Who we are and what we do not do
This site covers a single game and covers it through its arithmetic. It is not a casino, it is not the studio and it is not affiliated with either.
What we publish
What can be checked: the figures Pixmove Games publishes, what those figures mean in money, the mechanic as observed while playing, and the licensing framework with its practical consequences. Where a figure has two versions in circulation, we publish both and say whose is whose.
The clearest example is the win ceiling: x165 in the studio's announcement, x160 across several aggregator databases. Choosing the flattering one would be a lie by omission, and the disagreement is useful information on its own.
What we do not do
No ranked list of casinos, no bonus-of-the-month table, and no claim that a strategy improves the expected return. A drop game with a single input has no strategy to sell, and pages pretending otherwise are selling something else.
Nor do we publish user opinions with names, cities and stars, or an aggregate rating in the code. We cannot verify them, so reproducing them would mean inventing them. What exists here are testing notes signed by whoever played.
- No operator ranking and no recommendation links dressed up as opinion.
- No invented user reviews and no aggregate rating in the code.
- No stating minimums, fees or timings on an operator's behalf.
- No figures we cannot attribute to a source.
Why one site per market
The game returns the same everywhere, but playing it does not cost the same. What changes is the cashier, the complaints route and who answers when something goes wrong, and that weighs more in the real experience than any detail of the mechanic.
This English version spends its space on the arithmetic and on how to verify a licence in your own country, because Europe licenses market by market and a single regulatory section would be wrong for most readers of this page.
What gets revisited, and when
Pages are revisited when the studio changes something or when a framework changes. A review nobody looks at again becomes false in silence, which is worse than being visibly old: at least an old date warns the reader.
On this game specifically there is one correction almost nobody makes: several sites present it as a Minecraft product. It is not — it is a Pixmove Games title with no licence from or link to Mojang or Microsoft — and that clarification appears on the front page because correcting a widespread error is worth more than repeating what is already known.
Frequently asked questions
Are you a casino?
No. This site is informational: it takes no bets, runs no accounts and is not the studio that develops the game. It is not affiliated with either.
Why is there no list of recommended casinos?
Because a ranking whose order can be bought is not information. Instead we publish checks — licence, cashier, RTP panel — that will still work in two years.
Why do you publish two maximum-win figures?
Because both exist: x165 in Pixmove's announcement and x160 across several aggregator databases. We name which is the studio's rather than choosing the flattering one.
How often is the site updated?
When the studio changes something about the game or when a regulatory framework changes. A page nobody revisits becomes false in silence.
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Last updated: September 2026