PHDREAM PG Soft Slots — Published RTPs for Every Title Covered

PG Soft slots stand apart from JILI’s catalogue on one specific point: PG Soft actually publishes an RTP figure for every title. This page covers the six titles this site tracks, ranked by that published RTP, with links to the full breakdown behind each one.

Nothing here claims PHDREAM’s lobby carries all six. These are the titles this site has researched against PG Soft’s own published game data, and the SLOTS tab is where you confirm what is live for your account.

The 6 PG Soft Games This Site Covers

Every RTP below comes from PG Soft’s own published game data, cross-checked against independent consensus for the same title.

Title	Form	Volatility	Max win	RTP
Mahjong Ways	5-reel, 1,024 ways	Medium	25000x	96.92%
Fortune Ox	3-reel slot	Medium	2000x	96.75%
Wild Bounty Showdown	6-reel, 3,000 ways	High	5000x	96.75%
Lucky Neko	6-reel, up to 32,400 ways	Medium	100000x	96.73%
Wild Bandito	5-reel, 1,024 ways	High	25000x	96.73%
Treasures of Aztec	6-reel, up to 32,400 ways	Medium	Not published	96.71%

Every title’s own page breaks down the feature round behind that maximum win figure.

How PG Soft’s Published RTP Works

PG Soft’s own game pages show a blank dash where an RTP figure would sit. The number itself lives in the data PG Soft’s server sends alongside the page rather than in the part a visitor sees by eye.

That distinction matters for how a figure should be described: “per PG Soft’s published game data” is accurate, while “as shown on PG Soft’s page” is not, since a reader checking by eye finds nothing there. Every value on this page was read from that data layer and matched independent consensus for its title.

Ranked by Published RTP

The spread across all six titles is narrow, just 0.21 percentage points from top to bottom.

1. Mahjong Ways — 96.92%
2. Fortune Ox — 96.75%
3. Wild Bounty Showdown — 96.75%
4. Lucky Neko — 96.73%
5. Wild Bandito — 96.73%
6. Treasures of Aztec — 96.71%

Fortune Ox and Wild Bounty Showdown tie exactly on RTP; their maximum wins differ sharply, 2000x against 5000x, which is the more useful figure for telling the two apart.

High-Volatility PG Soft Slots

Two titles here carry PG Soft’s own “high” volatility rating.

• Wild Bandito — 1,024 ways, 25000x max win, free spins with progressive multipliers that never reset.
• Wild Bounty Showdown — 3,000 ways, 5000x max win, free spins opening at an 8x multiplier on three or more scatters.

High volatility describes how results are distributed across spins, not the RTP figure itself — both titles carry RTPs in the same narrow band as the medium-volatility group below.

Medium-Volatility PG Soft Slots

The other four titles carry a medium volatility rating.

• Mahjong Ways — cascading wins, a free-spin multiplier rising to 10x.
• Fortune Ox — synchronised reels that respin until a win lands.
• Lucky Neko — Gigablox symbol blocks up to 6x6, a cat multiplier.
• Treasures of Aztec — a progressive multiplier that climbs with every cascade.

Lucky Neko’s medium volatility rating alongside its 100000x maximum win is the clearest example on this page of why volatility and maximum win answer different questions.

Finding a PG Soft Slot at PHDREAM

The same steps apply to any of the six titles above.

1. Sign in at PHDREAM and open the SLOTS tab.
2. Search the title by name rather than browsing the full grid.
3. Open the game’s info screen to check the stake range and paytable.
4. Set a session budget, then start at a low stake.

The PHDREAM slot page ranks a mix of PG Soft and JILI titles side by side, and the PHDREAM casino category guide covers the full lobby menu these titles sit inside.

PG Soft as a Studio

PG Soft was founded in 2015 and is based in Valletta, Malta. It holds Malta Gaming Authority licence MGA/B2B/435/2017, a B2B Critical Supply Licence held by Pocket Games Software Limited, listed as active on the MGA’s own verification portal.

That licence was suspended by the MGA with effect from 29 September 2020 over a compliance breach, and was subsequently reinstated. Recording that history matters, since leaving it out would make the studio’s current status look less eventful than the public record shows.

The PG Soft provider page covers the full licensing record, including the PAGCOR EGLD content approval that exists for PG Soft’s games separately from its Malta licence.

Other Licences PG Soft Lists

PG Soft’s own site also displays badges for the UK Gambling Commission and for Gibraltar. Unlike the Malta licence above, these two were read as PG Soft states them rather than traced to a public register during this site’s research, so they carry a slightly different level of confidence: stated by the studio, not independently confirmed against the regulator’s own list.

The Malta licence remains the one figure on this page traced directly to a primary source — the MGA’s own verification portal, searchable by the licensee’s legal name, Pocket Games Software Limited, rather than by the “PG Soft” brand name.

PG Soft’s Reach in Philippine-Facing Lobbies

A PAGCOR EGLD approved-games list exists for Pocket Games Soft, which is content approval rather than an operator licence — the same distinction that applies to JILI’s PAGCOR listing. PG Soft is widely reported as one of the most-played slot suppliers across PAGCOR-licensed Philippine sites, though that reporting comes from affiliate sources rather than from PG Soft’s own site.

That reach is one reason six of its titles sit on this page rather than one or two: PG Soft’s catalogue turns up often enough in Philippine-facing lobbies that ranking its titles by published RTP is more useful here than for a studio with a smaller footprint. Mahjong Ways and Fortune Ox, in particular, are among the names PG Soft itself lists as notable releases, alongside titles this site has not yet published a page for.

A title missing from the table above is not a claim that PG Soft doesn’t make it, or that it never turns up in a lobby search. It means this site has not yet checked that specific title’s published data closely enough to put a figure on it, and the same open-SLOTS-and-search approach applies regardless of whether a title has its own page here yet.