Brodie Kincaid spent several years fixing phones in a repair shop in Newcastle, NSW, and came away with a habit: open a thing up before trusting it. He plays crash games in demo mode and with $10 to $20 at a time, keeps a log of what each round paid and where he stopped, and collects the store listings and clone sites that borrow the name of the game he writes about.
What Brodie does on this site
- Reads the game's rules, limits and fairness scheme in the provider's own demo, and pulls the multiplier tables from its code rather than copying them by eye. The dates are in every page's author box.
- Runs the app-store searches with the store set to Australia and records what comes back, publisher by publisher, on the app page.
- Writes the odds tables and the lane calculator, and labels the per-lane chance as a model.
- Will run the three checks on any casino before its name appears, from an Australian connection, with his own money for the withdrawal test.
What Brodie isn't
Not a lawyer, not a financial adviser, not employed by a casino or by InOut Games, and not a "pro". He doesn't sell signals, predictors or strategies, because the signals page explains why none can exist for a seeded round.
Corrections
If a number on a page doesn't match its source on the date given, write through the contact page. Brodie answers and fixes it with a new date.
About the picture
The portrait is an illustration, not a photograph, and Brodie Kincaid is a pen name.