Session Reports: Checkpoint Records of Our Logged Sessions

The reports so far

Returns are what each single session paid back, not the RTP of any game. The spread across these pages, 65.16% to 152.84% as of October 2026, is a working illustration of what a few thousand spins can do around the same kind of maths; these are single-session outcomes on different games, not estimates of any game's RTP.

What every report holds

The core is fixed: a passport of the session's vital numbers; the invariant, printed as an equation, start minus stakes plus returns must equal the on-screen final, to the cent, or the session is discarded; a balance curve over the logged checkpoints; and the checkpoint table in full. Two parts appear where the data allows: a bonus registry with every round, its trigger spin and its payout, recomputed from the raw entries rather than trusted from a summary, and frames from the timestamped archive, captioned with what the log says at that moment, including the moments where the frame lags the ledger by a settlement. Where per-round splits did not reconcile against the ledger, the report says so and publishes the totals only. The protocol behind all of it lives on the methodology page, and the reports feed the reviews, the Hold and Win and cascade data pages and the provider hubs.

The spin-by-spin logs and the frame archives beyond the published tables remain available on request through the contact form: name the game and the session ID from its report, say where the figures will appear, and link back to the report when you publish them. 18+ applies across this site, demo play included.