AGT Software RTP data
Tesla (AGT Software) RTP and Volatility Explained
What is actually confirmed about Tesla's return rate and volatility, and what is not.
- Payline count
- 15 paylines
- Max payout
- 300x
Tesla (AGT Software) RTP and Volatility Explained
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One AGT Software jackpot-slot overview lists Tesla at 96.68% RTP; volatility is not documented by any source and is marked unknown even in dedicated slot databases.
- No alternate RTP configurations are published for this title
- Do not confuse this figure with GameArt's or Relax Gaming's unrelated Tesla-branded slots
- Max win is documented as 300x bet in the base game, separate from any jackpot amounts
What the numbers mean for a player
| Advantages | Disadvantages |
|---|---|
| Stake range from 0.01 to 75 covers small and larger sessions on the same 15-line grid | Volatility is not documented anywhere, so swing behaviour cannot be assessed in advance |
| A single documented RTP figure exists, unlike some titles with no reported value at all | No confirmed bonus buy option, so features can only be reached through natural play |
| Free spins are confirmed as part of the feature set | Reported max win of 300x bet is modest next to many modern 5x3 slots |
How to check Tesla's RTP before you play
- Confirm you are looking at AGT Software's Tesla, not the unrelated GameArt or Relax Gaming titles of the same name
- Open the game's paytable or info screen at your chosen licensed operator to see the RTP as configured there
- Compare that figure against the 96.68% value reported in AGT's own jackpot-slot overview before setting a stake
Reading Tesla's math honestly
Tesla by AGT Software sits in an unusual position for a modern slot: it has a reported RTP figure, but that figure comes from a single third-party overview of AGT's jackpot portfolio, not from the studio's own site or a public regulator listing. That overview places Tesla at 96.68%, within AGT's stated jackpot-slot range of 94.9% to 97.99% and close to the group's average of 96.53%.
At the same time, at least one independent slot database lists RTP and volatility for this exact title as unknown. That is not a contradiction so much as a gap: different catalogues draw on different sources, and not every aggregator has audited or confirmed the same number. Where sources disagree this directly, the honest position is to name the discrepancy once and move on, rather than presenting either figure as settled fact.
Volatility is the clearer gap. No document reviewed here, whether from AGT, from casino listings, or from independent slot databases, assigns Tesla a volatility rating of low, medium or high. Given the 300x max win figure and a standard 5x3, 15-line structure, the math profile likely sits closer to a conventional line-slot than to a high-variance jackpot grinder, but this is an inference from structure, not a confirmed classification.
Canadian players researching Tesla should also be careful about search results. Several other slots share the Tesla name, from GameArt to Relax Gaming to Nolimit City's Tesla Jolt, and each carries entirely different RTP, volatility and max win figures. None of those numbers apply to AGT's version of the game, and mixing them up is the most common way players end up with a wrong RTP figure in mind before they spin.
No Canadian provincial regulator, including AGCO, BCLC or Loto-Québec, lists Tesla by AGT Software in its public game catalogue. That means any certified, jurisdiction-specific RTP figure for Canadian-facing operators remains unverified here, and players relying on regulated Ontario or British Columbia sites should check the in-game paytable directly rather than assume the 96.68% figure applies to their build.
Questions about Tesla's RTP and volatility
Why does one source say Tesla's RTP is unknown while another gives 96.68%?
Different databases draw on different information. One third-party overview of AGT's jackpot catalogue lists 96.68% for Tesla, while a separate slot database marks the same field as unknown, likely because it could not independently confirm the figure.
Does the 96.68% RTP figure come from AGT Software directly?
No. It comes from a third-party overview of AGT's jackpot-style titles rather than from a page on AGT Software's own domain, where no per-game RTP for Tesla is published.
Is Tesla's volatility rated anywhere?
No source reviewed, including AGT's own materials and independent slot databases, assigns a low, medium or high volatility rating to this title.
Does the 300x max win include any jackpot payouts?
No. Sources reference jackpots and free spins separately from the 300x base-game multiplier, but do not reconcile the two figures, so jackpot payout amounts remain undocumented.
Could I be looking at the wrong Tesla slot by mistake?
Yes, this is common. GameArt, Relax Gaming and Nolimit City all publish unrelated slots also named Tesla, each with different RTP, volatility and max win figures that do not apply to AGT's version.
Is Tesla's RTP certified for Canadian-licensed operators specifically?
No Canadian provincial regulator publicly lists Tesla by AGT Software in its game catalogue, so a jurisdiction-specific certified RTP for Canadian sites is not confirmed here.
Does AGT Software publish a paytable showing wild or scatter behaviour for Tesla?
No. Sources mention jackpots and free spins as features but do not provide a verified paytable describing special symbol mechanics for this title.
Can the RTP shown at my casino differ from the 96.68% figure cited here?
It is possible. Since no alternate RTP configurations are documented for Tesla, the safest step is to check the in-game paytable at your specific licensed operator before setting a stake.
Where Tesla's numbers actually stand
Tesla by AGT Software has one documented RTP figure, 96.68%, sourced from a third-party overview rather than the studio itself, alongside a 300x max win and a conventional 5x3, 15-line structure. Volatility remains entirely undocumented across every source checked.
Worth it for Players comfortable with a modest, unverified RTP figure and a conventional line-slot structure who will confirm the paytable at their own operator before playing.
Less worth it for Players who need a regulator-certified RTP for their specific market, or who want documented volatility before choosing a stake.