RTP, grid, multiplier ceiling and feature mechanics verified against Pragmatic Play’s public game materials—with unsupported probability estimates clearly excluded.
These figures and mechanics appear in Pragmatic Play’s public game page, campaign page or launch announcement.
The 96.52% RTP represents the theoretical long-term return across millions of spins. It does not mean you'll get $96.52 back for every $100 in a single session — short-term variance can deviate significantly in either direction.
Pragmatic Play’s public page does not assign Fury of Anubis a numerical volatility rating. The 10,000× ceiling, escalating multipliers and selectable feature options can still produce wide short-term swings, so bankroll claims should not be inferred from an unofficial label.
Pragmatic Play says ante bets, Super Spins and Bonus Buys are available only in select markets. These options alter access to features and multiplier starting values; availability and the exact wager shown should be checked in-game.