The game’s published Return to Player of 96.15% is a extended theoretical value. During a particular session, its influence is purely psychological. Canadian players who know about this competitive RTP might show more patience. They rely on the math over a limited run of bad luck. This understanding can extend a session as players rationalize continued play. We have to emphasize that RTP does not affect single session outcomes. It is a compliance and long-term metric. The conflict between the recognized high volatility and the valued RTP creates a cognitive tug-of-war for players. It molds their own decisions about when to halt losing and when to collect a win.