- Source
- The identifiable document supporting a claim. Preserve its author or publisher, title and URL.
- Scope
- The boundary of what the evidence establishes: a named title, edition, document or example.
- Reading date
- When an editor or reader checked a source. It does not establish when its underlying product changed.
- Version label
- The edition or build identifier actually visible in a source. Do not invent one when it is absent.
- Wild
- A named symbol role whose substitutions and exceptions must be read in the exact game’s rules.
- Scatter
- A named symbol whose trigger or award conditions must be established from the title’s own description.
- Base amount
- The quantity to which a multiplier applies. A factor without its base is an incomplete calculation.
- Multiplier
- A factor applied according to a stated base, operation and timing condition.
- Observed ratio
- A calculation from the particular entries measured or illustrated, with a stated numerator and denominator.
- Theoretical RTP
- A long-run return-to-player measure; it is not a guarantee for an individual session.
- Positive-entry count
- The number of entries above zero in a defined sequence. State the sample and the meaning of “positive”.
- Spread
- How widely the values in a stated set differ. An illustrated spread is not automatically a provider’s volatility rating.
- Screenshot context
- What is known about the source, capture circumstances, date and crop of an image.
- Unresolved
- Not established by the checked source. This is different from a value of zero or a proved absence.