Methodology
How we collect and check the data
Every number on this site comes from a recorded clip. This page explains where it comes from and what it means.
Where do the wins come from?
Clips are recorded automatically on casino live streams when the casino reports a winning round. Each clip comes with the stake, the payout and the multiplier as recorded by the casino.
How is the stake calculated?
The stake is the win divided by the multiplier, in the game currency the casino recorded. We also check the casino's own stake and win figures against the multiplier and leave out clips where they do not match.
How do you know which game it is?
The casino data does not include the game name. We read it from the video: an AI model looks at frames from the clip, and names are only published when the model is very sure or a person has confirmed them. Games we cannot identify are shown as unidentified.
How do you detect bonus buys and bet modes?
For each session we compare the recorded stake with the bet shown on screen. If the stake is 20 times the on-screen bet or more, the bonus was bought. A smaller factor with a mode such as Bonus Boost or Ante Bet is a paid bet mode. A person can always correct the result.
What is a session?
When a streamer hits several wins on the same game with less than ten minutes between them, we group them as one session and show the highest win in lists, so one bonus hunt does not fill a whole page.
Where do the images come from?
Game screenshots are cropped from the recorded stream clips, without the streamer's camera, chat or casino branding. Official game artwork and studio logos come from the studios' own websites and belong to the studios. Each slot page links to the official game page.
Are these results typical?
No. These are highlights. Losing spins are never clipped, so the data says nothing about how often a game pays or how much players lose on average. We do not publish average returns for that reason.