Rasmus Hjortberg
Slot data & mechanicsI go through the games on INFERNOSLOTS: paytables, RTP versions and bonus features. It means two things: entering numbers I can defend, and reading all the fine print in the rule sheets that most people skip. The latter takes longer and is usually more important.
About me
What I do, what I like and where I draw the line
My taste goes in the opposite direction to the rest of the editorial team: I'm drawn to high volatility, stacked multipliers and games where the ceiling is ridiculously high. Not because I think I'll reach it, but because that's where the game math gets interesting — someone has deliberately built a hundred empty spins for a single one to be memorable.
On the site I am responsible for the slot pages: the figures, the tags and the walkthroughs of the features. The guides and explanatory texts are written Elin Sandgren. The split is intentional — the person who enters the figures should not also be the one who explains how to read them.
The rule sheets are the thankless half of the job. A studio can have slick graphics and a well-written press release and still hide the max win at the bottom of the info panel, or release the game in three RTP versions without saying so up front. Then it goes on the slot page, regardless of how good the game looks. If the provider doesn't publish a figure, I write that it isn't published.
A slot page from me always starts in the rule sheet. First the figures and features, then the screenshots, and if the provider changes something the page is updated with a new date. If an image is missing, it says so: I don't invent a gaming experience I haven't had.
How I work
Four rules behind every slot page
No numbers I haven't seen
Multipliers, jackpot tiers and thresholds are published only after they have been verified in the game's info panel. Until then the table remains empty.
The images are our own.
The screenshots on the slot page are captured by the editorial team, not the provider's press images. If an image is missing, it says so, with the date.
Data is not a sales pitch
A weak feature is described as weak even if the game has an ad button. The ad link is separate and never changes a figure.
Several RTP versions are stated outright
If the game exists in several RTP versions the slot page says so, with the lowest and highest published value — without pretending that the highest figure applies everywhere.
