A tournament redistributes part of what the entrants lose. The scoring rule decides which behaviour is rewarded — and it is published.
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Staking rules change the variance and the risk of ruin, not the house edge. The thousands of sessions we claimed to have watched did not exist.
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Quick spin does not change what a game returns per spin. It doubles the turnover, and with it the expected cost of an hour.
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A progressive pool is funded out of the game’s own declared return, and no jackpot is ever due. The seed and frequency table was invented.
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The welcome package applies without a code and no public code list exists. This page used to promise ten of them.
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Certified games draw each result independently, so there is no pattern for a model to find. The win rates on this page were invented.
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Cashback reduces the effective house edge by a calculable amount. It does not come with 300 per cent point multipliers.
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Network fees, finality and the verification queue are real. Per-coin payout times and bonus multipliers were not.
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RTP is set by the studio and printed inside the game. It does not rise from one year to the next, and this page used to claim it did.
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A live dealer follows a fixed procedure and cannot see the undealt cards. That one fact removes most of what this page used to claim.
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