Sources & corrections
A visible rule trail
How the desk verifies game-mechanic claims and fixes material errors.
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Strong sources
A source is evaluated for proximity to the rule, accountability, publication date and whether its method can be inspected.
A live game help screen supports version-specific mechanics; a regulator supports market rules and player-information requirements; an independent support organization supports help pathways.
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Exact configuration
A title can have more than one RTP setting, feature set or jurisdiction-specific version. We avoid moving a number from one configuration to another.
Screenshots and promotional graphics can show possible rewards but do not establish frequency. A frequency remains unknown unless a reliable source publishes it.
- Possible does not mean likely
- RTP is not a session promise
- A maximum value is not an expected value
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Submitting a correction
Email editorial@olympusmultiplier.com with the URL, disputed text, proposed correction and a reliable source. State any relationship to the game, provider or operator.
Safety, legal and materially misleading claims are prioritized. The desk checks the exact version before changing a rule description.
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Correction notes
Minor spelling or formatting fixes may be made without a note. A correction that changes meaning includes the date, original issue and corrected account.
There are no recorded material corrections in this edition as of 2 September 2026.
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Moved or removed records
Official pages can move. When a source disappears, we look for the same record at the issuing organization or an established archive and reassess the claim if the underlying guidance changed.