Book of Dead: Disclaimer and Terms of Use

What this page is for

This disclaimer covers every page on this site that discusses Rich Wilde and the Book of Dead by Play'n GO, including reviews, RTP breakdowns, demo pages and bonus information. It exists because a review site and an operator are not the same thing, and readers deserve to know which is which before they act on anything written here.

We are an independent information resource. We do not run a casino, we do not process deposits or withdrawals, and we do not control which version of Book of Dead any operator makes available. What we publish is analysis: how the game's mechanics work, how the paytable and free spins behave, and how the title compares to similar Play'n GO releases like Legacy of Dead.

If a page links to a casino, that link is clearly marked as leading to a partner site. Clicking it takes you off this site entirely, and everything from account creation to withdrawal timing is then between you and that operator, governed by their own terms and licence, not by anything written here.

Where our research turned up conflicting numbers between third-party sources, for example on hit frequency or on whether paylines are fixed or adjustable, we say so once and move on rather than repeating a caveat on every block. That single note is meant to be enough context for a careful reader.

What we can and cannot confirm about this game

Play'n GO's own game page lists a default RTP of 96.21% for Book of Dead, alongside certified alternative configurations at 94.25%, 91.25%, 87.25% and 84.18%. Because operators can select which configuration they run, the RTP you see in the game's own information screen at your chosen casino is the only figure that applies to your specific session, and it may not match the headline number quoted anywhere else, including on this site.

The maximum win is capped at 5000x your stake according to the provider, and the game runs on a 5-reel, 3-row layout with up to 10 adjustable paylines. These structural details come directly from Play'n GO's published material and are not disputed across sources.

Some figures simply are not published anywhere we could verify. Hit frequency is one example: different portals list values in the mid-20s and low-30s percentage range, but none of them trace back to a Play'n GO math sheet, so we treat that number as unconfirmed rather than guess at it. We would rather leave a gap than print a figure that turns out to be wrong.

Availability in Canada also depends on your operator and province. Book of Dead is widely distributed through Play'n GO's licensing agreements, but whether a specific casino offers it, and under which RTP configuration, is set by that operator and by the regulator overseeing your jurisdiction, whether that's iGaming Ontario, Loto-Québec, BCLC or AGLC.

Nothing on this site is financial advice, and nothing here suggests that any spin, feature, or betting pattern improves your odds. Book of Dead is a game of chance built around a fixed RTP range set by the developer; no strategy changes that math.