Follow one position through three layers, calculate the full entry price and check your client’s identity. These tools explain verified mechanics and arithmetic. They are not a random slot, a strategy test or a played-round dataset.
Follow one position through the three layers
An explanatory model, not a playable slot. Each button shows the next stage at one position after a qualifying removal. Actual symbols and outcomes vary.
Layer 1 · regular symbol
The position starts at the top layer. A qualifying win or dynamite can remove its symbol and expose the layer underneath.
Check the full price and net result
Enter the price shown by your client. The tool does not assume an unverified Le Digger mode price. All amounts use the same currency.
Enter finite values: stake above 0, price multiplier at least 1, and returned amount at least 0.
Example: 2 kr. × 3 costs 6 kr.; a total return of 4 kr. gives −2 kr. The factor 3 is an arithmetic example, not a verified mode price.
Identify the version in front of you
Check these in the actual game, not only in a lobby thumbnail. This checklist does not certify an operator.
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How to read the layer model
The three tiles represent depth at one position, not three simultaneous wins. The top tile begins at layer one. Press Reveal next layer once and it becomes faint, exposing layer two. Press again to expose the illustrated coin at layer three. The written explanation changes with the selected stage, so the meaning does not depend on recognising the colours or seeing the animation.
The provider says the first two layers can contain paying symbols, FS symbols and Wild Dynamite. Layer three contains Golden Reveals. A win removes a layer behind regular symbols of its winning type; dynamite can also remove an affected layer. The model fixes a two-removal sequence so you can see why two events at the same position are different from one event affecting two positions.
It intentionally shows a coin as one possible third-layer object. That is not a probability claim or a prediction that the next reveal will be a coin. Clovers and Collectors are also part of Golden Reveals. Start again resets this teaching model; it does not demonstrate the game’s reset rules or preserve a simulated account balance.
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How to read the price calculator
The first input is the base stake in kroner for the calculation. The second is the price multiplier shown by the actual client. The third is the final total returned. Keep all amounts in one currency. The calculation is full price = base × price factor, then net result = returned − full price. A chance multiplier does not belong in the price input.
The initial 2, 3 and 4 values form a hypothetical example: a 2 kr. base multiplied by 3 costs 6 kr.; returning 4 kr. leaves −2 kr. net. Change the return to 9 kr. and the net becomes +3 kr. The sign remains visible as well as the colour, so a positive result is identifiable without relying on green alone.
A return equal to the full price gives zero net. A return can be positive while net is negative, because some of the stake was not recovered. The tool does not colour the price green merely because it is a positive number. It also does not tell you whether an offered price is good value; that would require rules and probabilities beyond arithmetic.
A blank, negative or otherwise invalid input produces an error rather than a plausible-looking result. The factor has a minimum of one because this tool models a base price and enhanced prices, not rebates. Its displayed currency is a local arithmetic convention, not a claim that our failed demo used Danish kroner.
How to use the version checklist
The checklist asks for identity, RTP, full price and the feature name. Tick an item only after finding it in the actual game. The progress count records completed checks; four ticks are not a certificate, a licence verification or an endorsement of an operator. The checklist is not sent to a server and does not require an account.
Keep the checks specific. Le Digger should identify Hacksaw Gaming, while the help panel should supply the return setting for that configuration. Price confirmation should show the currency and actual total charge. A bonus screen should tell you whether Tomb Service, Dig It or Gold Digger is active, rather than leaving you to infer it from a similar-looking animation.
If a launch fails, leave the unavailable items unchecked. A public lobby name may establish identity while leaving RTP and price unknown. Filling every checkbox from a generic review would defeat the purpose: the tool exists to distinguish what the current client actually tells you from what you have merely read elsewhere.
What has and has not been measured
The official demo attempt reached a wallet-connection error and was stopped without a completed bet. As a result, this lab does not publish an observed RTP, average bonus return or fitted strategy. The mechanism model comes from Hacksaw Gaming’s public description, and the images are labelled official promotional art.
A future round study would need completed-entry accounting: full charge, final return, mode and configuration, plus reconciliation with the balance. An interrupted attempt would remain incomplete. Until that evidence exists, the useful contribution is a clear explanation and reproducible arithmetic, not a graph with invented game results.
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