We collect sources rather than numbers
A write-up of a crash or mines game easily turns into ad copy. Instead, we build a table for every title: parameter, value and the type of source behind that value.
We distinguish three source types. Official is what the studio states on its own site. Two independent sources is what does not come from the studio but appears with the same value on at least two unrelated sites. Not published is everything we could not find in either.
How best to read these three categories is explained in the spec sheet reading guide.
Where the rows of a spec sheet come from
Lobby data, such as which tag a game carries and whether it has a demo, comes from the public Dukat.bet lobby API. We last looked at it on 11 October 2026.
For studios and game parameters, the basis is the studios’ official sites: Platipus, Belatra Games and Mascot Gaming, plus Pragmatic Play and BetSoft for one title each. We recorded these as of 11 October 2026.
We rely on an independent site only when two sources give the same value. If just one site states something, we do not adopt it, however precise it looks.
All twelve spec sheets are also available in a single table on the comparison page.
An empty cell is information too
Several studios list no RTP on their own sites, and the release date is often missing as well. In that case the table simply says: not published.
We do not enter an estimate, and we do not plug the gap with figures from a similar game. If you want to know a missing value, the game’s own info panel shows what the casino displays for that particular version.
An invented number does harm; an honest empty cell does not.
When a row in a spec sheet changes
Studios update their game pages from time to time, and lobby tags can get reshuffled. A spec sheet therefore always refers to a specific day, and we print that date.
If a value turns out to be outdated, we check its source again. If the studio or two independent sites now state something else, we take the new value and adjust the source type to match.
If a value disappears from the official page and we cannot find it in two matching sources elsewhere, the cell goes back to not published. We do not keep an old number just because it once appeared.
The same rule covers lobby data: if a game changes its tag or loses its demo, we update the game’s page too.
What falls outside our work
We run no casino, accept no bets and manage no player accounts. We cannot decide anything about deposits, withdrawals or bonus credits; for those, contact Dukat.bet support.
We do not rank the games, and we do not hand out strategies. No setting makes the outcome of an instant round predictable, so we do not promise anything of the kind.
The site is meant for readers who are 18 or older. If you feel that gambling is taking more time or money than you planned, this page collects the brakes and the help that exist.
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If you spot an outdated or wrong value on a spec sheet, our contact page lists what to include so we can trace the problem quickly. How we handle your messages is covered in the privacy notice.