NetEnt vs Habanero: Provider Comparison

NetEnt vs Habanero side by side: the database contains 244 NetEnt slots and 140 Habanero slots, while average stated RTP is 96.36% and 96.8%, respectively. Habanero has the higher average RTP figure, while its catalogue also contains a larger share of slots rated high or very high volatility. This comparison also covers bonus buys, catalogue size and the available top-win data.

NetEnt vs Habanero: quick verdict

NetEnt has the larger catalogue in the database, with 244 slots compared with 140 for Habanero. That gives NetEnt 104 more listed games in this comparison.

Habanero has the higher average stated RTP: 96.8% versus 96.36% for NetEnt. RTP can differ between casino versions of the same game, so these figures should be treated as database averages rather than a guarantee for every version.

The providers also show different volatility mixes. High or very high volatility applies to 56% of Habanero slots and 26% of NetEnt slots in the database. NetEnt has a slightly larger share of games with a bonus buy, at 14% compared with 11% for Habanero.

For a broader provider comparison, see Comparisons.

Catalogue size and game types

NetEnt has 244 slots in the database, while Habanero has 140. On catalogue size alone, NetEnt offers the larger selection represented on this site.

The supplied data does not break either catalogue down by theme, mechanics or individual game type. As a result, this page does not assign either provider a lead for particular themes or formats. The reliable comparison is limited to the listed game counts and the supplied performance and feature data.

Catalogue size can still be a useful starting point when comparing NetEnt or Habanero. A larger catalogue means more listed titles to review, but it does not by itself indicate that one provider’s games have a higher RTP, lower volatility or larger maximum win. Those measures need to be checked separately.

RTP comparison

The average stated RTP is 96.36% for NetEnt and 96.8% for Habanero. The difference is 0.44 percentage points in Habanero’s favour.

RTP is a theoretical return statistic calculated over a large number of plays. It does not predict the result of an individual spin and does not mean that a player will receive that percentage in a short session. It is also important to check the specific game and casino version, because RTP can differ between casino versions.

The database figures therefore answer the comparison question at provider level: Habanero has the higher average stated RTP in this dataset. They do not establish the RTP of every NetEnt or Habanero slot. If a game’s RTP is not shown, check the in-game information screen.

Volatility mix

The database rates 26% of NetEnt slots as high or very high volatility. The equivalent figure for Habanero is 56%.

This means the Habanero catalogue has the larger share of games in the high or very high volatility categories. The difference is 30 percentage points. NetEnt’s figure indicates that high-volatility games are also present in its catalogue, but they represent a smaller proportion of the listed selection.

Volatility is a classification of how frequently and how unevenly a slot may deliver its results over time. It is not a measure of RTP, and a high-volatility rating does not indicate a guaranteed maximum win. The supplied data does not provide a full low-, medium- and high-volatility breakdown, so no further category comparison is made here.

Signature features

The supplied provider data identifies bonus-buy availability and includes separate comparison points for Megaways and cluster pays, but it does not provide counts for Megaways or cluster-pay games. It also does not list individual signature mechanics for either catalogue.

Bonus buy

Bonus-buy availability is recorded for 14% of NetEnt slots and 11% of Habanero slots. NetEnt therefore has the higher share by 3 percentage points in this dataset.

These figures describe the proportion of listed slots with a bonus buy. They do not establish that every version of a game includes the option, and they do not provide bonus-buy prices or details. Where availability matters, check the game’s in-game information screen.

Megaways and cluster pays

No database figures are supplied for the number or share of Megaways slots or cluster-pay slots from either provider. This comparison therefore does not state that NetEnt or Habanero offers more of either format.

The absence of a figure is not evidence that a provider has none. It means only that Megaways and cluster-pay data is not included in the supplied comparison row.

Max win

Top max-win figures are not listed for either NetEnt or Habanero in the supplied data. No provider comparison can therefore be made on maximum win.

A missing max-win figure should be checked in the individual game listing or the in-game information screen. Max win, where published, is a game-level specification rather than a conclusion that can be inferred from provider average RTP or volatility.

Top NetEnt slots

The supplied row does not include individual NetEnt game names or a verified top-games list. It therefore cannot rank or identify specific NetEnt slots without adding information outside the database figures provided for this page.

The available provider-level facts are that NetEnt has 244 listed slots, an average stated RTP of 96.36%, 26% high or very high volatility and 14% bonus-buy availability. To review the individual catalogue, explore NetEnt Slots.

Top Habanero slots

No individual Habanero game names or verified ranking data are included in the supplied row. For that reason, this page does not label particular Habanero games as top slots.

The provider-level data shows 140 Habanero slots in the database, an average stated RTP of 96.8%, 56% rated high or very high volatility and 11% with a bonus buy. To inspect the available individual titles, explore Habanero Slots.

FAQ

Which has more slots, NetEnt or Habanero?

NetEnt has more slots in the database: 244 compared with 140 for Habanero.

Which has a higher average RTP, NetEnt or Habanero?

Habanero has the higher average stated RTP at 96.8%. NetEnt’s average stated RTP is 96.36%. RTP can differ between casino versions, so check the individual game information where available.

Which makes more high-volatility slots?

Habanero has the larger share of slots rated high or very high volatility: 56%, compared with 26% for NetEnt. For more provider comparisons, see compare the catalogues.

Which offers more bonus-buy slots?

NetEnt has the higher share of slots with a bonus buy, at 14%. Habanero’s share is 11%.

Is NetEnt or Habanero better for RTP?

The database average is higher for Habanero, at 96.8% versus 96.36% for NetEnt. This is an average comparison, not a statement about every individual game, and RTP may differ between casino versions.

Is NetEnt or Habanero more volatile?

Based on the supplied volatility mix, Habanero is more heavily represented by high or very high volatility slots: 56% compared with 26% for NetEnt. The data does not provide a complete breakdown of all other volatility categories.

Which provider has the larger catalogue?

NetEnt has the larger catalogue in this database, with 244 slots. Habanero has 140, so NetEnt has 104 more listed games.

Are Megaways and cluster-pay counts available?

No. The supplied data does not give the number or share of Megaways or cluster-pay slots for either provider.

Are maximum win figures available?

No. Top max-win values are not listed for either provider in the supplied data. Check the individual game listing or in-game information screen for a specific title.

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