Multiplier language can be ambiguous unless the rule screen distinguishes total return from profit. Use the displayed paytable and final transaction record; the examples below illustrate the fields to check, not a guaranteed payout.
Confirm the stake registered before betting closed. If a selection was rejected or partially accepted due to a limit, only the accepted amount enters the settlement.
Save the on-screen bet receipt when testing a new stake level.
For a Leaf selection, pair the stake with the payout shown for that segment and any pre-spin multiplier visibly assigned to it. Do not invent an extra multiplier from the host's commentary.
For example, if the interface states a total 6x return on an accepted A$2 bet, the displayed settlement should be A$12 under that total-return convention.
For a fish selection, record the bonus-entry result, the boost applied before the fishing reveal and the final fish value. The interface may already present the boosted final multiplier.
If the final history shows 40x on an A$1 accepted bet, compare against A$40 once; multiplying the earlier boost again would double-count it.
Use the transaction or game-history entry rather than estimating from wallet movement alone, because other bets may settle at nearly the same time.
If figures disagree, send support the round ID, timestamp, accepted stake and displayed result.
Last reviewed: 30 July 2026
