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Sources checked 13 Nov 2026 · Ghana availability not established

6 records. Select two titles to compare their documented fields.

Shared multiplier round — original layout schematic

Aviator

SPRIBE · Crash

Layout
Shared multiplier round
Published RTP
97% — publisher description
Mechanics and source notes

A rising multiplier round ends at a software-generated crash. A settled cash-out and a stake still active at the crash are different outcomes.

Account limits and the deployed rule set are not established by this record.

Public publisher description; deployed version not inspected.

Publisher reference ↗

Reference checked 13 Nov 2026. Ghana availability is not established.

Shared multiplier round — original layout schematic
A conceptual multiplier curve ends at a marked round boundary. No future result or timing is predicted.
Pegboard and result positions — original layout schematic

Plinko

SPRIBE · Pegboard

Layout
Pegboard and result positions
Published RTP
97% — publisher description
Mechanics and source notes

A disc travels through a board of pegs and ends at a labelled multiplier position. The publisher describes adjustable board settings.

The board settings and deployed paytable require their own version-specific record.

Public publisher description; deployed version not inspected.

Publisher reference ↗

Reference checked 13 Nov 2026. Ghana availability is not established.

Pegboard and result positions — original layout schematic
Pegs and receiving positions identify the format. No disc path, paytable or outcome is shown.
Six reels · matching symbols — original layout schematic

Gates of Olympus

Pragmatic Play · Slot

Layout
Six tumbling reels; pays anywhere
Published RTP
Not recorded from the checked page
Mechanics and source notes

Six tumbling reels use matching symbols anywhere on the screen. The original title has multiplier symbols and a separate free-spins feature.

This is the original title, not Gates of Olympus 1000 or another sequel. No deployed RTP is confirmed.

Current publisher page describes six reels and pays-anywhere mechanics.

Publisher reference ↗

Reference checked 13 Nov 2026. Ghana availability is not established.

Six reels · matching symbols — original layout schematic
Six columns illustrate the documented reel count. Generic symbols do not reproduce the game’s artwork or exact screen.
Tumbling-layout concept — original layout schematic

Sweet Bonanza

Pragmatic Play · Slot

Layout
Tumbling layout; pays anywhere
Published RTP
Not recorded from the checked page
Mechanics and source notes

Matching symbols anywhere on a tumbling layout produce combinations. The publisher describes a separate feature with multiplier symbols.

The original Sweet Bonanza record must not be reused for Sweet Bonanza 1000 or other variants.

Current publisher page describes matching-symbol and tumble features.

Publisher reference ↗

Reference checked 13 Nov 2026. Ghana availability is not established.

Tumbling-layout concept — original layout schematic
Generic symbols and downward replacement arrows explain a tumble. The diagram does not establish the deployed screen dimensions.
Original title: 5 × 3 layout — original layout schematic

The Dog House

Pragmatic Play · Slot

Layout
5 × 3 layout; 20 lines
Published RTP
Not recorded from the checked page
Mechanics and source notes

The original title uses five reels, three rows and twenty lines. The publisher describes multiplier wild symbols and a sticky-wild feature.

The original title is separate from The Dog House Megaways and other named editions.

Current publisher page specifies the 5 × 3 layout and twenty lines.

Publisher reference ↗

Reference checked 13 Nov 2026. Ghana availability is not established.

Original title: 5 × 3 layout — original layout schematic
The documented five-reel, three-row grid is shown. Twenty lines are stated in the source; no invented line paths are drawn.
7 × 7 grid · cluster format — original layout schematic

Fruit Party

Pragmatic Play · Slot

Layout
7 × 7 grid; cluster combinations
Published RTP
Not recorded from the checked page
Mechanics and source notes

A seven-by-seven layout uses clusters of matching symbols rather than conventional fixed lines. The publisher describes multipliers on qualifying symbols.

A cluster layout alone does not reveal hit frequency, volatility or the deployed RTP.

Current publisher page specifies a 7 × 7 cluster-pays layout.

Publisher reference ↗

Reference checked 13 Nov 2026. Ghana availability is not established.

7 × 7 grid · cluster format — original layout schematic
A seven-by-seven grid contains one illustrative cluster. It is a format diagram, not a result or paytable.
By OK Ghana editorial teamRevised Evidence checked Method & limitations

What this library establishes

Search a game name to identify its developer, broad format and the fields found in its public description. You can narrow the cards by developer or format and select two references for a side-by-side comparison. The comparison keeps the same fields in the same order, so an unknown value remains visible instead of disappearing behind a score.

