What a row of game data holds
One row is one title in the crash and instant lobby of one casino. It carries the name of the game, its provider, its game type, an RTP figure when one could be confirmed, a volatility label when the lobby gives one, and whether a demo could be opened.
Counts on a page, such as the number of titles or of providers, are sums over those rows and nothing else. Every checked casino is on the casinos list, and the words used in the columns are defined in the glossary of terms.
Three sources for an RTP figure
Every RTP on the site is tagged with its source, because the same title can run at different settings from one casino to the next.
- Lobby: the casino prints the figure beside the title.
- In the game: the figure stands in the rules or the help screen of the game itself, opened at that casino.
- Published: the lobby and the game are silent, and the figure comes from outside the casino. It is accepted only when two separate publications state the same number.
A title with none of the three has no figure on our pages. We do not estimate one.
Dates and how long a figure stays true
Each casino page states the day its lobby was read. A lobby changes: titles arrive, leave and get a new setting. Treat a figure as true for that day, and open the game yourself before you rely on it.
What this data cannot show
An RTP is a long-run average set by the game maker. It says nothing about a single session and it does not rank casinos by honesty.
Rounds we recomputed prove that those rounds match their seeds. They do not prove anything about games we did not check.
We record no win feeds, no player results and no payout speeds. The calculators under all calculators work from the stated RTP alone.
Mistakes and corrections
If a figure here differs from what the casino shows you, write to info@betproof.app with the title, the casino and what you see. A confirmed error is fixed on the page and the date of the page is moved.
Last updated on 10 Nov 2026.