BETVISA PG Soft Slots: Grids, the Hidden RTP and Max Wins

PG Soft slots on this BETVISA page means four specific titles: Mahjong Ways 2, Fortune Tiger, Fortune Ox and Treasures of Aztec. PG Soft does publish an RTP for each — the figure just doesn’t appear where most players go looking for it.

Open any of PG Soft’s own game pages and the RTP field renders as a blank dash. The number is real, and it does exist inside the data PG Soft’s own page sends to the browser, just not on the visible screen. Every RTP on this page is quoted from that published game data, phrased that way rather than “as shown on the page,” because a dash is what an eye check actually finds there.

The 4 PG Soft slots this site covers

Grid, volatility, RTP (per PG Soft’s published game data) and stated maximum win, side by side.

Game	Grid	Volatility	RTP	Max win
Mahjong Ways 2	5x4, 2,000 ways	Medium	96.95%	100,000x
Fortune Tiger	3x3, 5 paylines	Medium	96.81%	2,500x
Fortune Ox	3-4-3, 10 paylines	Medium	96.75%	2,000x
Treasures of Aztec	6x5, up to 32,400 ways	Medium	96.71%	Not quoted

Treasures of Aztec’s max win reads “Not quoted” for a specific reason: running the game’s own mathematics independently lands near 9,071x, well under the 100,000x maximum-exposure figure PG Soft’s data field lists elsewhere. Those look like two different measurements rather than one number stated twice, so neither is picked here.

Why PG Soft’s RTP never shows on the game screen

All four of these PG Soft slots carry an RTP a visitor checking the game page by eye will not find: the field renders blank. PG Soft does publish the number, just within the data its page sends to the browser rather than on the page itself. Reading it that way produces real figures, not guesses — 96.95% for Mahjong Ways 2, 96.81% for Fortune Tiger, 96.75% for Fortune Ox and 96.71% for Treasures of Aztec, each matching independent consensus for its title.

That’s why this page and every one of these four game pages say “per PG Soft’s published game data” rather than “as shown on PG Soft’s page.” The second phrasing would be wrong on every one of PG Soft’s fourteen-plus titles, this set included.

What a PG Soft slot’s grid tells you, and what it doesn’t

A grid like Treasures of Aztec’s 6x5 or Fortune Ox’s 3-4-3 describes reel and row counts, not the screen orientation a given build actually renders in. PG Soft’s published figures don’t state whether a specific device sees a landscape or portrait layout, so this page states the grid and leaves the layout question to the build in front of you.

The four grids here already vary more than their reel counts suggest. Fortune Tiger’s 3x3 frame is the smallest in this set, built small on purpose so a full-screen or all-wild result stays reachable. Fortune Ox breaks the rectangle entirely with its 3-4-3 shape, a taller middle reel than either neighbour. Mahjong Ways 2 and Treasures of Aztec both run wider frames evaluated as ways-to-win rather than fixed paylines, which is why their maximum win figures sit in a different order of magnitude from Fortune Tiger’s and Fortune Ox’s smaller grids.

How to check a PG slot’s info screen for yourself

PG Soft’s own in-game screen is the fastest way to confirm what’s actually running, on any device.

1. Open the title and tap its info or rules icon before staking.
2. Compare the grid and paylines shown there against the figures this page states for the same title.
3. Read which symbols trigger the free-spins round — Treasures of Aztec ties this to a stated scatter count, where Fortune Tiger and Fortune Ox use a full-screen or full-reel condition instead.
4. Note the maximum win multiplier as a rare ceiling, not an expected result, before setting a stake.

PG Soft games list, title by title

Four titles, the mechanic and figure that sets each one apart.

Mahjong Ways 2 evaluates 2,000 ways on a 5x4 grid, nearly double the original Mahjong Ways’ 1,024, and its free-spins multiplier climbs without resetting between cascades toward a published 100,000x ceiling.

Fortune Tiger stays deliberately small — a 3x3 grid with 5 paylines — because its biggest payouts depend on the entire screen matching or turning wild, conditions only reachable on a grid that size.

Fortune Ox runs an irregular 3-4-3 grid, four symbols on the middle reel against three on each outer reel, with synchronised reels that respin until a win lands.

Treasures of Aztec grows a progressive multiplier by 1 point per base-game cascade and 2 points per free-spins cascade, on a 6x5 grid evaluated at up to 32,400 ways.

Which PG Soft slot triggers free spins on scatters

Of these four PG Soft slots, only Treasures of Aztec ties its free-spins round to a stated scatter count: 4 or more scatters award 10 or more free spins. Fortune Tiger and Fortune Ox carry no scatter symbol at all, and Mahjong Ways 2’s free-spins entry runs on a different condition PG Soft does not state as a scatter count. This site’s scatter games page covers the scatter symbol meaning across every studio here, next to the wild symbol meaning in the same paytable.

What PG Soft licenses, and its 2020 suspension

Pocket Games Software Limited holds Malta Gaming Authority licence MGA/B2B/435/2017, filed under company number C 76195, confirmed Licensed on the MGA’s own verification portal. That licence was suspended once, on 29 September 2020, over a compliance breach, and was later reinstated — a more eventful history than a current-status check alone would show. PG Soft’s own provider page also lists a PAGCOR EGLD listing: content approval for PAGCOR-licensed operators, not an operator licence PG Soft itself holds.

Compare PG Soft against JILI and Pragmatic Play

PG Soft is the middle case of this site’s three studios: it publishes an RTP, unlike JILI games, but hides it behind a dash where this site’s Pragmatic Play pillar prints theirs in plain sight. This site’s game providers section covers all three, including exactly how each one’s RTP position was checked. For the rest of what the BETVISA lobby lists beyond slots, the BETVISA casino overview is the page that covers it.