Filbet PG Soft Slots — RTP, Max Win and Every Title Here

This page covers four PG Soft slots at Filbet: Mahjong Ways, Mahjong Ways 2, Fortune Tiger and Treasures of Aztec.

PG Soft publishes an RTP for each, and one of these four carries the single largest figure in this site’s entire data set. It also isn’t the figure it first appears to be — the section below on Treasures of Aztec explains why.

PG Soft Games at Filbet: RTP and Max Win Compared

Title	Grid	Ways / Paylines	RTP	Max Win	Volatility
Mahjong Ways	5x4	1,024 ways	96.92%	25,000x	Medium
Mahjong Ways 2	5x4	2,000 ways	96.95%	100,000x	Medium
Fortune Tiger	3x3	5 paylines	96.81%	2,500x	Medium
Treasures of Aztec	6x5	Up to 32,400 ways	96.71%	Not quoted	Medium

All four carry a published RTP above 96.7%, and every one of them sits at medium volatility according to PG Soft — even Mahjong Ways 2, whose ceiling is the highest figure anywhere on this site.

Why PG Soft’s RTP Never Shows on the Page You’re Looking At

PG Soft puts a real RTP figure in the data it sends with every game page, and none of that figure ever renders as text a visitor can read by eye — the visible field on the page is a blank dash.

The correct way to describe this is “per PG Soft’s published game data,” not “as shown on PG Soft’s page,” because a reader who checks the second way will find nothing there. Every figure quoted on this page was read from that underlying data, and each one matches independent consensus for the same title.

That single quirk is why a PG Soft RTP takes more care to state accurately than a Pragmatic Play one. Pragmatic prints its figure directly on the page a visitor opens; PG Soft’s four titles here — 96.92%, 96.95%, 96.81% and 96.71% — all had to be read from the data layer instead, one title at a time, and checked twice against independent consensus before being printed here.

PG Soft’s Catalogue Beyond These Four Titles

PG Soft’s full slot catalogue runs well past the four titles this page covers. This site tracks Mahjong Ways, Mahjong Ways 2, Fortune Tiger and Treasures of Aztec specifically, and nothing else from PG Soft’s wider lineup carries a page here.

A search for a different PG Soft title will not find it on this site, because no figure for it has been checked against PG Soft’s own record. The four above are the ones this page can speak to with a sourced number attached, and every figure attached to them traces back to that same data layer rather than to a page you could read by eye.

Mahjong Ways and Mahjong Ways 2: What the Sequel Changed

Mahjong Ways runs 1,024 ways on a 5x4 grid, with a free-spins multiplier that climbs cascade by cascade and holds for the round. PG Soft publishes a 25,000x max win and a 96.92% RTP for it.

Mahjong Ways 2 nearly doubles the way-count to 2,000, swaps the cascade for an avalanche variant, and lets golden tiles convert to wilds mid-fall. PG Soft’s published max win jumps to 100,000x — four times the original’s — while RTP edges up only to 96.95%.

Fortune Tiger’s 3x3 Grid and Its Full-Screen Multipliers

Fortune Tiger runs 5 paylines on a 3x3 grid, among the smallest layouts PG Soft publishes. Whole-screen outcomes drive its multipliers: 10x for a full screen of matching symbols, 500x for a full screen of wilds.

A screen that small is what makes those conditions reachable at all — the same rule on a 6x5 grid would almost never trigger. PG Soft’s published max win for Fortune Tiger is 2,500x, with a 96.81% RTP.

Treasures of Aztec: The One Title Whose Max Win Isn’t Quoted

Treasures of Aztec runs up to 32,400 ways on a 6x5 grid, with a progressive multiplier that climbs by 1 per cascade in the base game and by 2 per cascade during free spins.

PG Soft’s own data field states a 100,000x max win, yet independently simulating this title’s mathematics puts a practical ceiling near 9,071x — roughly a tenth of that figure. The two numbers may be measuring different things, a certified ceiling against a modelled outcome, but they sit an order of magnitude apart, so this page states both rather than quoting either as settled.

PG Soft Slots at Filbet: What the Four Titles Have in Common

Three of the four pay on ways rather than fixed paylines, and all four share PG Soft’s cascade family of mechanics.

1. Mahjong Ways and Mahjong Ways 2 both cascade winning symbols away for replacements, with a free-spins multiplier that never resets mid-round.
2. Treasures of Aztec cascades the same way, with its progressive multiplier climbing faster during free spins than in the base game.
3. Fortune Tiger is the outlier: no ways-to-win engine, just a tight 3x3 grid and a respin feature built around whole-screen outcomes.

How hit frequency differs from volatility is worth reading before treating “medium” as a promise about how any one session plays out.

Where PG Soft’s Licence Record Stands

Pocket Games Software Limited holds MGA/B2B/435/2017, a B2B Critical Supply Licence on record with the Malta Gaming Authority. That same licence was suspended by the MGA from 29 September 2020 over a compliance breach, then reinstated.

PG Soft’s own game providers record carries UK Gambling Commission and Gibraltar badges as PG Soft itself lists them, alongside the traced Malta licence above.

Finding a PG Soft Title Inside Filbet’s Lobby

1. Sign in and open Filbet’s games list.
2. Search the title by name rather than browsing — Filbet’s sections don’t carry a studio label.
3. Check the info screen for the current stake range, and for the maximum cashout meaning if a promotion is active on your account.
4. Start at the lowest stake step while you learn how the feature round behaves, since that round is where most of a PG Soft title’s return sits on every one of these four.