These six records are a starting collection, not a list of every game available in Ghana. A title appearing here does not establish that a Ghanaian operator offers it, that a particular account can access it, or that a specific implementation has the same settings as the developer’s public presentation. The library is for identifying and interpreting published information. It does not host games or issue predictions.

The source date belongs to the reference record. It is separate from a software release date, an operator’s latest update and the date a person opened a game. When a source does not settle a field, we say so. In particular, the Pragmatic Play pages checked for these records described layouts and features but did not provide an RTP in the readable text we used. We have not filled those cells from a third-party summary.

Identify the title and edition before comparing a number

Similar artwork or a shared series name is not a reliable identifier. Gates of Olympus and Gates of Olympus 1000 are different named editions. The same distinction applies to the original Sweet Bonanza and its later variants, and to The Dog House and The Dog House Megaways. A field taken from one edition should not be silently attached to another.

A useful evidence record includes the title exactly as displayed, developer, version or internal identifier where available, the rule page and its date. If two records disagree, first check whether they refer to the same edition and deployment. A larger number in a game’s name is not itself a statement about RTP, win frequency or an individual outcome.

The cards use the original names supported by their linked publisher pages. Their schematic symbols identify a broad format; they are not game screenshots, copied artwork or proof of a particular installed version. This makes it easier to distinguish a field recorded from a source from an editorial visual used to explain it.

A layout describes the interface, not its outcome

The formats in this collection organise information differently. A crash game presents a changing multiplier within a round. A pegboard presents a path through pegs and labelled result positions. A conventional line slot arranges symbols in reels and rows. A cluster title instead identifies groups on a grid. Those labels help identify the kind of rules document required; they do not let us calculate a future result.

The Dog House’s checked publisher description specifies five reels, three rows and twenty lines. Fruit Party’s page describes a seven-by-seven cluster layout. The Gates of Olympus page describes six tumbling reels with matching symbols counted anywhere on the screen. Sweet Bonanza also uses a matching-symbol tumble format. These are different structural descriptions, even where the screen is generally described as a slot.

Features such as wilds, scatters and multipliers have meanings defined by each title’s own rules. A familiar feature name is not a guarantee that it behaves identically in another title. This library records a short structural description and links the underlying source, rather than turning a feature list into a promise about the experience.

Keep a published percentage separate from a personal result

Published RTP describes a theoretical aggregate; it does not calculate or promise a person's individual result
A reference percentage and a personal outcome answer different questions.

RTP means return to player. It is a theoretical aggregate associated with a specified rule set and a very large body of outcomes. It is not the chance of winning a round, a promise to return that fraction of a person’s deposit, or a timetable for when a result must occur.

The SPRIBE public descriptions used for Aviator and Plinko list 97%. This is attributed to the publisher description; it is not our measurement of a Ghanaian deployment. We have not tested an account, collected a sample of outcomes or inspected a local operator’s configuration. The record therefore keeps the source and the deployment boundary together.

Do not substitute a reported short-term payout statistic for a theoretical RTP. Those values describe different evidence. Similarly, an absent RTP cell does not mean zero, and it does not mean a game is automatically more or less favourable than another. It means the checked source did not establish that particular field for this record.

What a Ghana licence record can and cannot add

A developer’s game description and the Gaming Commission of Ghana’s operator register answer different questions. The first describes a product. The second records trade names, activities and dates. Neither should be used as a shortcut to claim that a particular URL is authentic or that a specific game is available in a particular account.

For a separate trade-name check, use the licence search. Match the relevant activity and expiry, then consult the current official source. A broad online-casino activity entry is not an inventory of every game title. A sports-betting entry is not a substitute for a separate activity record. No operator availability filter is offered here because we have not established those title-level facts.

If a record on this page appears wrong, send the exact title, field and public source through the correction form. Do not include account credentials, identity documents or private transaction information. A correction should help identify the evidence that needs rereading, not require access to a person’s account.

Sources and checking limits

Publisher references were reviewed on 13 November 2026. SPRIBE’s public descriptions were available through indexed publisher text; direct pages are dynamically rendered. The Pragmatic Play references below provided readable descriptions of the named originals. We did not launch a demo, place a wager or verify a Ghanaian deployment.

  1. SPRIBE: Aviator — publisher reference
  2. SPRIBE: Plinko — publisher reference
  3. Pragmatic Play: Gates of Olympus — publisher reference
  4. Pragmatic Play: Sweet Bonanza — publisher reference
  5. Pragmatic Play: The Dog House — publisher reference
  6. Pragmatic Play: Fruit Party — publisher reference

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