Lightning Roulette Live Tracker

Every spin is read from the Evolution event feed behind CasinoScores’ Lightning Roulette page, for table LightningTable01, polled server-side every 30 seconds; the players figure is the Evolution lobby count from the same source. Nothing is simulated — every row is a settled round. Expected anywhere on this page means a pocket’s share of the single-zero wheel: 1 in 37, or 2.703%. Paid out, winners and best win are reported on 95.2% of rounds and blank on the rest.

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CasinoScores’ aggregate for the table counted 1,735 settled spins in the 24 hours to 02:02 UTC on 15 September 2026 — 832 red, 856 black and 47 zeros, with 136 lightning strikes among them. The newest spin sits at the top and the strip beneath runs newest first. The board opens on the past 6 hours; the timeframe bar switches every panel under it between 1 and 72 hours. Strikes are marked in gold on every chip and row.

A spin reaches the page about 38 seconds at most after the feed we read publishes it: the collector polls every 30 seconds and your browser re-reads our feed every eight. The heat map, groups, strike card, history and biggest wins are worked out in your browser from those spins. Only the players count and the two CasinoScores comparison lines come from a file rewritten every 30 minutes, so those can trail by up to 31 minutes. The pill reads stale once the feed is two minutes old.

The winning number was one of the lightning numbers on 416 of the last 5,600 spins to 15:06 UTC on 29 August 2026 — 7.43%, one every 13.5 spins, against an expected 7.33%. That expectation, and the marker on the strike-rate bar, is the average count of lightning numbers per spin, 2.712 in this sample, divided by 37. CasinoScores counted 7.39% across its own 72-hour window. The longest run without a strike here was 92 spins.

One to five each round, carrying 50× to 500× on straight-up bets, which is what Evolution’s own Lightning Roulette page states. Across the last 5,600 spins three numbers were lit on 53.7% of rounds, two on 33.0%, four on 7.3%, one on 3.8% and five on 2.2% — 2.712 on average. Of the 15,185 multipliers offered, 100× took 41.7% and 50× 37.5%; 14.4% were 200× or higher, and no 450× appeared at all.

500× is the ceiling Evolution’s rules set, and the highest we have recorded: 12 of the 416 strikes in the last 5,600 spins paid it. In the 24 hours to 02:02 UTC on 15 September 2026 the biggest strike CasinoScores lists is 500× on 4 at 22:45 UTC on 14 September, and the largest single player win was €83,603.16 on 3 at 17:10 UTC on 14 September. Player names arrive truncated and amounts in euros, exactly as the feed carries them.

They rank the chosen timeframe, nothing beyond it. The heat map lays the pockets out like the betting table and shades each one by how far its share sits from 1 in 37, flagging the five highest and five lowest. In the 24 hours to 02:02 UTC on 15 September 2026 the 11 led on 3.86%, 67 of 1,735 spins, and the 23 trailed on 1.84%. Across all 5,600 spins the pockets give a chi-square of 32.0 on 36 degrees of freedom, against a 5% threshold of 51.0.

Each grouping’s share of the window against its share of the wheel, which is where the marker on every bar sits. Over the last 5,600 spins red ran 48.57% and black 48.70% against 18 pockets of 37, or 48.65% — zero belongs to neither, so it never counts towards them. Zero itself ran 2.73% against 2.703%, and the three dozens 32.59%, 33.09% and 31.59% against 32.43%. Voisins du zéro, tiers, orphelins and jeu zéro are set against their own pocket counts the same way.

Sleepers count the spins since each number last landed inside the chosen timeframe, and they predict nothing. Evolution draws the lightning numbers at random once betting closes, and a pocket stays 1 in 37 whatever came before it. In the last 5,600 spins the 9 went 352 spins unseen, the longest absence in that sample — and still finished as its most frequent pocket, 183 times. We publish no signals and no predictor.

The page holds the most recent 5,600 settled spins, about 77 hours: at 02:01 UTC on 15 September 2026 that reached back to 21:05 UTC on 11 September, so yesterday’s results sit in the 48-hour and 72-hour views. Filter the table by strike, colour, parity or half; Export CSV then writes every spin in that filtered window with UTC timestamps, while the table itself shows your local time. The header’s 56,000-plus spins tracked is our whole store, not the sample.

No. The feed carries settled results and the payouts the source reports, never stakes, so return to player cannot be measured from it, and a figure worked out over a few hundred tracked spins would describe those spins rather than the game. Evolution’s published game rules put the optimal theoretical RTP at 97.30% on every bet except Straight Up, which is 97.10%; an unstruck straight-up pays 29:1 instead of 35:1, and that funds the multipliers.

No. It follows Evolution’s original table, LightningTable01, and no rounds from anywhere else reach these counts. XXXtreme Lightning Roulette is a separate game under Evolution’s rules: yellow lightning can spread to as many as 10 numbers in a round, red lightning lifts multipliers to 2,000×, and its straight-up RTP is 97.12%. The boards we do run are listed on our trackers hub.

Mostly because each tracker cuts its window at a different instant: our own count of the same feed for its most recent 24 hours was 1,733 spins where CasinoScores’ aggregate, cut at its own moment, read 1,735. Time zones move the day boundary — our feeds are UTC, the history table shows your local time, and Tracksino lets readers pick a zone. Pages tracking XXXtreme count a different table, and our collector catches up after source rate limits, so a spin can arrive late.