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Pick a Funky Time bet and a stake to see the payout, the win chance, the expected return and the house edge, and compare every bet on the table.

Pays on a win
10
1 to 1, stake returned
Win chance
43.75%
true odds 1.29 to 1
Expected return
9.6
per 10 staked, on average
House edge
4.01%
RTP 95.99% (base 87.50% + features)
BetPaysWin %RTPEdgeExp. loss / 10
Number 11:143.75%95.99%4.01%0.4
Letter P25:13.13%81.25%18.75%1.88
Letter L25:13.13%81.25%18.75%1.88
Letter A25:13.13%81.25%18.75%1.88
Letter Y25:13.13%81.25%18.75%1.88
Letter F25:13.13%81.25%18.75%1.88
Letter U25:13.13%81.25%18.75%1.88
Letter N25:13.13%81.25%18.75%1.88
Letter K25:13.13%81.25%18.75%1.88
Letter T25:13.13%81.25%18.75%1.88
Letter I25:13.13%81.25%18.75%1.88
Letter M25:13.13%81.25%18.75%1.88
Letter E25:13.13%81.25%18.75%1.88
Barmultiplier9.38%n/an/an/a
Discomultiplier4.69%n/an/an/a
Stayin' Alivemultiplier3.13%n/an/an/a
VIP Discomultiplier1.56%n/an/an/a

n/a: the provider publishes no RTP for this bet, so its return cannot be stated.

Expected return = RTP ร— stake; house edge = 1 - RTP. Base RTP = win chance ร— (payout + 1) plus any push; where the provider publishes a per-bet RTP that figure is used and the difference is the feature/multiplier contribution.

Source: content-src/guides/funky-time/rtp.md (checked 2026-09-06).

Each round is independent: past results do not change the next round's odds, and no wait makes an outcome "due". Theoretical figures come from the provider's published rules; observed figures come from our own tracker and change as rounds arrive. 18+. Past results do not predict future outcomes. Play with money you can afford to lose.

Frequently asked questions

Which Funky Time bet has the best return?
Number 1: RTP 95.99%, house edge 4.01%. Over many rounds you keep about 96.0 of every 100 staked.
Which Funky Time bet has the biggest house edge?
Letter E: RTP 81.25%, house edge 18.75%. It may pay more on a win, but the expected loss per stake is the highest on the table.
What does expected return mean?
Expected return is the RTP multiplied by your stake: the average amount that comes back per bet over a very large number of rounds. It says nothing about any single round.
Why does the published RTP differ from the base payout maths?
For bets with random multipliers (bonus rounds, lightning numbers) the base payout only covers the fixed part. The provider publishes an RTP that includes the feature; the gap between the two is the feature contribution.

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