- Observed RTP @ 2x (fixed cash-out)
- If every round were cashed out automatically at 2x, this is the long-run return measured in the current sample. With a small sample it can differ noticeably from the theoretical value.
- RTP stability
- The margin of error of the observed RTP @ 2x (fixed cash-out): half the width of its 95% interval. A narrower margin means a larger, steadier sample, not a better game.
- Median crash
- Half of the results fall below this multiplier and half above it. Compared with the highest multiplier, the median is closer to what a typical round is like.
- Instant crash rate
- The share of rounds that crash at a very low multiplier. It describes the risk in the low tail.
- Survival at 2x, 5x, 10x
- The share of rounds that reached the multiplier, derived from the observed return at that cash-out (RTP at t divided by t). Its interval is the RTP interval divided by t. History, not a forecast.
- Highest multiplier
- The highest multiplier seen in the sample. It does not make a similar multiplier any more likely in the next round.
- Sample size
- How many recorded rounds this figure is based on. The more rounds, the narrower the interval around a measured value.
- 95% interval
- The range that would contain the true long-run value in 95 of 100 repeated samples of this size. It narrows as more rounds are counted.
