Affiliate disclosure

This site is an independent guide to Grave Robber, the instant win game by Pixmove, and it is funded by affiliate commission. The short version: the “play” buttons are affiliate links, we may be paid if you register with an operator through one, it costs you nothing extra, and it changes none of the numbers published here.

What that means in practice

Every outbound play link on this site points at graverobbergame.com/go, which forwards you to a third-party gambling operator that carries Grave Robber. If you follow one of those links and go on to open an account or place a bet, the operator or its affiliate network may pay us a commission or a share of revenue.

Links of this kind are marked with rel="nofollow sponsored" and open in a new tab. Links to Pixmove, to the help organisations on our responsible gaming page, and to anything else referenced for information are ordinary links that earn us nothing.

Why the game data is unaffected

This is the part that matters, so it is worth being specific.

The original data on this site — the three difficulty paytables, the opening multipliers of x1.04, x1.13 and x1.32, the per-dig growth rates of roughly +7%, +13% and +37% — was recorded in Pixmove's free demo, with no money staked and no operator involved. The demo runs the same game client for anybody who opens it. There is no version of that process that a commercial partner could influence, because there was no commercial partner in it: the paytable panels were read off the client, and the ladder numbers were transcribed from the on-screen current and next multipliers across roughly 45 rounds at a fixed stake.

The derived figures — break-even survival per dig, digs required to reach the x5,000 cap — are arithmetic applied to those measurements. Arithmetic does not have a sponsor. The about page sets out the full method and marks which numbers are Pixmove's published figures and which are ours.

The conclusions those numbers lead to are not always flattering. We say plainly that the advertised x5,000 maximum is effectively a HARD-mode-only outcome, that the vendor's “Low” volatility label describes EASY and not HARD, and on the responsible gaming page that the 5% the game keeps is a permanent cost you cannot play your way out of. Those statements stay whether or not they help conversion.

What we will not do

• No invented ratings or reviews. There are no star scores, no “rated 4.8 by 1,200 players”, no testimonials.
• No made-up bonuses or promo codes. If a specific offer is not verified, it does not appear.
• No adjusting the data to suit an advertiser. A measured figure is what the screen said. If we get one wrong we correct it.
• No pretending the demo is the real game's economics. The demo is a free way to learn the mechanics, and we say so on the free demo page.
• No presenting gambling as income. A 95% RTP game is entertainment with a price attached.

Independence from Pixmove

This site is not affiliated with, endorsed by or operated by Pixmove. Grave Robber, its name and its artwork belong to Pixmove. We have no agreement with the studio, no early access and no insight into its RNG configuration — which is precisely why the numbers here had to be measured rather than requested.

Your side of it

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If you would rather not send any referral our way, that is entirely reasonable: search for the game directly. The paytable and RTP page and the strategy page are free to read either way, and they are the reason the site exists.

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