Working rules
How this site checks things
Every claim here is either sourced to a document with an address or labelled as unsourced. The label is not decoration, and this page explains exactly what it means in each case.
Open Vave Advertising link. 18+.
2.21×
collect here and the round pays 2.21× the stake
seconds
- 1.00× – 9.99×
- 10× – 99×
- 100× and up
| Casino | Named by | Coins | Withdrawal limit | Before ID check | Licence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vave | 3 / 3 | 6 | no limit | not published | Curaçao Gaming Authority | Open |
Three grades of claim, and nothing in between
Every claim on these 19 pages carries one of 3 grades, and the page always says which one it is using.
Confirmed. Somebody read the document and the page names it. A version number quoted from a download page is confirmed as what the download page says — not as a fact about the file, which is a different claim needing a different check. A licence entry is confirmed by the register that holds it, with the register named.
Reported. Somebody else published it and we could not get to the underlying document. It appears with the reporter attached and the words that carry the doubt kept in place.
Not established. Nobody has read it here, or nobody publishes it at all. These two are different and the pages keep them apart, because “we have not checked” and “there is nothing to check” call for different work.
The third grade is the one most sites drop, and dropping it is what turns a gap into a guess.
Why an empty cell names its reason
An empty space in a table can mean at least four things: the document was read and the field is absent, the document exists but was refused to us, nobody has opened the document yet, or the operator does not publish anything of the kind. Each of those tells a reader something different, and a blank tells them nothing.
So a blank here carries its cause. When the studio’s published fields stop at four and three remain empty, the page says the three are unpublished rather than unknown to us — those are separate statements, and only one of them is about our effort.
The four on the left are everything the studio puts on the record: a 97% return to player, a round of ten to thirty seconds, a minimum stake of 0.10 and a release in 2019. The three on the right are the maximum multiplier, the maximum win and the ceiling on a single stake. Each empty cell carries its reason, because a bare blank cannot be told apart from a figure nobody bothered to look up.
Dates travel with observations
Anything observed rather than read carries the day it was observed. The fun-mode session behind the arithmetic on the return-to-player page and on the home page happened on 7 September 2026, and the pages say so. A download page read on one day may say something else the next; where a page describes what a site displayed, it dates it.
That rule has an unglamorous consequence: some statements here go stale, and a stale statement with a date on it is honest, while the same statement without one is not.
What this site holds itself to
Claims of testing match what happened. The whole of our own experience with this game is one fun-mode session, and that is how it is described everywhere it appears. Money was never deposited, a withdrawal was never requested, and a payout time was never measured here. A play balance cannot test a withdrawal, and the demo page says so on its own face.
Bylines belong to real people. A persona is given the experience it actually has, and nothing beyond it.
Every number carries a source. A maximum win, a payout time, a bonus figure — each arrives with the document it came from. Where the figure is simply unpublished, the page says so and leaves it there.
Blocked markets are left to their own rules. Where local rules make something unavailable, that belongs to those rules, and the question is referred there rather than answered here.
Time pressure is described, never applied. Countdowns, scarcity and “others are looking at this” belong to advertising, and the pages here run without them.
A file gets a verdict once somebody opens it. Pages about predictor apps and apk downloads argue from what the products claim and from how the game is built. They do not call any specific file malicious, because nobody here has taken one apart.
Where the commercial side sits
This site carries advertising, and one operator is advertised on it. That is stated on the page rather than buried, and it changes nothing above: the operator gets a button, not a better licence entry, not a filled cell it has not earned, and not a mention in a comparison it did not qualify for.
If a page ever reads as though the advertising decided its content, the page is wrong and worth writing to us about.
Where this site stops
Ranking casinos and keeping a scored list of operators are both ordinary things for a site in this area to do. Both require reading operator documents properly rather than copying somebody else’s table, that reading has not been done here, and so the rankings and the scores stay absent.
What it covers instead is narrower and checkable: what the game is, what the products sold in its name actually are, how the money moves, and what the law says — that last one on a single page, in full, and nowhere else.