Known RTP, unknown result from one session
Deciding how long to keep spinning Jammin' Jars is easier when you know what comes next, and nobody knows that in advance. The frequency of the Free Games Feature is not known before you play. The result of one session is random, whatever RTP version the game runs.
Comparing the two RTP versions starts with the game rules, because the version we run for Jammin' Jars is shown only there. Read the rules before you set a bet, and do not rely on memory. Each version returns a different share of the stake over the long run, and the table shows the gap in money.
Setting expectations for the top prize starts with one fact: the maximum win of Jammin' Jars is a ceiling reached very rarely. It is set as a multiple of the bet, so the amount changes with the stake. Reaching it on one session tells you nothing about the next session, and no spin brings it closer.