Editorial policy

Source hierarchy

When sources overlap, the one higher in this list takes priority.

1. The game’s own help text. For Spaceman this is Pragmatic Play’s Spaceman Game Help, version 1.7, whose change log runs to 10 July 2024.
2. Provider pages. Product pages, press releases and corporate statements, reported as the provider’s own claims.
3. Regulators and test laboratories. Technical standards, guidance and public registers.
4. Peer-reviewed research. Used mainly for the math of crash games.
5. Named third parties. Another game’s published documentation, for example, cited by name for a specific point.

Claims that appear only on affiliate or review sites are never used as fact. Where such a figure is widely repeated, the page says where it circulates and that no primary document states it.

When sources disagree

Conflicting figures are published together, each with its attribution and date. The site does not pick a winner without evidence and does not invent a reason for the gap.

RTP (return to player) is the working example. The Spaceman Game Help states a theoretical RTP of 95.50%. Pragmatic Play’s product page showed 95% as checked on 2 October 2026, a difference the provider does not explain. A third figure, 96.50%, appears only on launch-era review sites, with no primary document behind it. The page on Spaceman’s RTP figures lists all three and points readers to the help text inside the game where it is offered.

Models and facts

Pragmatic Play does not publish how Spaceman’s end points are distributed. Statements about probabilities therefore rest on the constant-RTP model and are worded “under the model”. Figures the site derives itself are marked “our calculation” or “our arithmetic”.

If something is unknown, the page says so. It does not guess.

What is never published

• Predictions, tips, or claims that an approach improves the odds or changes the expected return.
• The name of any operator that offers Spaceman.
• Figures stated as fact that no primary source supports, such as a volatility rating for Spaceman or a frequency for its rounds that end at 1.00x.

External links

External links go only to primary or authoritative sources: provider corporate pages, regulators, test laboratories, research and support organizations.

Some documents were available to us only as copies hosted by operators, the Spaceman Game Help among them. These are cited by name, version and date, without a link. The documentation that bustabit publishes sits on a gambling site, so it is treated the same way. Naming a game or a site as a source is not a recommendation of it.

Dates and review

Web pages change, so facts taken from them carry an “as checked” date. Articles show the month they were last updated. Pages are re-checked periodically and when a primary source is seen to change, as are the contact details of support organizations on the responsible play page.

This policy was last revised on 2 October 2026.

Corrections

Readers can report an error by writing to [email protected]; the contact page explains what to include. Each report is checked against the primary source. A confirmed error is corrected on the page, and the page’s updated date changes.

Independence and funding

The site has no affiliate links, sponsored articles, paid links or advertising, so no page earns more by saying one thing instead of another, and nobody outside the site reviews its pages before publication. The about page sets out its independence from Pragmatic Play and operators and the topics it leaves out.