Live radar

No. Every spin is independent: a bonus that has not landed for 300 spins has exactly the same chance on the next spin as after 3. The radar shows how unusual the current wait is, not what comes next.

“Spins since” (hands, rolls or rounds on card, dice and ball games) is how many rounds have been played since the outcome last hit. “Average” is how many rounds it takes on average: from the official wheel layout or odds where the provider publishes them (Coin Flip 1 in 13.5, a roulette number 1 in 37), otherwise from the last 30 days of our archive. Amber means the current wait is already 1.5 times the average, red means 3 times. “Last hit” shows when it last landed and, for bonus rounds, the top multiplier it paid.

That no wait for this outcome has been this long in the last 5 days of our archive. “Hit after 96 spins” appears for ten minutes after a long wait ends. Waits that run through a gap in our records are left out, so a missed round can never make a wait look longer than it was.

Every 20 seconds it is recalculated from the latest 2,000 rounds across all tables. A wait shows up on the radar about a minute after a round settles, depending on how often that table’s feed is read.

Yes. Our free Telegram bot sends a single message when a bonus on a table you picked runs unusually long, a big multiplier hits or your table returns after a break. No sign-up required, and you can stop it whenever you like.