Return line on an off-list game sits next to the studio

Non-GamStop games are titles on an off-list host. The megaways grid follows the published rule. Weighting in the bonus engine decides whether that title can finish wrap before the rail that funded the stake opens. Off-list games still show studio and return on the help file. If they do not, skip the Megaways grid. Weighting decides whether wrap can finish before the rail that funded the stake.

From non gamstop games read table limits and no-more-bets before you treat the pit as live. Keep the Megaways grid on the rail that funded the stake until the host has settled the result. The next title waits. Lumpy math on the title is a distribution of returns, not a slogan. Partial wrap weight on the title stretches the lock on bonus funds. A late chip on a delayed feed is already dead at no-more-bets. AML checks wake with the cashout, not with the opening spin. Same-rail design means the method that funded the stake also carries the win. The cap tool belongs in account settings before the next stake. History in the account is the record of what the host already settled. Pending begins after settle and after the request on the same rail. Footer seals without a named generator are decoration. Studio, rules and return belong on the info screen before the reel moves.

Keep the Megaways grid on the rail that funded the stake until the host has settled the result. The next title waits. Keep the host whose RNG and cashier both finished. Cut the trailer lobby. Nothing on the client creates the outcome; the host already did. Withdraw hours sit under the button that starts pending, not under a trailer.