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If you’ve ever wondered whether online pokies are truly random — or if the casino has some sneaky way to tip the odds — you’re not alone. It’s one of the most common questions among Aussie players who are new to the scene or just cautious with their cash.
At Royal Reels Casino, that question has a very clear answer: every spin, every deal, and every outcome is powered by certified RNG technology — and it’s audited to stay fair.
Let’s take a look under the hood and break down what’s really going on behind those spinning reels.
What Is RNG, and Why Should You Care?
RNG stands for Random Number Generator. It’s a complex algorithm that produces completely unpredictable results every time you hit ‘spin’ or ‘deal’. In other words, no one — not even the casino — can control the outcome of your game.
At RoyalReels, RNG systems are:
- Built directly into each game by trusted software providers
- Independently tested by auditing companies like iTech Labs, BMM Testlabs, and eCOGRA
- Calibrated to match advertised RTP (Return to Player) percentages
So, whether you’re playing Book of Dead or Sweet Bonanza, the randomness isn’t a marketing claim — it’s a technical standard.
The Role of Game Providers
Royal Reels doesn’t make the games in-house — and that’s actually a good thing.
Instead, they partner with:
- Microgaming
- NetEnt
- Play’n GO
- Pragmatic Play
- Nolimit City
- Evolution Gaming (for live tables)
These providers are licensed software developers, subject to strict international regulation. They’re required to build games with built-in RNG and submit their software to regular audits.
Royal Reels can’t modify the game logic or “rig” a machine. The outcome is sealed before the spin animation even plays out — what you see is just visual flair.
Can the Casino Still Influence Results?
No. Not in the way you might think.
While Royal Reels can choose which games to feature, they cannot change the math. RNG and RTP are locked into the game code, which is delivered to the casino from the provider’s server.
There’s no “tightening up the machine” during bonus time. There’s no pattern watching. And there’s no difference between what you experience and what another player sees — even if you’re both spinning the same game at the same time.
Live Dealer Games: What About Randomness There?
Live casino games like blackjack, roulette, and baccarat operate differently — but the fairness remains.
At Royal Reels:
- Cards are shuffled in real time, with certified auto-shufflers or human dealers
- Tables are run by Evolution Gaming, which is licensed and regulated globally
- Cameras, audio, and table actions are recorded for transparency and accountability
So even when RNG isn’t used, real-world randomness takes its place.
Still Unsure? Check the RTP
Every game at Royal Reels lists its Return to Player — the expected payout over time, usually between 94% and 98%. You can view it in the game info menu before you play.
If you’re serious about playing smart:
- Choose games with higher RTPs
- Understand that randomness doesn’t mean equal results in the short term
- Recognise that losing streaks and big wins are both part of the statistical curve
Royal Reels offers the tools — and the transparency — for you to play on your own terms.
Final Thoughts
RNG isn’t just a buzzword at Royal Reels — it’s the foundation of how the games work. Fairness is baked into the technology, tested by third parties, and protected by law.
If you’re 21+ and ready to play at a casino that takes fairness seriously — while still delivering fast gameplay, real payouts, and big wins — Royal Reels is one of the few that ticks every box.