Pragmatic Play

John Hunter and the Mayan Gods

Display brand: EZ96 · Data source: EZ96

Current source RTP

Good95.56%

Last observed 2026-10-25 08:00 UTC

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How we’d play this

If you’re playing this one (Good RTP)

95.56% sits in Good. Think of it as “this title looks healthier in the catalog,” not “time to go hard.”

Quick tip: Win a bit, leave a bit. Don’t get greedy mid-session.

Write the start amount somewhere. End amount too. You’ll thank yourself later.
Had a nice hit? Mentally bank some of it. Don’t immediately try to double the table.
Give yourself a time box (say 20–40 minutes). When the timer ends, stand up.
Good RTP is a reason to pick the game — not a reason to ignore your limits.
Pick one stake size and stick with it for a while. Don’t keep bumping it because you “feel” something.

Skip this

Anyone selling a “guaranteed pola” is selling you a story.

95.56% — Good range (85–97%). Looks healthier in the catalog. Still not a promise for the next spin.

We haven’t verified volatility from the source — so we won’t invent a label.

There’s no spin pattern we can promise you. Slots use RNG. The number you see is a band, not a win calendar.

Tiny changes on the chart don’t mean the reels “owe” you a hit.

Lowest

94.57%

Average

95.54%

Highest

96.66%

12 records

Each row = a sync from the source (not your personal spin results).

Insufficient data

There’s an RTP number, but we can’t honestly label volatility Low/Average/High without evidence — so we leave it as insufficient data.

iGaming Network: displayed RTP sits randomly in the 85–97 / 70–85 / under-70 bands. It doesn’t predict what happens next.