7SPIN PG Soft Slots: Why Does the RTP Column Show a Dash?
These five PG Soft slots sit on 7SPIN: Fortune Tiger, Mahjong Ways, Mahjong Ways 2, Treasures of Aztec and Wild Bounty Showdown.
- 7SPIN Treasures of Aztec
- With a 6x5 grid, Treasures of Aztec offers up to 32,400 ways to win, courtesy of PG Soft.
- 7SPIN Fortune Tiger
- As a PG Soft slot, Fortune Tiger occupies a 3x3 grid with 5 paylines.
- 7SPIN Mahjong Ways 2
- PG Soft evaluates its Mahjong Ways 2, played on a 5x4 grid, as 2,000 ways to win.
- 7SPIN Mahjong Ways
- PG Soft built Mahjong Ways on a 5x4 grid, evaluated at 1,024 ways to win.
- 7SPIN Wild Bounty Showdown
- PG Soft made Wild Bounty Showdown with a 3-4-5-5-4-3 diamond grid and 3,000 ways to win.
PG Soft slots on this site run to five titles: Fortune Tiger, Mahjong Ways, Mahjong Ways 2, Treasures of Aztec and Wild Bounty Showdown. Unlike JILI, PG Soft does publish an RTP figure for every one of them — but unlike Pragmatic Play, that figure never renders on the visible game page, only inside the data PG Soft ships alongside it.
What PG Soft Games Covers on This Site
| Title | Grid | Ways | Volatility | RTP | Max Win |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fortune Tiger | 3x3 | 5 paylines | medium | 96.81% | 2500x |
| Mahjong Ways | 5x4 | 1,024 ways | medium | 96.92% | 25000x |
| Mahjong Ways 2 | 5x4 | 2,000 ways | medium | 96.95% | 100000x |
| Treasures of Aztec | 6x5 | up to 32,400 ways | medium | 96.71% | Not quoted |
| Wild Bounty Showdown | 6-reel diamond | 3,000 ways | high | 96.75% | 5000x |
Each PG Soft title’s own page carries the full feature breakdown: Fortune Tiger, Mahjong Ways, Mahjong Ways 2, Treasures of Aztec and Wild Bounty Showdown.
Why PG Soft’s RTP Doesn’t Show on the Page Itself
PG Soft sits between the other two studios covered on this site. JILI publishes no RTP figure at all, on any title, anywhere. Pragmatic Play prints one RTP number directly on each game’s own page. PG Soft publishes a figure too, but it lives in the game data sent with the page rather than in the visible layout, so a visitor scanning the screen finds a dash where the number should be.
That method has been checked against independent consensus for each of these five titles and the figures match, which is why this page states “PG Soft’s published game data,” not “PG Soft’s page,” as the source for every RTP cell above.
The distinction matters for how a reader checks a figure rather than just reads one. A studio that prints RTP directly on the page, the way Pragmatic Play does, lets a player confirm the number by opening the game itself. A studio that ships the figure only in data, the way PG Soft does, means the number this page states came from reading that feed rather than from a screenshot anyone could reproduce by looking at the same game.
PG Soft also lists the UK Gambling Commission and Gibraltar among its own authorities, badge-marked on its own licensing page, though only the Malta licence traces back to a public regulator register independent of PG Soft’s own claim. The studio’s specialism is narrower than the other two covered here as well: PG Soft builds slots exclusively, where JILI also ships fishing and card titles and Pragmatic Play adds live casino and bingo to its catalogue.
PG Soft names BMM Testlabs and Gaming Associates as its certification labs. Pragmatic Play’s own certification list overlaps only on Gaming Associates, not BMM Testlabs, which is one more way the two studios’ published records differ beyond how each shows RTP.
PG Soft Slots Ranked by Published RTP
Sorted highest to lowest: Mahjong Ways 2 leads at 96.95%, Mahjong Ways follows at 96.92%, then Fortune Tiger at 96.81%, Wild Bounty Showdown at 96.75%, and Treasures of Aztec lowest at 96.71%. The full spread across the five is 0.24 percentage points, tighter than the gap in their published maximum wins, which run from 2500x to 100000x.
