Ethan Moore is the byline under which Spacehills publishes its technical coverage: how slot mathematics actually works, what crypto settlement changes and what it does not, where VR gambling genuinely stands today, and which betting approaches survive contact with probability. The through-line is that presentation and mathematics are different things, and only one of them decides outcomes.
Articles under this byline take the numbers first. If a strategy claim cannot be supported by probability, it is not presented as a strategy — it is either explained as a misconception or left out. That rules out betting progressions, pattern reading and anything that depends on past results predicting future ones, because independent outcomes do not work that way.
Articles under this byline follow the same rules as the rest of the site. RTP and volatility are described as properties of a game rather than predictions about a session. No strategy is presented as beating the house edge, because none does. Where a figure is illustrative — such as turnover across a range of wagering multipliers — it is labelled as illustrative, and where the casino does not publish a number, the article says so rather than supplying one.
Every slot publishes RTP, volatility, hit frequency and a maximum win. Reading those four numbers takes half a minute and changes which games are worth your time.
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The multipliers are real and they are not free. Here is what funds them, what that does to a straight-up bet, and why no strategy shifts the odds.
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Virtual reality gambling has been three years away for about a decade. What live dealer technology delivers now, and the three problems VR has not solved.
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Bitcoin settles in minutes and skips the card network. It does not change verification, wagering, withdrawal approval, or the volatility risk you take while a balance sits in crypto.
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