NetEnt vs Gamomat: Provider Comparison
NetEnt vs Gamomat side by side: the database lists 244 NetEnt slots and 195 Gamomat slots, with average stated RTPs of 96.36% and 96.11%, respectively. Gamomat has the larger share of high or very high volatility games, while NetEnt has the larger share of slots with a bonus buy.
NetEnt vs Gamomat: quick verdict
NetEnt has the larger catalogue in this database: 244 slots compared with 195 for Gamomat. Its average stated RTP is also higher, at 96.36% versus 96.11% for Gamomat. The difference is 0.25 percentage points, so both figures should be treated as catalogue averages rather than a guarantee for any individual game.
The volatility mix points in the opposite direction. High or very high volatility applies to 26% of NetEnt slots and 48% of Gamomat slots in the database. This makes Gamomat’s catalogue more concentrated in the higher-volatility categories, based on the available classifications.
NetEnt also has more bonus-buy slots by share. A bonus buy is listed for 14% of NetEnt games and 1% of Gamomat games. Availability can depend on the specific title and game version, so the individual slot’s information screen remains the reference point.
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Catalogue size and game types
The database contains:
| Provider | Slots in database |
|---|---|
| NetEnt | 244 |
| Gamomat | 195 |
NetEnt therefore has 49 more listed slots than Gamomat. This is a comparison of the database catalogue sizes, not a statement about the providers’ complete historical output or the number of games available in any particular market.
The supplied data does not provide a breakdown by themes, mechanics, paylines, reels or individual game types. As a result, it is not possible to confirm from this comparison whether NetEnt or Gamomat has more games in any particular thematic or mechanical category.
The same limitation applies when comparing NetEnt and Gamomat by named titles. The page data contains no individual game list, so no game can be identified as the leading, biggest or most popular title without adding an unsupported ranking.
RTP comparison
| Provider | Average stated RTP |
|---|---|
| NetEnt | 96.36% |
| Gamomat | 96.11% |
NetEnt has the higher average stated RTP in the database, with a 0.25 percentage-point difference over Gamomat. RTP is a theoretical return figure calculated over a large number of spins; it does not predict the result of a particular session or guarantee any return.
These are average stated values across the listed catalogues. RTP can differ between casino versions of the same slot, so check the game’s in-game information screen for the version being played. The row does not provide the RTP of every individual game, so the averages should not be used to infer that each NetEnt slot has a higher RTP than every Gamomat slot.
For a direct choice between NetEnt or Gamomat on RTP alone, NetEnt has the higher database average. RTP is only one comparison point, however: the volatility distribution and bonus-buy figures differ substantially between the two catalogues.
Volatility mix
| Provider | Share rated high or very high volatility |
|---|---|
| NetEnt | 26% |
| Gamomat | 48% |
Gamomat has the larger share of slots rated high or very high volatility. The difference is 22 percentage points: 48% for Gamomat compared with 26% for NetEnt.
Volatility describes how a slot’s results are distributed, rather than changing its average RTP. A high-volatility classification does not establish a particular maximum win, frequency of wins or outcome for an individual spin. The supplied data does not include a full low-, medium- and high-volatility breakdown, so this comparison covers only the combined high and very high categories.
Bonus buy
| Provider | Share of slots including a bonus buy |
|---|---|
| NetEnt | 14% |
| Gamomat | 1% |
NetEnt has the larger share of catalogue entries that include a bonus buy. The figures show a 13 percentage-point difference between the providers.
The data records whether the relevant slots include a bonus buy, but it does not list the price, conditions or availability of any individual feature. Bonus-buy availability may also depend on the game version or jurisdiction. Check the in-game information screen for the exact title.
Megaways and cluster pays
The supplied row does not state how many NetEnt or Gamomat games use Megaways, cluster pays or any other specific reel mechanic. No provider-level conclusion can therefore be made for these categories from this dataset.
