Monopoly Live Tracker

Every round here is a real settled round from Evolution’s original MONOPOLY Live table, Monopoly00000001. A collector on our server reads the CasinoScores MONOPOLY Live feed for that table every 30 seconds and writes the files this page reads; player counts come from the Evolution lobby. Nothing is simulated. When CasinoScores rate-limits our server the collector falls back to Tracksino, which carries the result and the winner totals but no winner names or board detail, so those cells stay blank.

Feed data is published under CC BY 4.0: reuse it freely, credit casinodrop.com and link the licence.

CasinoScores’ aggregate for the original table counted 1,543 settled rounds in the 24 hours to 03:10 UTC on 15 September 2026: 620 stopped on 1, 448 on 2, 208 on 5 and 99 on 10, with 89 on 2 Rolls, 51 on Chance and 28 on 4 Rolls. The latest round sits at the top of the board and the strip beneath runs newest first. Pick Past 24 hours in the timeframe bar for that window’s wheel statistics, round history and biggest wins.

In the 72 hours to 03:10 UTC on 15 September 2026 CasinoScores counted 517 feature stops in 4,784 rounds on the original table — 10.81%, one round in 9.3, against the 11.11% the wheel is built for. Split out: 2 Rolls 5.29%, Chance 3.83% and 4 Rolls 1.69%, against designed shares of 5.56%, 3.70% and 1.85%. A board bonus is 2 Rolls and 4 Rolls together, 4 segments of 54, 7.41%. Those figures describe that window, not the game’s lifetime.

Over the 72 hours to 12:38 UTC on 29 August 2026 the biggest total multiplier on this page was 255× on a 4 Rolls bonus at 10:54 UTC on 28 August, €228,285 paid to 759 winners, and the largest single win was €33,032.69. Across all 5,600 rounds the page holds, the high is 539× on 24 August, €635,054 to 767 winners; the largest single win, €283,067.50, came from a separate 528× round. A board bonus reports one total multiplier for the round, not a per-player best.

The page holds the most recent 5,600 rounds — at 03:10 UTC on 15 September 2026 that ran back to 05:44 UTC on 7 September. The timeframe bar cuts it into the past 1 to 72 hours, so yesterday’s rounds sit in the 24- and 48-hour views, and Export CSV writes the whole filtered window with UTC timestamps while the table shows your local time. Paid out and Winners reached us on 4,861 of those rounds, a best win on 3,749.

A round reaches the board within about 40 seconds of the feed publishing it: our collector polls CasinoScores every 30 seconds and your browser re-reads our feed every 8. That poll also recomputes the wheel statistics, round history, top multipliers, biggest wins and the Chance split from the rounds the page holds. The dice and board-square panels come from CasinoScores’ own aggregate, rewritten every 30 minutes, so they can trail by about half an hour. The live pill reads stale past two minutes.

CasinoScores counted 1,543 rounds in the 24 hours to 03:10 UTC on 15 September 2026 — 64 an hour on the original table. Across the 5,600-round history the median gap between the rounds we hold was 41 seconds, and 45 seconds after a board bonus. The header’s rounds / hour divides 3,600 by the median gap of the newest 400 rounds, 44 seconds at that snapshot, giving 81.8 — the pace while the table runs, not a day’s count. Rounds tracked beside it counts our whole store.

They describe the window you selected, nothing else. The wheel statistics rank first stops by how far their share sits above or below expected, and expected is that segment’s share of the 54: 22×1, 15×2, 7×5, 4×10, 3×2 Rolls, 2×Chance and 1×4 Rolls. Across the 5,600 rounds to 12:38 UTC on 29 August 2026 the 5 landed 775 times, 13.84% against an expected 12.96%, inside a 95% interval of 12.93–14.74%. Each round is a fresh spin of the same wheel.

It counts the rounds since that segment last landed, inside the timeframe you have selected, over the rounds this page holds. It predicts nothing. Beside it the card gives the expected wait from the segment count alone — one 2 Rolls about every 18 rounds, one Chance every 27, one 4 Rolls every 54. Because we do not hold every round the count reads low: at 12:38 UTC on 29 August 2026 ours showed 53 rounds since a 4 Rolls where CasinoScores’ counter showed 84.

They split Chance stops into instant cash awards and multiplier cards. In the 72 hours to 03:10 UTC on 15 September 2026 CasinoScores recorded 183 Chance stops on the original table, 34.43% of them cash. The cards seen across our 5,600-round history were 2×, 3×, 4×, 5×, 8× and 10×; under Evolution’s rules the wheel is spun again and the card multiplies that spin’s winnings, so the panel also lists where those re-spins finished.

Both come from CasinoScores’ aggregate for the selected timeframe rather than our own count: 986 dice rolls in the 72 hours to 03:10 UTC on 15 September 2026, shown as unordered pairs, with doubles at 15.92% against CasinoScores’ long-term baseline of 16.65% and the 16.67% two fair dice produce. The board panel ranks the squares Mr. Monopoly reached and reports 2.95 average board moves per bonus. Every roll is independent of the last.

No. The feed records settled rounds, not stakes, so return to player cannot be measured here; the wheel statistics compare how often each segment landed against its share of the 54 instead. Evolution’s own MONOPOLY Live page states the odds — a winning 5 pays 5:1, a 10 pays 10:1 — but publishes no return figure. CasinoScores puts the theoretical return at about 96.23%; we found no Evolution document carrying it, so we quote it rather than adopt it.

Mostly because we hold fewer rounds. At 03:10 UTC on 15 September 2026 our 72-hour view held 1,823 rounds against the 4,784 CasinoScores counted for the same window; rounds are lost while our server sits inside a CasinoScores rate-limit cooldown. Shares and averages still track closely, counts and gap lengths do not. Our feeds are UTC, which moves the day boundary. MONOPOLY Big Baller is a different game on its own board, listed with the rest on our live trackers hub.