How We Run the Games · Amigo Royale

Every Amigo Royale game outcome comes from a cryptographic random number generator, not a pseudo-random one. This page covers how randomness is generated, what return to player means, and how the published figures are measured.

How the numbers are produced and checked

Outcomes come from the operating system cryptographic random number generator. Nothing about a result depends on the player, the balance, the time of day or the size of the bet.

Every live game has a target long-run return. A nightly job re-simulates the whole catalogue against the same code that settles real rounds and fails loudly if any game drifts outside its band, so a maths error surfaces within a day rather than when someone notices a balance.

A second check watches the live ledger every hour and compares what each game actually paid against what its maths says it owes, judged against that game own volatility rather than a flat threshold. A game paying materially more or less than it should raises an alert the same hour.

Sweeps Coin bets are capped at 10 SC and a single prize is capped at 1,000 Sweeps Coins. Those ceilings are enforced in the ledger itself rather than in each game, so a defect in one game cannot pay past them.

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