Fairness and RTP

Every outcome is produced server-side using a cryptographically seeded random generator before anything is shown on screen.

The animation you see, whether reels, cards, a wheel or a crash curve, is a presentation of a result that has already been decided and recorded.

Outcomes do not depend on your balance, your history, your win streak or the size of your stake, and are never adjusted for an individual player.

Return to player (RTP) is the share of total stakes a game returns to players over a very large number of rounds. The remainder is the house edge.

RTP is a long-run statistic. Individual sessions vary widely in both directions, and short-term results say nothing about whether a game is behaving correctly.

Slots: approximately 96%.

Dice and Limbo: approximately 99%.

Roulette (single zero): approximately 97.3%.

Blackjack: approximately 99.5% with basic strategy.

Crash, Mines and Plinko: approximately 99%.

Keno, Sic Bo and Wheel: approximately 95% to 97%.

These are design targets for the payout tables. Verified figures are measured over large simulated samples and may vary by a small margin between individual titles.

A stake is deducted when the server accepts the bet, and the payout is credited when the round settles. Both are recorded in your transaction history.

A round interrupted by connection loss is settled on the server-side result already recorded for it.

If a payout table, multiplier or configuration is found to be incorrect, the affected rounds are void, stakes are returned and payouts from those rounds are removed, as set out in the Terms and Conditions.

If you believe a game has behaved incorrectly, contact support with the approximate time and the game name and we will review the recorded round data.