The registry-leading Jili slot Super Ace remains at a 97.02% observed RTP, unchanged from Q1 2026. DMSTAT logged 23,412 paid spins across three PH-accepting operators during the rolling 90-day window. Hit frequency stayed at 27.4%; max-win multiplier settled at 1,000× per provider spec sheet. Jili's tumble-reel mechanic continues to produce slightly higher retention than the Pragmatic Play competitors in the same RTP band.
Sample composition
| Operator sample | Spins | Observed RTP |
|---|---|---|
| Op-A (Jili direct feed) | 9,820 | 97.06% |
| Op-B (Jili via aggregator) | 8,140 | 96.98% |
| Op-C (Jili promo period) | 5,452 | 97.00% |
What the number means
At 97.02% observed, Super Ace sits above the PH slot median by roughly 1.1 percentage points. A Filipino player staking ₱100 per spin over 10,000 spins would see an expected return of ₱970,200 — the variance band at 95% confidence is ± ₱22,400 on that sample. Volatility remains in the med-high band, not high. The tumble mechanic (cascading symbols after wins) is the primary reason Super Ace retains Filipino players longer than Money Coming despite a similar RTP ceiling.
Versus PG Soft competitors
At the same RTP band, PG Soft's Mahjong Ways 2 benches at 96.95% observed — 0.07 percentage points lower. But Mahjong Ways 2 runs in the high volatility band, so session-level standard deviation is materially larger. A Filipino player prioritising session length should default to Super Ace; a player prioritising max-win ceiling (5,000× vs 1,000×) should go Mahjong Ways 2.
Next bench
DMSTAT will re-bench Super Ace on the first of July 2026. Any observed-RTP drift greater than ±0.30 percentage points triggers an immediate re-bench with a dated inline correction on this entry.