Funky Time Live Tracker

Every row is a settled round on Evolution’s original Funky Time table, FunkyTime0000001. Our collector reads the CasinoScores event feed server-side every 30 seconds and writes the three JSON files this page loads; player counts come from the Evolution lobby. Expected here means a pocket’s share of the 64-pocket DigiWheel, pockets ÷ 64. Paid-out totals, winner counts and best wins appear only where CasinoScores reports them, on 98.5% of the 5,600 rounds held. Nothing on this page is simulated. Our other live tracker boards run the same way.

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CasinoScores’ aggregate for the original table counted 859 settled spins in the 24 hours to 01:57 UTC on 15 September 2026, 150 of them bonus rounds: BAR 74, Disco 28, Stayin’ Alive 31 and VIP Disco 17. The highest multiplier in that window was 500×, on a letter M result at 19:13 UTC on 14 September. The latest spin sits at the top of the page, the strip beneath it runs newest first, and the timeframe bar moves every panel below onto the window you pick.

The four bonus pockets take up 12 of the wheel’s 64 places — 18.75%, one spin in 5.33. Across the 5,600 spins this page held at 12:33 UTC on 29 August 2026 they landed 1,042 times, 18.61%, one in 5.37, and the longest run without one was 36 spins. By bonus over that sample: BAR 9.36%, Disco 4.46%, Stayin’ Alive 3.38% and VIP Disco 1.41%, against designed shares of 9.38, 4.69, 3.13 and 1.56%.

VIP Disco holds one pocket of 64 — 1.56%, one spin in 64. We recorded 79 of them in the 5,600 spins held at 12:33 UTC on 29 August 2026, 1.41%, one in 71. Individual gaps run far longer: the longest completed gap in that sample was 206 spins, and at 01:57 UTC on 15 September 2026 CasinoScores’ own aggregate counted 3 spins since the last VIP Disco, at 21:22 UTC on 14 September. A long gap says nothing about the next spin.

It is the random multiplier the DigiWheel placed on the pocket that then won. Evolution’s Funky Time rules say the wheel generates multipliers every round and assigns them to random segments, so a blank cell means the winning pocket drew none — a game event, not missing data. Over the 5,600 spins held on 29 August 2026 the winning pocket carried one on 587 spins, 10.48%, averaging 2.85× and reaching 50×. On a bonus pocket it multiplies the bonus result.

It is the round’s best result, which is not always what a player won. Evolution’s rules have BAR players pick one of three glasses and Stayin’ Alive players pick one of three team colours, so each round settles three values and this page reports the highest. Over the 5,600 spins held on 29 August 2026 the top winner’s own multiplier came in below it on 168 of 516 BAR rounds and 64 of 183 Stayin’ Alive rounds, and on none of the 321 Disco and VIP Disco rounds.

The largest single win in the 5,600 spins this page held at 12:33 UTC on 29 August 2026 was €255,681.58, on a VIP Disco round at 14:32 UTC on 27 August, the winner’s own multiplier 297×. The biggest multiplier in that sample was 1,250×, on a Stayin’ Alive round at 14:40 UTC on 25 August carrying a 50× pre-spin boost. Top multipliers and Biggest wins both follow the timeframe you pick. Evolution puts the top of the Stayin’ Alive ladder at 10,000×; reviewers put the whole-game cap at €500,000.

The page holds the most recent 5,600 settled spins: at 01:57 UTC on 15 September 2026 that reached back to 12:56 UTC on 9 September, 129 hours, so all six timeframe buttons up to 72 hours are fully covered and yesterday’s spins sit in the 24- and 48-hour views. Filter by pocket, bonus games, letters or boosted spins, then Export CSV writes the whole filtered window with UTC timestamps; the table itself shows your local time.

A spin reaches the page about 38 seconds at most after the feed we read publishes it: our collector polls CasinoScores every 30 seconds and your browser rechecks our feed every 8. The live pill turns delayed once that feed is over two minutes old and offline after three failed checks. The exception is the CasinoScores aggregate — the playing-now count and the pale markers on the BAR and Stayin’ Alive panels — rebuilt every 15 minutes, so it can trail by 16.

About 36 an hour: the board’s own 24-hour count stood at 859 spins at 01:57 UTC on 15 September 2026. Across the 5,600 spins held on 29 August 2026 the median gap between results was 72 seconds, and bonus rounds take longer — a median 112 seconds for BAR, 147 for Stayin’ Alive, 172 for Disco and 218 for VIP Disco. The header’s spins-per-hour tile is 3,600 divided by the median gap it measures, so it reads 53.7: the running pace, with pauses left out.

They describe the window you have selected, not the next spin. Each pocket’s landed share is set against expected, its share of the 64-pocket DigiWheel: 28 Number 1, 6 BAR, two of each of the twelve PLAY FUNKY TIME letters, 3 Disco, 2 Stayin’ Alive and 1 VIP Disco. Short windows swing widely. Over the 5,600 spins held on 29 August 2026 the twelve letters ran from 2.68% to 3.73% against a designed 3.13% each.

No. The feed carries settled results and payouts, never the stakes behind them, so return to player cannot be measured here; the DigiWheel statistics compare how often each pocket landed with its share of the 64. A return worked out from a few hundred tracked spins is a session result, not the game’s return. Evolution publishes no RTP on its own Funky Time page; two reviewers put it at 95.99% overall and lowest on VIP Disco, at 95.38%.

Mostly they do not: cut at the same instant on 15 September 2026, our 24-hour count and CasinoScores’ own aggregate both read 859 spins, sector by sector, and 2,981 against 2,982 over 72 hours. Gaps open where each tracker closes its window, and time zones move the day boundary — our feeds are UTC, the history table shows your local time. We count only settled rounds. One Funky Time table exists, so no second wheel is counted, unlike our Crazy Time tracker.