Fachai opens Treasures of Odin megaways leaderboard

Source

The desk reviewed Fachai's release note dated 20 August and the operator's published Treasures of Odin page on 21 August.

What changed

Fachai opened a megaways-specific leaderboard for Treasures of Odin. The leaderboard pays the top 50 finishers every Sunday at 23:59 UTC.

What it means for players

Scoring is published stake × round win multiplier; bonus buys do not count. Players get one entry per ₹100 cumulative stake on the qualifying game.

What stays the same

Treasures of Odin's published RTP (96.5%) and feature frequency are unchanged. The base game behaviour is identical with or without the leaderboard entry.

What to watch next

Fachai plans to extend the leaderboard to two more megaways titles in September; the desk will publish a follow-up when the operator confirms the rollout.

Briefings on this desk are sourced from each studio's public release note and the operator's published lobby. We do not invent dates, scores or quotes. If you spot a factual error, use the support chat to flag it; the desk publishes a correction note when warranted.

Reading the studio's release note

Fachai's release note on 20 August was short - four paragraphs in the studio's standard template - but it contained three verifiable facts that the desk pulled directly into this briefing.

First, the studio confirmed the leaderboard is megaways-specific and pays the top 50 finishers every Sunday at 23:59 UTC. The desk re-checked the cadence against the operator's published Treasures of Odin page on 21 August and they match. Second, the studio confirmed the scoring rule is published stake × round win multiplier; bonus buys do not count. Third, the studio confirmed players get one entry per ₹100 cumulative stake on the qualifying game.

Where the studio's note was vague - for example, on the exact tie-breaker rule for finishers at the same score - the desk has left the value unpublished rather than guessing. The operator's published page will surface the tie-breaker rule when it is published.

How Fachai's megaways games behave

Fachai's megaways engine is a licensed implementation of Big Time Gaming's mechanic. Each spin produces a variable number of symbols per reel, producing up to 117,649 ways in Treasures of Odin. The engine pays left-to-right and right-to-left, doubling the effective hit frequency.

The studio's published RTP for Treasures of Odin is 96.5%, in line with the studio's other megaways titles. The feature frequency is approximately one feature per 120 spins on average.

Where a player buys the feature, the price is 100× stake. Bonus buys do not count toward the leaderboard scoring; the scoring rule applies to organic spins only.

What to watch next

The operator's published Treasures of Odin page is the source of truth for the leaderboard tie-breaker rule and the per-week pool. The desk publishes a follow-up briefing if either changes during the campaign window.

The studio typically publishes a follow-up release note within two weeks of the campaign close, summarising total payouts and the top finishers on the leaderboard. The desk indexes follow-up notes on the same weekly cadence.

If a reader spots a discrepancy between the studio's note and the operator's published page, the support chat at /contact/ is the right place to flag it.

How this fits the desk's editorial standard

Briefings on this desk cite the studio's public release note and the operator's published page. The desk does not invent pools, tie-breakers or dates.

Where the studio's note is vague, the desk writes unpublished rather than guessing. Where the operator's published page contradicts the studio's note, the desk waits for reconciliation.

The desk's news index at /news/ lists every briefing in reverse order. The feed is also available as RSS at /news/feed.xml.

Studio context: Fachai's megaways roster

Fachai's megaways roster spans 8 titles as of the desk's August index. Treasures of Odin sits in the middle of getindslots games's published RTP range of 95.9% to 96.5%. The other megaways titles include Treasures of Aztec (Fachai getindslots games ID 3166), Queen of Inca (3176) and Treasures Raiders (3158).

The studio publishes each title's RTP and feature frequency on its developer portal. The desk indexes the published values weekly. Where the studio updates an RTP mid-cycle, the desk publishes a follow-up briefing.

Megaways titles are a notable slice of the Fachai getindslots games; they account for approximately 11% of the studio's 75 published titles. The studio's flagship remains the Buffalo Ways family, which the desk covers on the Fachai per-studio page at /providers/fachai/.

Operator context: the megaways leaderboard in the wider offering

The operator surfaces the Fachai megaways leaderboard alongside its other Fachai promos. The desk's review of the operator's published Treasures of Odin page on 21 August showed the megaways leaderboard as the largest weekly Fachai promo by pool.

Where a player wants to compare the megaways leaderboard with other Fachai promos, the desk's review page lists the published conditions side-by-side. The desk does not pick a winner; it surfaces the conditions.

The leaderboard's relationship with the rest of getindslots games is unchanged. Players can switch between the leaderboard and other Fachai titles within the same session; the operator does not lock the player into the leaderboard.

Editorial standard: how the desk sourced this briefing

This briefing cites Fachai's release note dated 20 August and the operator's published Treasures of Odin page on 21 August. The desk does not invent pools, tie-breakers or dates.

Where the studio's note was vague on the tie-breaker rule, the desk has left the value unpublished rather than guessing. The operator's published page will surface the tie-breaker rule when it is published.

The desk publishes follow-up briefings on its the news index at /news/ as the campaign progresses. The feed is also available as RSS at /news/feed.xml.

How Treasures of Odin compares with last year's Fachai megaways

Last year the operator launched the Queen of Inca megaways title (Fachai getindslots games ID 3176). Treasures of Odin is a similar megaways title with a Norse mythology theme. The two titles share a megaways engine but differ in art, sound and feature mechanics.

Fachai's megaways getindslots games has grown since last year. Three new megaways titles were added to the studio's getindslots games in the last twelve months; the desk indexes them on the Fachai per-studio page at /providers/fachai/.

Where a player wants to compare the megaways titles, the desk's news index lists each briefing separately. The desk does not aggregate Fachai megaways titles; each is covered as a separate story.

Reading the leaderboard in plain prose

The leaderboard is a megaways-specific competition. Players enter the qualifying game during the campaign window; the operator's published page counts each organic spin and applies the scoring rule.

The scoring rule is published stake × round win multiplier. Bonus buys do not count. Players get one entry per ₹100 cumulative stake on the qualifying game.

The leaderboard pays the top 50 finishers every Sunday at 23:59 UTC. The operator's published page lists the per-finisher payout; the desk does not list the payouts in this briefing because they change weekly.

Practical takeaways for readers

The most useful thing a reader can do with this briefing is open the operator's published page in a second tab and verify the three facts cited above. Where the operator's page disagrees with the studio's release note, the operator's page wins; the desk waits for reconciliation before publishing a correction note.

The desk's editorial standard is to source every briefing to a primary source - a studio release note, an operator lobby page, a regulator statement or a published help article. Secondary sources (reputable trade press, social media) are clearly labelled and never substitute for a primary source.

Where a player wants to track this briefing across the rail window or campaign window, the news index at /news/ lists every briefing in reverse chronological order. The desk also publishes follow-up briefings on the same slug when warranted.

If a reader spots a discrepancy between this briefing and the operator's published page, the support chat at /contact/ is the right place to flag it. The desk publishes a correction note within five working days when warranted.