Signature features
The clearest feature comparison available here is the bonus-buy share: 14% of NetEnt slots and 1% of Gamomat slots include a bonus buy. This indicates that bonus buys appear more often among the listed NetEnt games, but it does not identify which games contain the feature or describe how the feature works.
No additional provider-wide feature counts are supplied. In particular, the data does not confirm totals for free spins, jackpots, expanding symbols, Megaways, cluster pays or other mechanics. Those details should be checked on each game’s page or in its in-game information screen rather than inferred from the provider name.
Max win
The supplied data does not include a top max-win figure for either provider. The comparison table therefore marks both values as not listed.
A provider catalogue cannot be compared by maximum win using the available row alone. Individual slot pages may display a max win where one is recorded, but that figure is not supplied here. Check the in-game information screen for the specific title, especially because game versions can differ.
Top NetEnt slots
No individual NetEnt game names or ranking data are included in the supplied information. It is therefore not possible to identify a top NetEnt slot, rank titles by max win or select a game by RTP without introducing facts outside the database row.
The available NetEnt-level facts are:
- 244 slots are listed.
- The average stated RTP is 96.36%.
- 26% of listed slots are rated high or very high volatility.
- 14% include a bonus buy.
- The top max win is not listed in the supplied data.
For title-level details, use the NetEnt Slots catalogue and check each game’s displayed specifications. Individual RTP, volatility, features and max win should not be assumed from these provider averages.
Top Gamomat slots
The row does not supply Gamomat game names, title rankings or individual specifications. Accordingly, no particular Gamomat slot can be called the top game on the evidence provided.
The available Gamomat-level facts are:
- 195 slots are listed.
- The average stated RTP is 96.11%.
- 48% of listed slots are rated high or very high volatility.
- 1% include a bonus buy.
- The top max win is not listed in the supplied data.
You can explore Gamomat Slots for the provider catalogue, then review the information shown for each individual title. The catalogue totals and averages above are useful for comparison, but they do not rank the games within the provider’s range.
FAQ
Which has more slots, NetEnt or Gamomat?
NetEnt has more slots in the database: 244 compared with 195 for Gamomat.
Which has a higher average RTP, NetEnt or Gamomat?
NetEnt has the higher average stated RTP at 96.36%, while Gamomat’s average stated RTP is 96.11%. RTP can differ between casino versions, so check the in-game information screen for the specific version.
Which makes more high-volatility slots?
Gamomat has the larger share of high or very high volatility slots: 48% compared with 26% for NetEnt. For more provider comparisons, see the wider catalogue comparison.
Which offers more bonus-buy slots?
NetEnt offers more by catalogue share. A bonus buy is included in 14% of NetEnt slots and 1% of Gamomat slots.
Is NetEnt’s RTP higher than Gamomat’s for every slot?
No individual-game comparison is supplied. The available figures are provider catalogue averages: 96.36% for NetEnt and 96.11% for Gamomat. These averages do not establish the RTP of every title.
Is Gamomat more volatile than NetEnt?
Gamomat has a higher share of games rated high or very high volatility, at 48% versus 26% for NetEnt. The row does not provide a complete volatility breakdown for all categories.
Which provider has the higher maximum win?
The top max-win figure is not listed for either provider in the supplied data. Check the individual game’s information screen for its stated maximum win.
Does NetEnt have more bonus-buy games because its catalogue is larger?
NetEnt has both the larger catalogue and the higher bonus-buy share, but the data does not establish a cause-and-effect relationship. NetEnt lists 244 slots, with 14% including a bonus buy; Gamomat lists 195 slots, with 1% including one.
Does the comparison include Megaways or cluster-pays totals?
No. The supplied data does not state how many games from either provider use Megaways, cluster pays or other specific mechanics.
Can these averages predict the result of a spin?
No. RTP is a long-term theoretical figure, and volatility describes the distribution of results. Neither provider average predicts the outcome of an individual spin.
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