Record rulebook

The following terms have the meaning stated below throughout this rulebook.

The multiplier is always calculated on the base bet, never on the cost of the buy.

This is how the community and the providers themselves express results. Since divisions separate base game from buys, no comparison across modes occurs.

The multiplier on cost is logged and displayed next to the record, but it does not determine the ranking.

Rounding. The multiplier is stored with two decimals and displayed rounded to the unit above 100x.

Every record competes in a single division, set by two independent axes: game mode and bet tier.

3.1 Game mode

In the last three modes the real cost of the buy is also logged and shown next to the record. A bonus bought at 100x the bet and one at 500x sit in the same division, but the figure is visible.

If a game offers a mode that does not clearly fit any category, moderation decides and publishes the criterion applied.

3.2 Bet tier. Set by the base bet converted to euros.

The conversion is frozen at logging time: the exchange rate in force when the record is approved applies and is never recalculated. A record never changes division because of later currency moves.

3.3 Records per game. Independently of divisions, each game has its own page with the all-time record and the best mark for every game mode.

Every division is available in three windows:

• All time. Every record logged. This is the main ranking and never resets.
• Current year. 1 January to 31 December.
• Current month. Day 1 to the last day of the calendar month.

The all-time record is permanent. Another player topping the monthly ranking does not displace the absolute record.

All windows are computed on the date of the hit, never on the submission or publication date.

Games with a capped max win produce ties often: when several players hit a game's ceiling, they all log the same multiplier.

On an exact tie:

• The older record prevails. Whoever got there first takes the higher position.
• If the dates match to the minute, both share the position and are shown together.
• A record with an unverified date never displaces one with a verified date, even if logged earlier.

6.1 Clip requirements. Every record must be backed by a public clip or video reachable through a permanent link. The material must show, continuously and without cuts:

• The bet configured before the spin
• The name of the game
• The full course of the spin
• The final win credited to the balance

On bonus or feature buys, the amount deducted must also be visible.

6.2 Accepted formats. Clips and videos hosted on Twitch, Kick, YouTube or Streamable.

6.3 Not accepted:

• Screenshots or photographs
• Clips starting after the bet was configured
• Screen recordings of another video
• Material edited, sped up, slowed down or cut mid-spin
• Temporary links or links requiring authentication
• Content hosted on direct-download services

Evidence must come from the streamer's official channel. A genuine record submitted with a link to a compilation channel is rejected.

This rule is strict and admits no exceptions. Channels that re-upload other people's content are common in this field and make authorship, integrity and date impossible to verify.

A channel counts as official when it meets at least one of these conditions:

• It is linked to the streamer's verified Slotting profile
• It is linked from the streamer's official social accounts
• It has been verified by moderation, which records the criterion applied

A record rejected on this ground can be resubmitted with the original source.

The date of a record is the date of the spin, not the date the clip was published.

8.1 Twitch and Kick. We take the date stated on the clip or on the source broadcast. This is the preferred route and produces a verified date.

8.2 YouTube. The upload date does not evidence when the spin happened. The date counts as verified if any of these applies:

• The video is the full stream broadcast, with its air date
• The clip shows a readable clock or timestamp
• A matching Twitch or Kick clip from the same session exists

8.3 Unverifiable date. When the date cannot be established by any of the routes above, the record is admitted with an approximate date flagged as unverified. A record with an unverified date:

• May appear in the all-time ranking of its division
• Cannot compete in monthly or yearly rankings
• Never displaces a verified-date record on a tie

A record is rejected or withdrawn if any of these applies:

• The spin was played in demo mode, with play money or on a test account
• The material is edited, sped up or shows altered amounts
• The casino account does not belong to the credited streamer
• The evidence does not come from the official channel
• The visible amounts do not match the declared ones
• The game cannot be identified with certainty
• The evidence is no longer reachable

In the last case the record becomes unverifiable: it leaves the active ranking but stays in the history, with the date it stopped being checkable on the record.

10.1 Who can submit. Anyone. You do not need to be the player or to have a Slotting account. The record is always credited to the streamer who played the spin, never to whoever submits it.

10.2 Review. Every submission is reviewed before publication. Moderation checks the evidence, the channel authorship, the date and the match between declared and visible amounts. A rejected submission states the reason. It can be corrected and resubmitted.

10.3 Limits. Anonymous submissions are volume-limited to prevent abuse. Registered accounts get a higher limit.

Anyone can challenge a published record they believe breaches this rulebook.

The challenge must state the record concerned and the specific ground, citing the relevant article. Moderation resolves it and publishes the decision.

A challenged record stays visible while it is resolved, flagged as under review.

When a record is beaten, the previous one is not deleted.

Every division keeps its line of succession: which record stood, from when and until when. A record that held for two years has a value no first-place-only table can show.

The history is public and browsable from each division and each game.

The operator where the spin took place is logged as data about the record.

Operators with a verified licence in the relevant jurisdiction are shown by name. The rest appear without a link or highlighted identification.

Slotting does not link to casinos, does not hand out promo codes and holds no affiliate deals with operators. The operator is information about the record, not advertising.

Every approved clip scores points for whoever submitted it. The score measures the merit of the find, not the size of the prize in cash.

Each game mode has a reference multiplier: the multiplier worth 10 base points in that mode.

• +2 points for full documentation (record with confirmed evidence).
• +1 point when the date is accredited.
• +0 points when documentation is basic only.
• +2 points when the hit is the first approved submission for that exact game and game mode combination.

The hit total is base points plus documentation plus new record. The only cap applies to the base part (40 points); the final sum has no extra cap.

Bonuses are derived automatically from the verification level and the archive: there is nothing to tick by hand.

Submissions under a free alias score exactly the same and appear in the clipper ranking, flagged as unverified alias. They are not eligible for remuneration.

Each month ships an edition of the clipper ranking, identified as the “[month] edition”. There is no commitment to continuity: every edition is announced on its own.

To qualify for remuneration, a clip must meet all of the following:

• Be approved in the archive under this rulebook.
• Clear the minimum multiplier threshold for its game mode.
• Fall inside the focus category active that month.
• Have been submitted from a verified account: a free alias cannot be paid.

Moderation sets the focus category month by month and publishes it on the clipper ranking. It can be a bet range, a game mode or, in special editions, another dimension of the archive.

Minimum participation (quorum). An edition only pays out if, at the close of the month, it gathers at least 4 different clippers with eligible clips and at least 25 eligible clips in total. Below either threshold the edition is declared void, nothing is paid, and the ranking stays published for the record. Quorum progress is visible live on the clipper ranking.

Order follows the points system in the previous section. On a tie, the rulebook tie-breakers apply and, if still tied, the earliest submission wins.

Payment is made by Bizum with the reference “content collaboration — [month]”, or by bank transfer when Bizum is unavailable. This is a contribution for a content collaboration, not a gambling prize: there is no purchase, no draw and no wager of any kind to take part.

This rulebook is identified by version and date of entry into force. Previous versions stay available.

Changes are not retroactive. A record valid under the rulebook in force when it was approved stays valid, unless the amendment corrects a material error or affects the integrity of the archive.

When an amendment changes the classification of records already logged, it is stated expressly in that version.

Slotting logs exceptional outcomes. By definition, what appears in this archive is the statistical minority: the spins that produced nothing are logged nowhere.

Gambling has a negative expected return over the long run. No record in this archive represents an outcome you can expect.

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If gambling is causing you problems, in Spain you can reach FEJAR (the Spanish federation of rehabilitated gamblers) or the Jugar Bien information service run by the national gambling regulator.