How a figure gets onto this site
The provider page first
Every RTP, multiplier cap and release year here comes from the studio page for that game: bgaming.com, spribe.co, pragmaticplay.com, smartsoftgaming.com.
Aggregators do not count as a source
When review sites disagree with the studio, we print the studio figure and say the other number exists. That is why Spaceman shows 95% here and 96.5% elsewhere.
Nothing is invented
If a provider does not publish a number, the page says so. Balloon is the example: SmartSoft prints no return figure, so neither do we.
How the site earns
Links to lilbet on this site are affiliate links. If you open an account through one, the operator pays us a share of its own margin. You pay nothing extra and your odds do not change: the maths of a game is set by the studio, not by the site that sent you.
We write about games that are worth a South African player’s evening. Where a game is weak, the page says so in plain words instead of quietly skipping it.
What a game page has to contain
Every game on this desk gets the same treatment, so the pages can be compared with each other rather than read one at a time.
| Part of the page | Why it is there |
|---|---|
| The round, described once | What actually happens between the stake and the payout, without the marketing words. |
| The published figures, with the source named | Return, caps and release year, each traceable to the studio page. |
| A plan you can hold | Stake, cash-out rule and stopping points. This is the part that changes an evening; the maths cannot be changed. |
| What it costs in practice | House edge in plain rand terms, and who the game suits. |
| The questions people actually ask | Answered in the same words they are asked in. |
What a page never contains: a prediction for a specific round, an invented bonus figure, a made-up rating, or a date we cannot stand behind.
Who writes it
The pages are written and checked by the Crash Desk editorial team, and the method above is the whole of it. Write to editorial@crashspinner.com and the same people who wrote the page will answer you.