Basically, unless you're prepared to cash out slight profits or play really high bets, you shouldn't play low volatility slot. Personally I would never cash out less than 5x initial deposit, making the low volatile games completely pointless. They are made to make you bleed out, while high volatile slots are made to either execute you or make you king. Bleeding is really frustrating in slots (as well as in real life, I guess), and Netent and Quickspin are the masters of bleed.
I would still like to know how you presume this RTP manipulation occurs without people knowing. Another thing about really low volatile games, is that they are really predictable. While BTG probably could lower RTP on Bonanza by 10% without people noticing for a long time (as max win is enormous and people are used to go broke quickly anyway), this would be much harder to conceal in a game like Starburst, where a few thousand spins usually would be enough to get an ok picture of the real RTP. This is starting to feel a lot like the "stars is rigged"- discussion, where no one is acknowledging the fact that there are people with millions upon millions of tracked hands in databases that should easily confirm that "aces never win" if this was the case. Numbers and proof is so much more interesting than a gut feeling.
I would still like to know how you presume this RTP manipulation occurs without people knowing. Another thing about really low volatile games, is that they are really predictable. While BTG probably could lower RTP on Bonanza by 10% without people noticing for a long time (as max win is enormous and people are used to go broke quickly anyway), this would be much harder to conceal in a game like Starburst, where a few thousand spins usually would be enough to get an ok picture of the real RTP. This is starting to feel a lot like the "stars is rigged"- discussion, where no one is acknowledging the fact that there are people with millions upon millions of tracked hands in databases that should easily confirm that "aces never win" if this was the case. Numbers and proof is so much more interesting than a gut feeling.