Telling us we got it wrong
A site built on published odds has to be right about them. If a figure, a rule or a payout here does not match what you can verify yourself, that is worth reporting — and worth fixing quickly.
Last updated 14 August 2026
How to report something
Send it to hello@mapleplayroom.com with the page address and what you believe is wrong. If it is a number, telling us how you worked out the correct one makes the check quick; if it is a game behaving incorrectly, the sequence of actions that produced it is the most useful thing you can send.
What happens next
- The claim is checked against the game code and, where it is a probability, by enumerating the outcomes.
- If it is right, the page is fixed and its last-updated date changes.
- Anything substantive — a wrong probability, payout, rule or statement of fact — is recorded below.
- Typographical errors, broken links and layout fixes are made without a note, since a log of comma changes helps nobody.
What counts as substantive
Anything that could have left a reader with a false belief: an incorrect house edge, a payout that does not match what the game pays, a rule described the wrong way round, or a claim about how the site works that turned out not to be true.
Corrections issued so far
None. This site is new and no substantive correction has been made yet. When one is, it will appear here with the date, the page and what changed.
An empty log is not a claim of perfection. It means nothing has been reported and verified yet, which is exactly why the address above is worth using.
Four things to include
- The page addressA link beats a description of where you were.
- The exact wordingQuote the sentence or the table cell you are questioning.
- What it should sayAnd, for a number, how you arrived at it.
- Your browser and deviceOnly for bugs, but it saves a round of questions.