How PlayLiva researches games
We identify each game by provider and edition, then consult the provider’s public product documentation. Similar names do not establish the same rules, artwork rights or RTP. Sources and verification dates are retained with the reference records; unknown values are omitted.
Artwork records identify the source and local derivative. Public access to an image is not, by itself, a licence to redistribute it. Rights evidence must be reviewed separately from factual game documentation; a source citation does not resolve a rights dispute.
Provider documentation does not prove that a particular operator offers a game in a particular market. Exact availability uses separate, explicit evidence. A generic brand link is not confirmation of an exact game, offer or PlayLiva Original at that operator.
PlayLiva Originals are local free-play simulations with virtual credits, not provider games or real-money balances. Their results do not predict external games. PlayLiva does not accept deposits or cash withdrawals.
Editorial dates describe recorded publication or substantive content changes, not the current build date. Organizational attribution does not imply that a named expert reviewed the content. We do not publish invented ratings, player counts or personal testing claims.
Commercial links may generate commission and are labelled separately. Authorization, source freshness and publication restrictions can suppress promotion even when a commercial partnership is approved. No commission arrangement establishes factual game availability.
Use Contact to report a factual error, missing source or rights concern, including the page and supporting evidence. The form opens an email draft; it does not send a message or promise a response time.
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