” not “as shown on PG Soft’s page,” since a reader who checks by eye will find exactly the dash just described.

Wild Bandito RTP: A Multiplier That Never Resets

Wild Bandito’s RTP sits at 96.73%, drawn from PG Soft’s published game data rather than from its page display. The 1,024-way structure runs on a 5x4 grid, and the feature that pushes this title to high volatility is a free-spins multiplier that keeps building for the whole round instead of resetting between spins. Gold-framed wild symbols and respins sit alongside that multiplier, and the published maximum win comes to 25,000x.

Wild Bandito released in 2022, the same year as Wild Bounty Showdown. The never-resetting multiplier is the specific mechanic behind Wild Bandito’s high volatility band — the feature decides the band, not the release date or the studio name by itself.

Wild Bounty Showdown’s Diamond Grid and Its 3,000 Ways

Wild Bounty Showdown runs six reels shaped 3-4-5-5-4-3, a diamond that narrows to three symbols at each side and widens to five in the middle, and that shape is what produces its 3,000 ways to win rather than a figure tied to a fixed row height. PG Soft’s published data puts its RTP at 96.75%, marginally above Wild Bandito’s, with a 5,000x maximum win — a fifth of Wild Bandito’s ceiling. Free spins open at an 8x multiplier once three or more scatters land, and gold-framed symbols add to that multiplier as the round continues.

PG Soft’s Malta Licence, Suspended Once and Reinstated

PG Soft was founded in 2015 and runs out of Valletta, Malta. Its casino-vertical licence, MGA/B2B/435/2017, is held by Pocket Games Software Limited and shows as Licensed on the Malta Gaming Authority’s own verification portal today. That same licence was suspended by the MGA with effect from 29 September 2020 over a compliance breach, and it was later reinstated. A PAGCOR EGLD list also exists for Pocket Games Soft, which is approval of its game content rather than an operator licence.

PG Soft’s own licensing page also lists UK Gambling Commission and Gibraltar badges alongside the Malta one; the MGA licence above is the one traced directly to a public regulator register, while the other two are stated as PG Soft’s own page lists them. Unlike Pragmatic Play or Evolution, PG Soft’s specialism is slots specifically — no live tables, no bingo, no virtual sports sit in its catalogue — and its output carries BMM Testlabs and Gaming Associates certification.

PG Soft’s Reported Reach on Philippine Sites

PG Soft is widely reported as one of the most-played slot suppliers on PAGCOR-licensed Philippine sites, a figure that comes from affiliate reporting rather than from any statement PG Soft itself has made. Wild Bandito and Wild Bounty Showdown are two titles out of that wider catalogue, chosen here because they’re the two this site’s assigned slice actually covers.

That distinction — what PG Soft publishes about itself versus what gets repeated about it — runs through this whole page: the RTP dash on its own game pages, the two suspended-then-reinstated licence dates, and now a popularity claim with a source outside the studio. Reading each figure against where it actually came from is the point of laying the three out separately rather than folding them into one paragraph.

Comparing PG Soft Against the Other Two Studios, and What Comes After You Pick a Title

PG Soft’s dash-hidden RTP sits between two other patterns on this site: JILI publishes no RTP figure at all across the ten titles on the jili slots Philippines pillar, while Pragmatic Play’s slots publish a visible number that turns out to be the top of a three-tier range. Whichever studio’s title you open, sign into Jilidd’s own casino account and read the figures off the game’s own info screen before staking anything.

None of the three studios hands a reader the complete picture from its own page alone — JILI’s is silent, Pragmatic’s is partial, and PG Soft’s is present but hidden — which is why this page and its two siblings each build a table from the underlying data rather than repeating whatever number happens to render on screen. Reading the maximum win alongside the RTP matters too: Wild Bandito’s 25,000x and Wild Bounty Showdown’s 5,000x describe two very differently shaped sessions despite RTP figures less than half a point apart.

Funding a session before you open either title usually runs through one of two rails covered on this site: a PESONet bank transfer or a GCash online casino deposit. Whichever route you deposit through, any bonus credit attached to it carries wagering requirement terms worth reading before you claim it.