Towers RTP and fairness
Towers is a Turbo Games climbing game: you choose a difficulty, pick one block per floor, and every safe block lifts the multiplier until you cash out or hit a cross. Turbo Games publishes less about the game than most providers, so this page separates the few figures it does list from those that come only from reviews or from this site's own assumptions, with a source for each.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Published RTP | 95% |
| House edge | 5% |
| Average return per 100 units staked | 95.00 |
| Facts last checked | October 21, 2026 |
What Turbo Games lists, and what it leaves out
| Fact | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Developer | Turbo Games | Turbo Games game page |
| RTP | 95% (listed as "up to 95%") | Turbo Games game page, Casino Guru |
| RTP shown in some lobbies | 97% | Wolfbet, SlotCatalog |
| Highest multiplier | x3840.21 | Turbo Games game page |
| Difficulty levels | Five | Turbo Games game page |
| Floors | Nine | Casino Guru; not stated by Turbo Games |
| Safe blocks per floor at each level | Not published | none |
| Fairness model | Provably fair | Turbo Games game page |
| Release | 2021 (SlotCatalog: 25 November 2021) | SlotCatalog |
Two figures are disputed. On RTP, the developer's 95% is the primary source, so this site uses 95% and treats the 97% lobbies as a different configuration. On the top payout, PokerListings gives 1,000x, one operator 3,010x and Sigma a maximum payout of $30,000; this site follows the developer and uses 3,840x.
A climb, floor by floor
You set a stake and a difficulty, then pick one block on the lowest floor. A green check moves you up a floor and raises the multiplier; a red cross ends the round and the stake is lost. You may cash out after any safe pick. Each floor is a fresh row, so what happened lower down tells you nothing about the next one.
If a share p of the blocks on a floor is safe, the chance of clearing n floors is p to the power n, and a ladder priced at 95% pays about 0.95 divided by that chance. The game's help panel shows the exact ladder for your level; ours is an approximation.
What the fairness claim covers
Turbo Games describes Towers as provably fair: a hash of the round's seed is committed before you play and the seed is revealed afterwards.
Step 1. Before the round, note the hashed seed shown in the game's fairness section.
Step 2. After the round, take the revealed seed and hash it; the result should match what you noted.
Step 3. For the position of the crosses, rely on the game's own verifier. How the seed becomes a block layout is not described in any source we could read.
A match tells you the layout was set before your bet. It does not lower the 5% edge or show the board in advance.
The 5% and the 3,840x ceiling
On a ladder priced this way, chance times payout is 0.95 at every floor, so cashing out on floor one or floor six costs the same on average. Difficulty changes the spread, not the price. The Towers RTP guide works through the floors.
The ceiling breaks that rule at the top. On a one-in-four layout the formula already reaches about 3,891x by the sixth floor, above the listed maximum, so the deepest climbs on the hardest levels pay less than 95% pricing would imply. Turbo Games does not say which level and floor produce x3840.21, and we do not guess.
Assumptions in this site's model
Because the layouts are unpublished, the site's model assumes nine floors and five levels with 3 of 4, 2 of 3, 1 of 2, 1 of 3 and 1 of 4 safe blocks, a pattern third-party guides give for this kind of tower game, and caps every payout at 3,840x. Those survival chances are assumptions chosen to fit the listed figures, not numbers from Turbo Games. The results, records and dataset on this site come from that model and a fixed mix of levels and stopping floors, as the methodology page explains. The calculators use the same model.