PG Soft Mahjong: Two Titles, Two Different Ceilings
Mahjong Ways and Mahjong Ways 2 share the mahjong theme and the cascading-wins mechanic, then diverge on every number that matters. Mahjong Ways evaluates 1,024 ways on a 5x4 grid and publishes a 25,000x maximum; Mahjong Ways 2 nearly doubles the way-count to 2,000 and publishes 100,000x, four times higher. Both carry the same medium volatility label and a free-spins multiplier that climbs with each cascade in the round without resetting between them.
That pairing of “same volatility label, four-times-higher ceiling” is worth reading carefully rather than at face value. It usually signals the higher figure functions as an accounting ceiling reached rarely, not as a typical outcome to expect from a medium-volatility title.
The One Title Whose Max Win Isn’t Quoted
Treasures of Aztec is the exception on this page. PG Soft’s own data field states a 100,000x maximum, but independent simulation of the title’s actual mathematics places the practical ceiling closer to 9,071x. Those numbers may not be measuring the same thing — one a certified data-field figure, the other a modelled result — and this page states neither as the title’s maximum win rather than picking a side.
Volatility and Grid Shape Across the Five
Four of these five titles are rated medium volatility; only Wild Bounty Showdown is rated high. Its grid shape is also the outlier: a diamond arrangement of 3-4-5-5-4-3 symbols per reel, against the rectangular 5x4 or 6x5 grids the other four titles use. That shape is what produces its 3,000-way count, a figure a single row height alone would not generate.
Wild Bounty Showdown’s free spins also open at an 8x multiplier rather than building from 1x, which sets a floor on the round’s value before the first spin resolves. Its gold-framed symbols raise that multiplier further as the round continues, on top of the starting figure rather than in place of it.
Playing These Titles at 7SPIN
- Sign in with the Login control, or use Register if the account does not exist yet.
- Filter the lobby to SLOT, then search by name — four of these five titles appear on 7SPIN’s own lobby tiles: Mahjong Ways, Mahjong Ways 2, Treasures Of Aztec and Wild Bounty Showdown. Fortune Tiger does not appear there by name.
- Open Play For Fun on Wild Bounty Showdown or either Mahjong title before staking, since their cascade and multiplier rounds take a spin or two to read.
- Check the game’s info screen for the exact RTP configuration running, since none of these five prints the figure on the visible page.
The PG Soft mahjong titles sit alongside studios covered on this site through the game providers index, and the site’s staking and bonus terms live in the casino bonus terms glossary here. The same published-RTP method used above is what the best online slots Philippines picks apply network-wide.
FAQ
What is PG Soft?
PG Soft is a game studio founded in 2015 and based in Valletta, Malta, licensed under the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA/B2B/435/2017). That licence was suspended by the MGA from September 2020 over a compliance breach and later reinstated; the current status is Licensed on the MGA's own register.
Does PG Soft publish RTP?
Yes, but not visibly. The figure ships inside PG Soft's own published game data rather than rendering on the game page itself, which leaves a blank dash where a visitor looks. Reading the data field directly is how this page's RTP figures are sourced.
Which PG Soft games does 7SPIN cover?
Five: Fortune Tiger, Mahjong Ways, Mahjong Ways 2, Treasures of Aztec and Wild Bounty Showdown. Each has its own page with the full grid, RTP, volatility and feature breakdown.
Which of these five has the highest published RTP?
Mahjong Ways 2, at 96.95%. Fortune Tiger sits lowest of the five at 96.81%, a gap of 0.14 percentage points across the whole set.
Why isn't Treasures of Aztec's maximum win quoted on this site?
PG Soft's own data field states 100,000x, but independent simulation of the game's mathematics places the practical ceiling nearer 9,071x. Those two figures may be answering different questions rather than contradicting each other, and picking one to state as fact would misrepresent whichever one it wasn't.
What separates PG Soft's mahjong titles from its other slots?
Both Mahjong Ways titles run cascading wins on a ways-to-win grid with a free-spins multiplier that never resets mid-round, a structure PG Soft does not use on Fortune Tiger's fixed-payline, full-screen design.