Game facts
The provider's game page gives the RTP and the release date. The provider's demo gives the rules, the bet limits, the fairness scheme and, inside its code, the multiplier tables for each RTP setting. I read those tables directly rather than copying covers by eye, then checked the on-screen covers against them on Medium. The date of each reading sits in the author box and in the Sources list of every page. When a figure changes at the source, the page changes and the "last checked" date moves; the "published" date doesn't.
Where the provider is silent (per-lane odds, the maximum multiplier on its page, its corporate details), the page says so rather than filling the gap. The per-lane chance shown across the site is RTP divided by the multiplier, which is what a fair table implies; it's labelled as a model wherever it appears.
The three checks for a casino
- Lobby, from an Australian IP. The game is opened in the casino's lobby on an Australian connection. Its rules panel must name InOut, show limits and a max win, and have a provably fair panel. The first three covers on Medium identify the RTP table.
- PayID both ways. The cashier shows PayID for deposits and withdrawals with visible minimums and fees. Screenshots, dated.
- A timed withdrawal. A real deposit, a few rounds, a withdrawal request, and the number of business days until the money reaches an Australian bank account. Advertised times aren't recorded; measured ones are.
A casino that passes all three appears with the date of each check. A casino that later fails a re-check, or whose affiliate program shows systematic complaints on the public complaint boards, loses its button and keeps its review. As of 29 September 2026 no casino has been checked from an Australian IP, and none is listed.
What the demo can't tell me
The demo runs the 98% table and was opened from a Canadian connection. It can't say which table a given casino runs, what limits it sets, or whether the demo opens from Australia at all, given the studio lists Australia as restricted. Those are lobby facts and belong to the checks above.
Apps and copies
Store searches are run with the store's country set to Australia, and the results are recorded as listed: title, publisher, package name, date. I don't install the apps; a listing is a fact, an app's behaviour after install is a claim I haven't tested, and the pages say which is which.
Reporting an error
If a number here doesn't match the source on the date given, or the source has changed, use the contact page. Corrections are made on the page with the new date, and the old figure isn't silently overwritten where it matters to the argument.