Methodology and Data Sources

This page explains where our numbers come from and how to read them.

Data source

We collect our data from publicly available sources: a third-party live results service that publishes casino game results openly on the internet. No account or login is needed to read it.

• Live feed: results arrive about one second after each round ends. This is our main source.
• Result listings: we read the same service's public result listings at regular intervals (every 10 minutes for most games) and fill in rounds the live feed missed.
• Player counts: once a minute, for the games where the service publishes them (38 of the 42 games we track).
• Biggest wins: the all-time top 10 by multiplier, for the 16 games that have a public list; refreshed every 6 hours.

We record each round once, using the round's own identifier. We remove player names and similar personal details before saving, and we take no images or video.

What we record

• The result of each round (number, segment, colour or total, depending on the game).
• The multiplier, when the source reports one.
• Total payout and number of winners, when the source reports them. We never record player names.
• Player counts, sampled once a minute where the source publishes them.
• The biggest recorded wins for the games that have a public list.

How statistics are calculated

• Percentages are the share of rounds in the selected period (1 hour, 24 hours, 48 hours, 7 days, 30 days or all data).
• A period is only offered when we have enough coverage for it.
• "Rounds since" counts how many recorded rounds have passed since a result last appeared.
• Times are shown in UTC.

Missing values

A dash ("-") means the value was not reported or we could not verify it. We never fill gaps with estimates. Where a game's multiplier data is still being checked, multipliers are hidden.

Limits

Results can occasionally be missing or arrive late if a source is unavailable. Statistics describe the past only.

Past results are not a prediction or guarantee of future outcomes.

Last updated: 17 October 2026