A live stream of real casino bets from nine tracked sources: game, stake, payout and multiplier as they settle. Our own adapters, not a resold feed.
Every row on this page is a real bet that settled at a real casino within the last few minutes. We do not buy or resell a feed: we wrote one adapter per operator against their own public bet stream, normalise the result into a single shape, convert stakes into USD, and drop them into a rolling buffer that the page polls every few seconds.
Nine sources feed this stream. Four are our own protocol implementations — a socket.io namespace for Duel, a GraphQL poll for Stake, a GraphQL endpoint for Shuffle, and a msgpack-over-WebSocket parser for Rainbet. The rest arrive through a shared realtime stream that covers Roobet, Gamdom, MyPrize, Winna and Stake US.
Bet and payout are shown in USD wherever we can price the currency, and in the original coin when we cannot. Conversion uses our own FX layer: live crypto rates plus a fiat table, refreshed continuously, so a bet placed in INR or SOL is comparable to one placed in USDT.
A bet is flagged as a high roller at $1,000 staked or $5,000 returned. Player names are masked at source or by us — we never publish an identifier the casino itself keeps private, and accounts that opt out of public feeds simply never appear.
This is a sample of public feeds, not a casino’s full book. Operators publish what they choose to publish, and most throttle or filter their streams. Treat volumes as a lower bound and payout ratios as indicative rather than audited.
A stream of wins also creates a misleading impression by design — losing bets are less interesting to broadcast, and every feed on the market leans that way. Our persistent store keeps both sides, which is why the payout ratios on our casino stats pages sit near the theoretical range instead of above it.
Real bets from live casino feeds. Each entry carries a source-side identifier, which is how we deduplicate across adapters — for example a Shuffle bet arriving twice through two different paths is stored once.
Because we only print a USD figure when we can price the asset with confidence. Obscure sweepstakes units and thin-liquidity tokens stay in their original denomination rather than getting a made-up dollar value.
Yes. The same bets feed our hot slots heat scores, big wins tiers, player leaderboards and per-casino stats pages, all built from the persistent store rather than the live buffer.