Andaluz Nights — A Slot Small Enough to Check by Hand
Three reels, fifteen stops, one payline: 3,375 possible outcomes in total. Every one of them is enumerated when the page loads, so the return beside the title is not an estimate and carries no error bar.
Format: Slot · 3 reels · one payline · 15 stops · Demonstrates: An exactly computable return, enumerated in full at load
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The machine
| Reels | Three reels of fifteen stops, one line |
|---|---|
| Reel strip | 🍋×5 · 🌹×4 · 💃×3 · 🎸×2 · 7️⃣×1 — identical on each reel |
| Pays | Three of a kind only: 🍋 6× · 🌹 14× · 💃 27× · 🎸 68× · 7️⃣ 320× |
| Outcome space | 15 × 15 × 15 = 3,375 grids, every one enumerated at load |
| Basis of the figure | Exact. Not sampled, not certified — computed |
Four decimal places, and every one of them earned
Most slots cannot tell you their return exactly, because the outcome space is too large to walk. This one has 3,375 outcomes, which a browser walks in under a millisecond, so the honest figure is 95.9704% rather than “about 96%”.
The game is deliberately the simplest on the platform. Small enough that a reader with a spreadsheet and twenty minutes can reproduce the number from the strip and the paytable above, which is the point of publishing both.
What a three-reel machine is for
Andaluz Nights exists as the control case. When a five-reel game reports a measured return, the reasonable question is whether the measurement method can be trusted at all — and the way to answer that is to point at a game where measurement and exact computation can be compared directly.
Run the audit here and the sampled figure converges on the enumerated one. That convergence is the evidence that the sampling used elsewhere is sound.
The mathematics
Basis: exact. Computed at page load, not sampled — there is no error bar because there is no estimate.
Fifteen stops, three reels, one payline. That is 3,375 possible
outcomes, which is small enough to count rather than sample — and counting is what the game
does at load. There is no error bar below because there is no estimate.
| Symbol | Stops | Ways | Probability | Pays | Contributes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🌹 ×3 | 4 | 64 | 0.018963 | 14× | 26.5481% |
| 🍋 ×3 | 5 | 125 | 0.037037 | 6× | 22.2222% |
| 💃 ×3 | 3 | 27 | 0.008000 | 27× | 21.6% |
| 🎸 ×3 | 2 | 8 | 0.002370 | 68× | 16.1185% |
| 7️⃣ ×3 | 1 | 1 | 0.000296 | 320× | 9.4815% |
| Return to player | 95.9704% | ||||
The rose is the most valuable symbol on the reel and it is not close. It pays a fifth of
what the seven pays, but it lands sixty-four times as often, and the product is what matters:
26.5481% of the return against the seven’s 9.4815%.
The jackpot symbol is the least of the five contributors. That is true of most slots and is
almost never shown.
Every row above is probability times payout. Add the column and you get 95.9704% — the
figure printed beside the title, arrived at in public.
What the gate does before the game loads
Nine states have enacted statutory bans on the sweepstakes casino model, and six more closed their markets by enforcement without passing anything. Every one of those instruments turns on redeemable value. This platform has none, so it stays lawful in all fifty — but the geo-gate still names the statute, because a compliance claim that cannot be checked against a citation is a marketing claim.
Select New Jersey and the gate blocks the lobby citing A5447/S4282. Select Oklahoma and it plays, with an amber banner recording that SB 1589 takes effect on 1 November 2026. The distinction between an enacted ban and a ban in force is the sort of thing operators discover late; here it is in the interface, fed by the same weekly-verified database as the state tracker.