Sweet Bonanza CandyLand Live Tracker

Every round comes from Pragmatic Play Live’s official data gateway for the original Sweet Bonanza CandyLand table, id 1101. Our collector subscribes to that websocket every 15 seconds server-side, reads the table’s settled-round list and writes the three same-origin JSON files this page reads. Nothing is simulated and nothing is read off a video stream. Expected share throughout is a sector’s segments divided by 54. The gateway sends no stakes, no player names and no paid-out totals, so no player winnings appear here.

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The table settled 1,543 rounds in the 24 hours to 22:00 UTC on 30 September 2026: 676 ones, 483 twos, 217 fives, 80 Bubble Surprise, 60 Candy Drop and 27 Sweet Spins, with a Sugar Bomb on 80 of them. That is about 64 rounds an hour, a median 47 seconds apart. The newest result sits at the top of the page and the strip beneath it runs newest first. Choose 24 h in the timeframe bar to read every panel over the same window.

A settled round usually reaches the page about 23 seconds after it appears on the gateway: our collector reads the table every 15 seconds and your browser re-checks our feed every 8. Wheel statistics, bonus gaps, top multipliers and the history table all recompute on that same poll; only the player count and dealer name come from the stats file, refreshed every 60 seconds. The page requests same-origin JSON only. The live pill reads delayed once the feed is over 150 seconds old.

The page holds the newest 9,000 settled rounds — 140 hours at 22:00 UTC on 30 September 2026, reaching back to 02:03 UTC on 25 September — so yesterday sits inside both the 24-hour and 48-hour views. The header’s spins-tracked figure, 69,625, is the whole store since 16 August. The gateway sends only the last 20 rounds at a time, so the 48-hour and 72-hour windows filled in as the collector ran. Export CSV writes every row in the filtered window with UTC timestamps.

Bubble Surprise, Candy Drop and Sweet Spins landed 8,087 times in the 69,625 rounds recorded to 22:00 UTC on 30 September 2026 — 11.62%, one bonus every 8.6 rounds. Separately, Bubble Surprise took 5.75% of rounds, Candy Drop 3.85% and Sweet Spins 2.01%. Their six segments are 11.11% of the wheel, or 11.76% of the 51 segments that can settle a round, and the measured rate sits between the two. That sample is not the game’s lifetime.

Pragmatic Play’s own game page states that Bubble Surprise awards 5×, 10× or 25× or triggers another bonus; that Candy Drop releases one of three candy balls through a plinko maze for a 1,000× maximum; and that Sweet Spins is ten free spins of the Sweet Bonanza slot. Of the 491 Bubble Surprise rounds in the 9,000 the page held on 29 August 2026, the gateway’s round code splits 337 straight candies from 136 Candy Drops and 18 Sweet Spins.

Sugar Bomb is a feature segment, not one of the six betting positions. Pragmatic Play describes three Sugar Bomb segments awarding a random multiplier of up to 10× plus a free respin of the wheel, doubled if the player took the Sugar Bomb Booster and multiplied together when the respin lands on another. The official flag was set on 3,871 of the 69,625 rounds recorded to 30 September 2026 — 5.56%, against the 5.56% three segments imply, median 3× and best 64×.

Because a Sugar Bomb landing is respun, it never becomes a settled result: it settled zero times in the 69,625 rounds recorded to 30 September 2026. The panel still measures every sector against segments ÷ 54, and the six sectors that can settle must share 100% of rounds between them while their segment shares add up to 94.4% — so as a set they read high, the 1 at 45.1% against 42.6%. Against segments ÷ 51 the same counts fit: chi-square 4.84 on five degrees of freedom.

They describe the timeframe you selected and nothing else. The panel sorts the seven sectors by how far each one’s landed share sits above or below expected — its share of the wheel’s 54 segments: 23 ones, 15 twos, 7 fives, 3 Bubble Surprise, 3 Sugar Bomb, 2 Candy Drop and 1 Sweet Spins. In the 24 hours to 22:00 UTC on 30 September 2026 the 5 landed 217 times in 1,543 rounds, 14.1% against 13.0%.

It is the number of rounds settled since that bonus last landed, taken over every round the page has loaded — up to 9,000 — and it predicts nothing. Each tile’s marker is the wait its segment count implies, (54 − segments) ÷ segments: 17 rounds for Bubble Surprise and for Sugar Bomb, 26 for Candy Drop, 53 for Sweet Spins. Overdue means only that the current gap has passed that marker. The longest Sweet Spins gap in our 69,625-round store is 301.

1,069×, the best of the 69,625 rounds recorded since 16 August; the best in the 24 hours to 22:00 UTC on 30 September 2026 was 1,007×, a Bubble Surprise. Read those as the round’s best official value rather than one player’s win — Candy Drop reports three ball results and the page shows the largest. Number results carry the stake: 1 pays 2×, 2 pays 3×, 5 pays 6×.

No. The gateway sends settled results and official payouts but no stakes, so return to player cannot be measured here; the wheel statistics compare how often each sector landed with its share of the 54 segments instead. Pragmatic Play’s own game page publishes a €500,000 maximum win and no RTP figure for this live game, so we quote none. A return worked out over a few hundred tracked rounds is a session result, not the game’s RTP.

Windows are cut at different instants: our own 24-hour count read 1,544 rounds at 22:00 UTC on 30 September 2026 where the stats file’s 24-hour block read 1,543 from the same store, 39 seconds apart. Our rounds come from Pragmatic Play’s gateway rather than a video feed, and this board reads table 1101 alone. Pages that treat Sugar Bomb as a landed sector publish different shares. Tracksino has no CandyLand board. Siblings: Mega Wheel tracker, Treasure Island tracker, Gates of Olympus Roulette tracker.