JDB Mr Hallow Win — DMSTAT opens 6,800-spin bench at 96.55% observed, candy-collect distribution profile

DMSTAT registry opens its April entry on Mr Hallow Win — 6,800 paid spins, 96.55% observed against a provider-stated 96.50%, sample window April 8 to April 27 across the editor's-pick rail. Variance class registers medium-high. The candy-collect distribution is the lab note that follows. ## Headline numbers - Provider-stated RTP: 96.50% - Observed RTP across 6,800 spins: 96.55% (+0.05% delta) - Volatility class (provider-stated): 5/5 - Hit frequency on base: 27.2% (1,849 paying spins of 6,800) - p50 free-game trigger: 215 paid spins - p95 cold streak (no candy-collect feature): 612 paid spins - Max observed window multiplier: 412× - Provider-stated max-win ceiling: 5,000× ## Variance profile The candy-collect mechanic is the variance source. Five Halloween-themed candies populate during base; a candy-collect bonus is triggered on the 4th candy-jar fill. The bench reads the candy-jar fill as an arithmetic distribution: at our sample window the mean fill cadence was 218 spins, σ 71 spins. The candy-collect feature itself is a meta-distribution: short, multiplier-stack feature. Across 31 candy-collect features in window, mean payout was 41× spin, σ 53×. The 412× window peak occurred on a single feature with three sticky multipliers. [**Bench DMSTAT's full April registry — including Mr Hallow Win**](/casino) → ## Methodology note Bench rail: editor's-pick GCash-eligible build of JDB Mr Hallow Win, base bet ₱2.00 normalized. Sample skips any spin during a network-disconnect retry. RTP computed on credited returns / wagered handle. Variance class derived from the standard deviation of payout-per-spin across the full window. The +0.05% observed delta is within the 95% confidence interval for a 6,800-spin window at this volatility, so the registry reads it as "matching provider-stated within noise" rather than as an advance. ## What to watch in May DMSTAT carries the bench into May with two data points to reconcile: 1. Candy-jar mean fill cadence — does the 218-spin mean hold across 12,000+ paid spins, or is the early sample inflated? 2. Sticky-multiplier frequency inside candy-collect features — 3-stick events occurred once in 31 features; the registry needs more sample to call this normal. The May entry will reopen the bench at 12,000 paid spins target. ## FAQ **Does the +0.05% observed advance change the slot's read?** No. It is within the 95% CI for the window. Provider-stated 96.50% is still the registry's reference. **Is the 412× window peak repeatable?** The peak is feature-driven (three sticky multipliers in one candy-collect). The math distribution allows it; reproduction requires the same feature stack. **Why is hit frequency 27.2% on a high-volatility slot?** Base-game hit frequency does not equal session profitability. The 73% non-paying base spins fund the candy-collect features; the variance lives there. ## Verdict DMSTAT registers Mr Hallow Win as a clean medium-high-volatility entry. The numbers reconcile to provider-stated within noise; the candy-collect distribution is the analytic story; the 412× window peak is feature-driven, not chance-stacking. [**Open Mr Hallow Win at the editor's-pick build**](/casino) — primary CTA [**Read DMSTAT's full April bench registry**](/casino) — secondary CTA --- **21+ only.** This content is intended for adults aged 21 and above. Gambling involves risk — never bet more than you can afford to lose. ## Play responsibly Variance classes 5/5 reward planned bankrolls. Set a deposit limit at [Responsible Gaming](/responsible-gaming) before opening any extended bench session.