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This page covers Pirots by ELK Studios. If something here doesn't match what you see at your casino — a different RTP figure, a max win that doesn't line up, or a feature description that's off — we want to know. Our research draws on ELK's own game page along with several third-party listings, and those sources don't always agree with each other. When you spot a mismatch, you're often catching exactly the kind of conflict we flag in the article: for example, some databases describe Pirots as an 8x8 cluster-pays game while others describe a 5x5 grid expanding to 8x8 with a CollectR-style collection mechanic. Both descriptions exist in the wild, so if you've seen a third version, send it along.

Before writing to us, check the operator you're playing at. Return-to-player figures and bonus buy pricing can vary by jurisdiction and by casino configuration, so a discrepancy isn't automatically a mistake on our end — it might just mean your casino runs a different build of the game. That said, if you've confirmed the number directly on ELK's official site or through a licensed Canadian operator and it contradicts what we published, that's exactly the kind of correction we act on quickly.

When you contact us, include the specific claim you're disputing, the page URL, and where you found the conflicting information. A screenshot or a direct link speeds things up considerably. We read every message and update the page once we've verified the correction — we don't just take the first claim at face value, since we've already seen how often sources disagree on details like release dates and payline terminology for this exact title.

If your message is a general complaint rather than a factual correction — say, about how a section reads or whether we've been clear enough about something — we still want to hear it. Editorial tone and clarity matter as much as the numbers do, and reader feedback is often how we catch a passage that reads well to us but confuses someone actually trying to decide whether to play.