Gates of Olympus Roulette Live Tracker

From Pragmatic Play Live’s own data gateway for Gates of Olympus Roulette on original table 2244, read server-side every 15 seconds and republished as same-origin JSON. Nothing here is simulated. The official last-20 payload carries little more than the time, winning pocket, colour, gorWinType and gorMul, on a European single-zero wheel where every pocket’s expected share is 1 in 37. Lucky-number lists, the Bonus Number, Super Booster selections, the 6×5 Zeus reel, paid-out totals and winner names are absent from it, so they are absent here.

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1,678 spins settled on table 2244 in the 24 hours to 22:00 UTC on 30 September 2026, about 70 an hour: 220 were lucky-number landings and 39 were bonus rounds. The latest spin sits at the top of the board and the strip beneath it runs newest first. The timeframe bar, Past 1 hour to Past 72 hours, governs every panel below it. Our other boards are on the CasinoDrop live trackers hub.

10,066 of the 76,252 spins recorded since 16 August 2026 were lucky-number landings: 13.20%, one every 7.6 spins, with the longest run without one at 59. The past 24 hours ran at 13.1%. If lucky numbers are assigned independently of where the ball lands, that rate implies about 4.9 of the 37 pockets carried one in an average round, inside Pragmatic Play’s stated maximum of seven.

2,140 times in the 76,252 spins recorded to 22:00 UTC on 30 September 2026: 2.81%, one round in 36, against the 2.70% any single pocket of 37 gets. That count comes from the feed’s official win-type flag; the Bonus Number itself is never published, so we cannot say which pocket carried it. Bonus rounds also run long, timestamped a median 190 seconds after the previous spin against 47 for an ordinary one.

5,368.5×, on a Super Booster-boosted bonus round, the highest official gorMul in the 76,252 spins recorded since 16 August 2026. Pragmatic Play’s published base-game ceiling is 2,500×, a 250× Lucky Number boosted ten-fold by the Super Booster. The bonus round is advertised to 10,000×. The best in the past 24 hours was 869×. These are the round’s official multipliers, not player wins, because the feed carries no stakes, winners or payouts.

The page holds the most recent 9,000 spins, 5.3 days: at 22:00 UTC on 30 September 2026 that reached back to 15:01 UTC on 25 September. The timeframe bar cuts it into 1 to 72 hours, so yesterday’s results sit in the 24-hour and 48-hour views. Export CSV writes every row in the filtered window with UTC timestamps while the table shows your local time, and its lucky-numbers and bonus-number columns are always empty.

A spin reaches the page about 23 seconds at most after the gateway publishes it: our collector polls every 15 seconds, your browser re-checks the feed every 8, and the server-computed statistics refresh every 60. The live pill turns stale when the feed on screen is more than two minutes old and offline after three failed polls, and a banner appears once the newest spin settled over three minutes ago.

They are the feed’s own gorWinType and gorMul. The win type separates a base landing (0) from a lucky-number one (1), a Super Booster-boosted lucky (2), a bonus round (3) and a boosted bonus (4); all five occur on table 2244. Every one of the 64,046 base rounds recorded carried exactly 21.0× — 20:1 plus the stake, where European roulette pays 35:1. Unboosted lucky landings ran 50× to 250×.

They describe the window you have selected, nothing else: the grid ranks each pocket’s share of spins against the 2.70%, one in 37, that every pocket is built to land, and each group against its own pockets ÷ 37. A hottest and coldest five are marked only once the window holds 37 spins. Across all 76,252 spins recorded the pockets give a chi-square of 37.6 on 36 degrees of freedom, against the 36 an unbiased wheel averages. Our Lightning Roulette tracker reads the same way.

No. Return to player cannot be measured from this feed, because the gateway sends settled results and no stakes, and the page publishes no RTP figure of its own. The average official multiplier across the 76,252 spins recorded is 36.2×, which over 37 pockets works out at 97.8% on a straight-up bet, but the 95% interval on that sample runs 96.7% to 98.9%. BigWinBoard, LiveCasinoComparer and OLBG all report 97.30%; Pragmatic Play’s own page states no figure.

It is a gap count over the spins this page holds, up to 9,000 rather than the whole 76,252-spin store, and it predicts nothing: every spin on a 37-pocket wheel is independent, and a cold number is not due. The marker beside it is the average spacing between lucky hits in that same set, 7.4 spins as of 30 September 2026, and the overdue chip appears once the current gap passes 1.6 times that, about 12 spins.

No. This board tracks the Pragmatic Play Live game show, a European roulette wheel spun by a dealer in a studio and released in April 2026, not the Gates of Olympus slot, which is an RNG game with no shared round history to record. Every figure here comes from settled spins on live table 2244. We publish no tracker for the slot; its demo sits with our other Pragmatic Play slot demos.

Start dates, mostly: our store begins on 16 August 2026, when the collector started, so an all-time share here covers 76,252 spins rather than the game’s life since April 2026. Window edges move too, and our own 24-hour count read 1,679 where the server-side statistics file cut 1,678. Any board showing a round’s lucky numbers, winners or payout totals is reading something our payload never carries.