Fabian Roth

Fabian Roth, editor for game figures and technology
Editor for game figures and technology

Fabian writes about the figures visible before the first stake, and about the technology working around the game.

3 articles on this blog
Sources: info panel and published terms
No in-house spin analyses

His topics are payout rate and volatility, the games' info panel, and what VR and similar technology change in the arithmetic — duration, not the rate.

His basis is the figures in the game itself and published terms. There are no in-house measurement series: a sound measurement of a rate would need hundreds of thousands of rounds.

What his texts do not contain: lists of supposedly rewarding games, claims about cycles, or forecasts for individual spins.

„The rate is in the info panel — everything else is packaging." – Fabian Roth

Topics

Payout rate (RTP) RTP variants Volatility Paytable Random number generator VR and live technology

How these articles are written

  • Figures are taken from each game's info panel.
  • Every calculation is written so a reader can repeat it with their own numbers.
  • Where a figure is missing, the article says so instead of estimating.

Articles by this author

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Fabian write about?

Payout rate, volatility and what technology in a casino really changes.

Does he analyse his own play series?

No. A few thousand rounds do not even separate 96 % from 88 % from noise; a sound test would need hundreds of thousands.

Why does the RTP variant matter so much?

Because the same game can return 96 % or 88 % depending on the variant — with identical artwork and triple the cost.

Does he recommend particular games?

No. The articles show where the figures are and how to compare two games.

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