Insights
Notes from
the studio floor.
How we think about volatility, retention and the unglamorous engineering underneath a catalogue. Written for the people who have to put these games in a lobby.
Volatility is a retention decision, not a maths decision
High variance is usually framed as a maths choice. In practice it is a decision about which players stay past their third session — and that changes how a title should be positioned in a lobby.
Read the post →One engine, eight titles: what standardising actually bought us
Shared RGS, shared certification stack, shared maths harness. The pitch is faster integration — but the bigger return turned out to be somewhere else entirely.
Read the post →How to read a slot spec sheet without being misled by it
RTP, max win and hit frequency are the three numbers everyone compares, and all three are easy to quote in a way that is accurate and still misleading. A short guide for operators reviewing a catalogue.
Read the post →04 · Operators
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