SuperAce88 PG Soft Slots — Published RTPs, Grid & Max Win

PG Soft is the one studio in this site’s slice that states a return-to-player figure on every game page it publishes, which sets these pg soft slots apart from JILI’s seven titles a few pages back. Four titles make up the slice here, and the table below lines each one up by grid, volatility, RTP and max win before anything else is said about them.

What PG Soft slots does SuperAce88 cover?

Four PG Soft titles sit in this site’s slice, each carrying a published RTP the studio states directly rather than a figure repeated from an aggregator.

Title	Grid	Volatility	RTP	Max win
Mahjong Ways 2	5x4, 2,000 ways	Medium	96.95%	100,000x
Fortune Tiger	3x3, 5 paylines	Medium	96.81%	2,500x
Fortune Ox	3-reel, 10 paylines	Medium	96.75%	2,000x
Treasures of Aztec	6x5, up to 32,400 ways	Medium	96.71%	Not published

This site carries its own page for each: Mahjong Ways 2, Fortune Tiger, Fortune Ox and Treasures of Aztec, each with its own feature breakdown and full spec table.

What PG Soft publishes that JILI does not

The gap between this table and the JILI one is the RTP column. PG Soft states a return-to-player percentage on its own game pages for all four titles above; JILI does the same for none of its fourteen. Three of these four rows also carry a published max win - only Treasures of Aztec’s is missing - while every JILI title at least states one. Neither studio’s practice is better or worse across the board; they simply publish different things, and this table only prints what each one actually states.

Read more about the studio itself, including where it’s licensed, on the PG Soft provider page.

How PG Soft’s own RTPs compare across this slice

All four rows sit close together, but not identical. Mahjong Ways 2 leads at 96.95%, the highest published figure in this slice by a clear margin. Fortune Tiger follows at 96.81%, Fortune Ox at 96.75%, and Treasures of Aztec closes the group at 96.71% - a spread of just 0.24 percentage points across all four. Every figure here traces back to PG Soft’s own published game data rather than an aggregator’s estimate, which is the whole reason a comparison like this can be made at all.

Reading the grid column across these four titles

Grid shape varies more here than volatility does. Mahjong Ways 2 runs the widest layout at 5x4 with 2,000 ways to win, PG Soft’s own figure and a step up from the original Mahjong Ways’ 1,024. Fortune Tiger keeps a compact 3x3 with five fixed paylines, Fortune Ox runs a 3-reel format with 10 paylines across an uneven 3-4-3 row count, and Treasures of Aztec spreads across a 6x5 grid evaluated as up to 32,400 ways - the widest math in the whole slice. All four share the same medium volatility rating from PG Soft, so grid width and payline count are what actually separate them, not the spread of their results.

Where the four feature mechanics differ

Each title’s feature round runs on its own mechanic rather than a shared template. Mahjong Ways 2 cascades winning symbols away and refills the grid, with golden mahjong tiles converting to wild and a free-spins multiplier climbing as high as 10x. Fortune Tiger runs a single-symbol respin feature instead, where an all-wild screen carries a 500x multiplier and a full screen pays 10x.

Fortune Ox synchronises its reels to respin together until a win lands, with a 10x multiplier on a full-reel win. Treasures of Aztec’s progressive multiplier gains 1 point per cascade in the base game, doubling to 2 points per cascade once free spins start, with mystery symbols upgrading to wild along the way.

Why Treasures of Aztec’s max win column is blank

PG Soft doesn’t state a maximum win figure on Treasures of Aztec’s own game page, so this table leaves that cell blank rather than quoting a number pulled from somewhere else. Its RTP of 96.71% is published and sits in the table above; the max win column is simply the one figure this particular title doesn’t carry. Open the game’s own info screen if a ceiling matters to a decision you’re making.

Where a PG Soft slot demo fits before you play for real

PG Soft doesn’t set a single demo policy that every operator carrying its catalogue has to follow the same way. Checking inside the lobby beats assuming one exists.

1. Sign in and filter the slot lobby by PG Soft.
2. Open a title’s info screen before staking anything.
3. Look there for a free-play or demo toggle; where none appears, the paytable itself is your preview.

Paano maglaro ng scatter sa PG Soft titles

Mahjong Ways 2 is one of three titles across this site’s slice, alongside two Pragmatic Play games, built around scatter-triggered features rather than a fixed bonus buy. For a full Tagalog walk-through of how a scatter actually triggers a round, read paano maglaro ng scatter, which covers Mahjong Ways 2 by name alongside its Pragmatic Play siblings.

What a session actually needs to plan around

None of the four figures in this table - grid, volatility, RTP or max win - describes a single session by itself. RTP of 96.71% to 96.95% is a long-run average across millions of spins, not a rate any one evening will match. Volatility describes how results are spread, not their size, and a max win like Mahjong Ways 2’s 100,000x is a ceiling almost nobody reaches, not an expectation to plan a stake around. Checking the game’s own info screen for its stake range is what actually shapes a session budget.

Playing PG Soft slots at SuperAce88

Every PG Soft title here sits inside the wider SuperAce88 games hub alongside the JILI and Pragmatic Play slices.

1. Sign in and open the slot lobby.
2. Filter by PG Soft, or search for a title by name.
3. Open the game’s info screen to check the stake range and paytable.
4. Set a session budget before you start, and pick a low stake while you learn a new title’s feature round.