How we collect and calculate the data
TrackSpins records every round of 27 live casino tables and keeps the full history. This page explains where the numbers come from, how fresh they are, how each statistic is calculated and where the limits are. Our archive starts on 26 July 2026 and holds 11,941,333 rounds.
Collection
- Source. Our collector reads the public live-result feeds published for each table. For some tables a second feed is used as a fallback when the main one stops.
- Frequency. Most tables are checked every minute, some every 5 minutes. A round usually appears on TrackSpins within 1 to 5 minutes after it ends.
- What we store. For each round: the time it settled (in UTC), the winning segment or number, the bonus round and its result, multipliers, Top Slot and the table's own round ID. The ID stops the same round from being saved twice.
- Gaps. If the feed or our collector stops, rounds from that period are missing. We log major gaps and show them on the affected game pages. The largest one so far: 7 to 15 September 2026, when collection was paused while the site moved to new servers.
Statistics on game pages
- Frequencies. How often each segment, number or bonus landed in the chosen window (1 hour to all time), compared with its share of the wheel where the provider publishes the layout.
- Droughts. Spins since an outcome last landed, next to how often it lands on average.
- Multipliers and bonus results. Taken from the feed for the round. We record the multiplier that was actually won: on lightning roulette that is the multiplier of the winning number only, on Super Sic Bo the best boosted bet that won, worked out from the dice. Numbers that were boosted but did not land are not counted.
The radar
The radar is recalculated every 20 seconds from the last 2,000 rounds of every table. For each bonus or outcome it shows how many spins (hands on card games, rolls on dice games) have passed since it last hit, how often it hits on average and when it last hit.
Average. Where the provider publishes the layout, the average comes from it: Coin Flip on Crazy Time covers 4 of 54 segments, so it hits once every 13.5 spins on average; a roulette number hits once every 37 spins. For games without a published layout we use how often the outcome hit over the last 30 days of our archive.
Colours. Amber means the current wait is at least 1.5 times the average, red at least 3 times.
“Longest wait in N days”. We keep every wait of the last 30 days and look for the most recent one that was at least as long as the current one. If it ended 5 days ago, the current wait is the longest in 5 days. Waits that run through a known gap in our records are not counted, so a missed round can never make a past wait look longer than it was.
What it does not mean. Every round is independent. A long wait describes the past; it does not make the next spin more likely to hit.
We checked the maths against real droughts
A formula is only useful if it matches what actually happens. We took every drought in the last 60 days of our archive and compared the share that reached a given length with what the formula predicts (checked on 2 October 2026):
| Outcome | Spins checked | Drought length | Formula | Real share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crazy Time · Pachinko | 92,837 | 61+ | 10% | 9.96% |
| Crazy Time · Pachinko | 92,837 | 122+ | 1% | 1.13% |
| Crazy Time · Crazy Time bonus | 92,837 | 117+ | 10% | 9.88% |
| Crazy Time · Crazy Time bonus | 92,837 | 234+ | 1% | 0.94% |
| Crazy Time · any bonus | 92,837 | 26+ | 1% | 0.88% |
| Lightning Roulette · number 17 | 76,749 | 170+ | 1% | 0.92% |
| Lightning Roulette · 1st dozen | 76,749 | 12+ | 1% | 0.85% |
The formula and reality agree to within a fraction of a percent. This also means droughts on these tables behave the way independent spins should.
Limits
- Some providers do not publish the wheel layout. For those games we show only what we observed, without a theoretical share.
- Droughts that started before a gap in our archive, or more than 30 days ago, are left off the radar: we cannot be sure they are real.
- Rarity and streaks describe the run that has already happened. They do not change the odds of the next spin.
- Feeds sometimes report a round late or twice; the round ID removes duplicates, and late rounds are added when they arrive.
- Some details are known only from 1 September 2026: won multipliers on some multiplier roulettes; the bonus type on Monopoly Big Baller; lightning hands on Lightning Baccarat. Older rounds keep their numbers but not these details. On Lightning Dice, rounds before 15 September 2026 come from a feed that did not report small lightning wins, so the lightning rate for that period is lower.
- All times are stored in UTC.
Corrections
If a number looks wrong, let us know through the contact page with the game and the time. We check every report against the raw feed and fix the archive if we got it wrong.