MONOPOLY Big Baller Live Tracker

Every round comes from CasinoScores’ MONOPOLY Big Baller feed for Evolution’s original table, MonBigBaller0001. Our collector reads it about every 30 seconds and your browser re-checks our copy every 8, so a settled round reaches the page within about 40 seconds. Player counts come from the Evolution lobby. Nothing here is simulated — every figure is a round that has already settled. Monopoly Live runs on a different table and is not counted here; it has its own Monopoly Live tracker.

Feed data is published under CC BY 4.0: reuse it freely, credit casinodrop.com and link the licence.

1,086 rounds settled on the original table in the 24 hours to 02:55 UTC on 15 September 2026, and 46 of them ended in a bonus game — 3 Rolls 30 times, 5 Rolls 16. The newest round sits at the top with its 20 drawn balls and both bonus slips; the strip beneath runs newest first. Pick Past 24 hours in the timeframe bar and every panel below it recalculates for that window. Our other boards are on the trackers hub.

One round in 21.3 carried a bonus game across the 5,600 rounds this page holds, 9 to 15 September 2026: 3 Rolls 192 times (3.43%), 5 Rolls 71 (1.27%), 263 rounds in all (4.70%). Drawing three or four named numbers from 20 of 60 balls comes to 4.29% on its own, and CasinoScores’ long-run rate is 5.09% of rounds — free spaces close the gap, because one can complete a slip without the ball.

Because a free space counts as a drawn number. Evolution’s rules put random free spaces on the 3 Rolls and 5 Rolls numbers before the draw, so a slip can complete a ball short. In the 5,600 rounds held here, 15 of 192 3 Rolls games and 21 of 71 5 Rolls games started without every slip number coming out. That is why we store the feed’s published trigger flags and never infer a bonus from the slips.

They rank the 60 numbers by how often each was drawn in the timeframe you have selected, against the 33.3% a 20-from-60 draw gives every number. Across the 5,600 rounds to 15 September 2026, 37 led on 35.4% and 5 trailed on 31.5% — the extremes of 60 numbers, so both sit outside the 32.1%–34.6% band a single number holds 19 times in 20. Split the sample in half and the two hot lists share one of five numbers. Our Crazy Balls tracker draws 20 from 60 too.

It counts the rounds since the last 3 Rolls or 5 Rolls inside the timeframe you have selected, beside the gap the draw alone implies: one 3 Rolls every 30.0 rounds, one 5 Rolls every 100.6. The count says nothing about the next round, because every draw is independent. Across the 5,600 rounds to 15 September 2026 the longest waits were 212 rounds without a 3 Rolls, 408 without a 5 Rolls and 162 without either.

On a main game it is the largest win multiple among the winners CasinoScores publishes for that round — five at most, ranked by amount — so read it as a floor on the best card at the table, not the table’s best. Of the 5,120 main rounds carrying one in the 5,600 rounds to 15 September 2026, the median was 40× and the mean 46.6×; 34.1% reached 50×, 6.4% reached 100×, and the largest was 272×. Bonus rounds show their board total instead.

The figure on a bonus round is the multiplier total Mr Monopoly collected walking the board, not a cash win. Over the 5,600 rounds to 15 September 2026 the 3 Rolls median was 20× (mean 26.8×, best 526× on 14 September) and the 5 Rolls median 43× (mean 61.4×, best 238× on 14 September). Two dice decide the walk, a double adds a roll, and Chance, Community Chest and tax squares can take multiplier back off the total.

€246,433.85, won by a player CasinoScores names as Wk at 09:48 UTC on 10 September 2026, in a main game whose winner multiplier was 212×. That is the largest single win in the 5,600 rounds this page holds, to 02:55 UTC on 15 September. Amounts and names are CasinoScores’: it publishes at most five winners a round, gives no per-winner multiplier on bonus rounds, and published none at all for 271 of those 5,600 rounds.

This page holds the newest 5,600 rounds, about five days: at 02:55 UTC on 15 September 2026 that reached back to 20:29 UTC on 9 September. The timeframe bar cuts it into 1 to 72 hours, the table filters to bonus rounds, 3 Rolls, 5 Rolls or main games, and Export CSV writes every round in the filtered window with UTC timestamps. The header’s rounds tracked counts our whole store since 12 August, not this sample.

About 44. We recorded 1,086 rounds in the 24 hours to 02:55 UTC on 15 September 2026, and 5,600 across the 126 hours to the same point — 44.3 an hour. The median gap between rounds was 70 seconds, but a round that ended in a bonus game followed the previous one by a median 251. The header’s rounds-per-hour reads about 51 because it divides 3,600 by that median gap rather than counting rounds.

No. The feed carries settled results and the winners CasinoScores publishes, but no stakes, so return to player cannot be measured here — and a return worked out from a few hundred rounds is a session result, not the game’s RTP. CasinoScores publishes 96.10% for MONOPOLY Big Baller, with Free Space cards paying 2–39:1 a line and Chance cards 2–199:1. Evolution’s own game page states no RTP figure.

Mainly because each tracker cuts its window at a different instant: at 02:55 UTC on 15 September 2026 our 72-hour count held 3,202 rounds and CasinoScores’ aggregate of the same feed held 3,203. Balls, multipliers, gaps and history here are computed from the rounds we store; the mirrored dice combinations, the board squares and the long-run markers are CasinoScores’ aggregates. Our timestamps are UTC, the table shows your local time, and this board has no second source to blend in.