Slot Statistics
How often each slot actually pays, how big the wins run and how many 10x and 50x hits land, worked out from millions of real bets.
About These Slot Statistics
Every number on this page is worked out from public bets we record at 21 crypto casinos. For each slot you get the number of bets in the sample, how often a bet paid anything, the average and best multiplier, and how many wins reached 10x and 50x.
It's a big sample, not every bet ever placed. Private bets, gaps in a casino's feed and games listed under slightly different names can all leave holes, so a game with a few thousand bets tells you less than one with a few million.
How to Read the Data
Win rate is the share of spins that paid back at least the stake (1x or more). Average win is the average multiplier on those winning spins, so a few huge hits pull it well above what a typical win pays. The best hit is the single biggest result we've seen. The "1 in N" figures show how many spins it took, on average, to land a 10x or 50x win.
A high win rate doesn't mean a slot is generous. Many games pay small amounts often and rarely pay big, others do the opposite. The RTP published by the studio is a different, long-run figure, and casinos can run different RTP versions of the same game.
Limits of Historical Results
Swings over a day or a week are normal, especially on high-volatility slots. A game running above its usual numbers isn't "hot" in a way that helps you, and one running below isn't "due".
Use these slot statistics to understand how a game behaves, not to guess what it will do next. Every spin is decided on its own.
Recent and Longer-Window Samples
Open a game to compare its recent numbers with its longer history. It's a good way to see how much a slot's results bounce around from week to week.
Check the bet counts before reading anything into a difference. A big percentage gap on a small sample is usually just noise.
Frequently Asked Questions About Slot Statistics
Data definitionsWhat the numbers mean and where they come from.
Before you play: these numbers describe spins that already happened. Each new spin is decided by the game's random number generator and has no memory of the last one, so a slot that ran hot this week isn't more likely to pay next week. Set a deposit limit you're fine losing. If gambling has stopped being fun, our responsible gambling page lists places that can help.