How the tracker works

Recording

Each tracked game publishes its results to a public feed the moment a round settles. Scoreo listens to that feed around the clock and stores every round: the time it settled, the result, the multipliers, and the number of winners and total payout when the feed includes them. Nothing is sampled and nothing is simulated. If the connection drops, the worker reconnects and fills the gap from the feed's short history, so days are complete.

Statistics

Every figure on a game page is computed from the stored rounds for the time window you select, from the last 10 minutes to all-time. The result split counts how often each outcome landed. Spins since last bonus counts rounds since each bonus last appeared. Biggest wins ranks rounds by their total multiplier, including any matched Top Slot or Chance multiplier.

Expected vs actual

Games with a fixed wheel have fixed odds: Crazy Time has 54 segments, 21 of which show the number 1, so the number 1 is expected on 38.9% of spins. Scoreo prints that expectation next to the observed share. A result is marked hot when it has landed at least 20% more often than expected over at least 100 rounds, and cold when at least 20% less often. The usual gap for a bonus is the wheel size divided by the bonus's segments; for games without fixed odds it is the observed average gap.

What the numbers cannot do

Every round is independent. A long gap does not make a bonus more likely on the next spin, and a hot segment is not more likely to hit again. The statistics describe what has happened. They are useful for understanding a game, checking a session or spotting an unusual stretch, and useless for predicting the next result.

Times

Rounds are stored in UTC. The site shows times in your local zone once the page has loaded, and daily archive pages use UTC days.