
April 2026 re-bench shows no slot on the RLSH registry moved more than ±0.15 RTP points. Three titles drifted up inside sample tolerance; two drifted down. No re-bench triggered.
RLSH runs a quarterly delta table checkpoint across the entire slot bench. April 2026's checkpoint confirmed the registry is quiet — no title moved enough to trigger an immediate re-bench.
| Title | Prior RTP | April RTP | Δ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Super Ace | 97.00% | 97.02% | +0.02 |
| Mahjong Ways 2 | 96.97% | 96.95% | -0.02 |
| Sweet Bonanza | 96.52% | 96.48% | -0.04 |
| Gates of Olympus | 96.48% | 96.50% | +0.02 |
| Fortune Tiger | 96.72% | 96.81% | +0.09 |
| Lightning Roulette | 97.28% | 97.30% | +0.02 |
Every delta sits inside the ±0.15 tolerance band. Fortune Tiger is the largest positive mover at +0.09, Sweet Bonanza the largest negative at -0.04. Neither is large enough to change any head-to-head verdict on the RLSH battleboard.
Every April re-bench uses the rolling 90-day sample with a minimum 15,000-spin floor per title. Titles that fall below the floor are labeled provisional in the registry and excluded from head-to-head verdicts.
Quarterly delta tables are most useful when they read as null results. April 2026's checkpoint puts every sampled slot inside a ±0.15 RTP point band — well below the ±0.30 re-bench threshold and well below the ±0.50 verdict-flip threshold for any battleboard head-to-head. That null result is itself the headline: no operator-side or provider-side change is currently dragging any registry slot toward a re-bench.
| Spec | Threshold |
|---|---|
| Minimum spin sample per slot | 15,000 spins per re-bench window |
| Re-bench trigger | ± 0.30 RTP points vs prior window |
| Verdict-flip trigger on a head-to-head | ± 0.50 RTP points (or smaller if the prior gap was already narrow) |
| Window length | Rolling 90 days |
| Provisional flag | Sample below 15,000 → excluded from head-to-head verdicts |
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Statistical-floor enforcement reduces false positives | Lags genuine operator-side RTP changes by up to one quarter |
| Provisional tagging keeps low-sample titles visible without polluting verdicts | Cannot detect mid-quarter promotional RTP boosts on individual operators |
| Aligns with PAGCOR audit cadence for licensed PH operators | Same threshold applied across volatility tiers — high-volatility titles see wider session-level swings |
No. +0.09 is well inside ordinary 90-day sample variance at 96% RTP and tells you nothing about future expected value. RTP is a lifetime-of-game metric, not a session-level forecast.
None this quarter. Fortune Tiger at +0.09 is the largest mover and still 0.21 points inside the ±0.30 trigger.
Because operator-observed numbers include the bonus-buy mix on the PH side. Bonus-buy variants on Sweet Bonanza run at slightly different RTP than the standard spin and the mix shifts quarter-to-quarter.
Yes — see the dedicated January 2026 bingo and live-dealer delta table.
The aggregate sample counts are published in the registry footer. Per-operator breakdowns are not published to protect operator-side reporting confidentiality.
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