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Match title, studio and version
A catalogue entry should identify the developer and game version, while the rules screen should carry consistent branding and maths. Lookalike titles and copied thumbnails can cause confusion. Where a studio publishes an authorised-operator or distribution list, it offers stronger evidence than an aggregator’s unsourced provider grid.
- ADeveloper identity
- BVersion consistency
- CAuthorised distribution evidence
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Testing badges need scope and recency
Independent-lab claims should name the laboratory, tested product, standard, jurisdiction and date. A certificate for a random-number component may not cover the platform wallet or every game configuration. Expired or generic seals should not be presented as proof that all current catalogue entries share the same review.
- ANamed laboratory
- BDefined test scope
- CCurrent certificate
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Distribution and versions vary by market
A supplier may distribute different versions by market, retire a title or licence only selected aggregators. A reputable provider name does not prove that every thumbnail, rules file or game build is authentic. Our catalogue discussion remains descriptive and contains no direct game-launch URLs.
- ARegional catalogues differ
- BMatch the exact version
- CNo launch URLs