2 articles on this blog
Sources: info panel and published terms
No promises of winnings
His topics are payout rate, volatility, the paytable and provably fair verification — all of it public before you play.
The figures come from the game's info panel and from published terms; there is no access to an operator's internal data.
What his texts do not contain: lists of supposedly "hot" games, claims about cycles, and self-run spin analyses — such a measurement cannot meaningfully be made.
„Trust is not a matter of belief but of verifiability." – Marcus Feldmann
Topics
Payout rate (RTP)
Volatility
Paytable
Provably fair
Hash verification
Certified RNG
How these articles are written
- Figures are taken from the game's info panel and from published terms.
- Every calculation is written so a reader can repeat it with their own numbers.
- What cannot be verified does not go into the text — or the text says it cannot be verified.
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March 3, 2026
The “secret pattern” claim rests on a single assumption: that the certified generator failed. Three verifiable numbers are available instead.
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March 31, 2026
Provably fair is a real, verifiable mechanism — but what it proves is narrower than assumed: that the result was not altered, not that it is favourable.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does Marcus write about?
Payout rate, volatility and verifying provably fair — the information available before you play.
Where do the numbers come from?
From the game's info panel and published bonus terms. An operator's internal data is not available.
Does he publish his own spin analyses?
No. A sample of a few thousand spins does not even separate 96 % from 88 % from noise; a meaningful test would need hundreds of thousands.
Does he recommend particular games?
No. The articles show where the numbers are and how to compare two games — the choice stays with the reader.
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