Money Time Live Tracker

Straight from Pragmatic Play Live’s own data gateway: our collector reads the official feed for table 2750 every 15 seconds and publishes the three same-origin JSON files this page reads. No other tracker sits in between, nothing here is simulated, and the board follows the original table only. Every expected figure is that outcome’s segments ÷ 54. Coin Rush and Money Time rounds reach us with no official multiplier, so those payout cells stay empty. Pragmatic Play’s Money Time game page describes the game itself.

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In the 24 hours to 23:47 UTC on 14 November 2026 the table settled 1,429 rounds, 247 of them bonus games: Cash Roll 100, Bank Heist 55, Coin Rush 58 and Money Time 34. The largest official payout in that window was 400×. The newest spin sits at the top of the page, with the strip beneath it newest first; choose 24 h in the timeframe bar to put the wheel statistics, spin history and top multipliers on the same window.

At most about 23 seconds behind the gateway: our collector reads it every 15 seconds and your browser re-reads our feed every 8. The player count and dealer name come from a second file the collector rewrites every 60 seconds and the page re-reads on the same cycle, so those two can trail the spin strip by up to two minutes. The status pill reads delayed once the feed passes 150 seconds old or the newest spin 180, and offline after three failed polls.

Once every 6.0 spins in our sample. Across the 133,952 rounds we recorded between 16 August and 14 November 2026, 22,192 landed on a bonus segment — 16.57%, against the 16.67% that nine of the wheel’s 54 segments imply. By game: Cash Roll 7.49%, Bank Heist 3.64%, Coin Rush 3.61% and Money Time 1.84%. Those shares describe that sample, not the game’s lifetime, and nothing about the next spin.

Expected is that outcome’s share of the wheel, segments ÷ 54. Pragmatic Play’s public pages give the 54-segment count but not the per-outcome split, so ours is inferred from the settled results themselves: 23×1, 11×2, 7×5, 4×10, 4×Cash Roll, 2×Coin Rush, 2×Bank Heist and 1×Money Time — 42.59% down to 1.85%. Across 133,952 rounds to 14 November 2026 no outcome landed more than 0.12 percentage points from its share.

A random multiplier Pragmatic Play lights up on one bet spot each round, worth up to 50×. A booster above 1× was present on 8,056 of the last 9,000 rounds, but it can sit on any of the eight spots, so this page counts a round as boosted only when it sat on the spot the wheel settled on: 15,400 of 133,952 rounds, 11.50%, median 3×, largest 50×. On all 7,485 number rounds the official payout equalled the spot’s odds times the booster.

1,000×. It is the largest of the 133,952 rounds recorded since 16 August. The 50× booster has landed on the winning spot three times, each on the 2 spot, paying 100×. These are official payout multipliers for the winning bet spot, not player wins — the feed carries no stakes. Pragmatic Play advertises up to 40,000× in Bank Heist.

Because Pragmatic Play’s settled-round payload omits the multiplier for two of the four. In the last 9,000 rounds every one of the 691 Cash Roll and 326 Bank Heist rounds carried an official payout, while none of the 325 Coin Rush and 173 Money Time rounds did. We publish the official field and never reconstruct a mini-game path, so those cells stay empty rather than guess. Across 133,952 rounds Cash Roll paid a median 7× and Bank Heist 10×.

It counts how many spins have settled since each bonus last landed, and it predicts nothing: a gap describes rounds already settled. The count runs over the newest 9,000 rounds, not the 133,952-round store behind them. The marker on each bonus tile is the average wait, (54 − segments) ÷ segments — 12.5 spins for Cash Roll, 26 for Coin Rush and Bank Heist, 53 for Money Time. Overdue only means the current gap has passed that average. The longest Money Time gap in 133,952 rounds was 363 spins.

The gateway publishes only the last 20 rounds, so every longer window is accumulated by our collector. The page loads the newest 9,000 settled rounds — 149 hours at 23:47 UTC on 14 November 2026 — while the store behind it held 133,953 rounds since 16 August, which is what spins tracked in the header counts, not the sample. Export CSV writes every row in the chosen timeframe with UTC timestamps; the table shows your local time.

No. The feed carries settled results and official payout multipliers but no stakes, so return to player cannot be measured here; the wheel statistics compare how often each outcome landed with its share of the 54 segments instead. Pragmatic Play’s own Money Time page publishes no RTP figure. Reviewers put it between 96.25% and 96.56% depending on the bet spot, and disagree on which spot returns most. A return worked out from a few hundred spins is a session result, not the game’s RTP.

About 60. The header figure is measured across the newest 400 rounds; the 24 hours to 23:47 UTC on 14 November 2026 held 1,429 rounds, which is 59.5 an hour, and the 9,000-round history runs at 60.2. A number result settles a median 53 seconds after the previous one, a Bank Heist 75, a Cash Roll 87, a Money Time 106 and a Coin Rush 107 — the bonus is played out before the round settles.

Because these are our own counts, not a re-publication: the collector reads Pragmatic Play Live’s gateway directly and holds only what it has stored since 15:19 UTC on 16 August 2026, so a tracker with a different start date or window boundary — CasinoScores and CasinoTrackpot both run Money Time pages — will differ. Our boosted rule is stricter too: boosters landed, not boosters shown. Our Mega Wheel tracker and the rest of our live tracker boards are counted the same way.