Knowing the RTP version before the first spin
Choosing a bet sets your stake, not your outcome. How often the bonus round arrives is not known in advance, and no session can be predicted from the RTP alone. Two players with the same bet can finish with very different balances, since one session is random whatever the RTP says. Read the RTP as a long-run average, not a promise for tonight.
Deciding how to play starts with the game rules, not the lobby tile. Which RTP version runs in a session is shown only in those rules, so open them before the first spin. Titles and thumbnails in the lobby do not show the version. Once you have checked the rules, you know which RTP applies to your bets.
Going after the top prize means planning around the ceiling, not expecting it. The maximum win of Sweet Bonanza Super Scatter is a ceiling reached very rarely, and no bet size guarantees it. Set your budget before the first spin and keep to it, whatever the screen shows. A multiple on the paytable is a limit, not a schedule.