The six-symbol check and the line check answer different questions.
We compared the provider’s original game description with the operator-hosted rules PDF. Both support an anywhere-count bonus from six symbols, alongside separate left-to-right line evaluation.
Our interactive board makes that distinction inspectable. Its positions are an illustration, not a captured spin or a probability model.
The payout unit changes the arithmetic.
The rules explicitly separate bet-per-line scaling from total-bet scaling. We therefore avoid copying printed coin values into a total-stake multiplier table.
The R10/R1 example on the mechanics page is a reproducible unit-conversion exercise, not a claimed result.
A jackpot figure is not automatically the total cap.
The provider jackpot wording and operator maximum-win wording differ. We retain both sources and their scope instead of silently selecting the larger figure.
The source register below records what supports each public claim. No paid-round dataset or bonus-frequency estimate has been produced for this project.
A clean base-game interface capture.
We opened the original provider launch in English and used its actual introductory continue control. The resulting capture shows the base reels, displayed credit and stake, information control and turbo-spin instruction before any bet was placed.
The original capture and introductory screen remain in the research archive. The visible USD values are demo settings, not verified South African operator limits. No paid-round sample or result frequency is inferred from this image.

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