DragonFall

Blueprint Gaming files 365 titles in our catalog, and DragonFall, from December 4, 2019, is one where the record argues with itself: slotslaunch puts the return at 95.65% while slot.report says 96.46%. The 0.81-point gap brackets our 96.08% catalog median — below it by one source, above it by the other.

Both sides of the ledger

We surface disagreements like this deliberately; a spread is more informative than a false average. Elsewhere the row is mixed: volatility filed at 4 of 6 ("medium-high" per slot.report), a Dragon tag, and a wide 0.20-to-500 stake band — but no reel or payline configuration has reached our feed, unusual for a title of this vintage. Six years of shelf life should have settled the numbers; that they still disagree tells you something about the state of slot data generally, and it isn't flattering.

Planning around the worse figure is the discipline: assume 95.65% until the sources reconcile, and let the level-4 grade set session expectations. The 500 ceiling belongs only to bankrolls that could absorb the pessimistic math at scale, repeatedly.

Depending on the source, the house holds 3.54% to 4.35% of long-run wagers. Split no differences — budget to the bigger number. 18+.