What this site is, and is not
gambatracker is for people aged 18 or over (or the legal age where they live) who want to see what crypto casinos actually do: the bets their public feeds show, the wins, the observed return to player, and the money moving on-chain.
It runs no games and takes no bets. It does not recommend a casino, a game or a time to play, and it makes no predictions. Some casino links are affiliate links, explained in the affiliate disclosure; they never change a figure on this site.
Past results never predict
Every number here describes what already happened. A slot that paid above its official RTP for the last 24 hours is not "due" to cool off, and one that paid below is not "due" to pay out. Each spin, roll and round is independent; the game's long-run RTP is fixed by its maker, and a hot or cold label is a statement about a past sample, not about the next bet.
Observed RTP is also always below 100% over any long window: the house edge is the price of playing. No figure on this site improves anyone's odds, and nothing here can be used to win.
Budget and time limits
- Decide an amount you can lose entirely before you deposit, and treat it as spent once it is deposited.
- Set deposit, loss and session limits inside the casino before playing; every casino listed here offers them in account settings, and lowering a limit applies at once while raising one has a cooling-off period.
- Set a time limit and keep track of it; sessions feel shorter than they are.
- Never chase losses, never borrow to play, and never play to fix money problems.
- Crypto balances move fast and look abstract; convert to your own currency before you decide how much a bet is.
Warning signs
- Spending more money or time than you planned, repeatedly.
- Betting larger amounts to feel the same excitement.
- Returning to win back what you lost.
- Hiding how much you play from people close to you, or lying about it.
- Feeling restless or irritable when you try to cut down.
- Gambling to escape worry, low mood or boredom.
- Borrowing, selling things or missing bills because of gambling.
If several of these apply, talk to one of the services below. They are free and confidential.
Self-exclusion
Every casino on this site has a self-exclusion setting in its account, usually under security, responsible gambling or limits. It closes the account for a period you choose (or permanently) and cannot be undone early. Use it from inside the casino; we have no access to any account and cannot do it for you. Each casino's page here shows its homepage address.
Blocking software (Gamban, BetBlocker, Gamblock) stops gambling sites from loading on your devices, including casinos we do not list. Several countries run national registers; in the UK GAMSTOP covers every licensed operator at once.
Self-exclusion closes the door at the casino; a time-lock keeps the money itself out of reach for a period you set in advance.
Help lines
If you are in immediate danger or thinking of harming yourself, call your local emergency number now.
Why our RTP and hot/cold pages carry the notice
The pages most likely to be misread are the ones that rank games by past return: the live RTP board, the hot and cold labels, the originals matrix and the crash history. A table of slots sorted by yesterday's RTP looks like advice. It is not; it is a sample of what happened, with a confidence band that says how little a single day can tell you. Every one of those pages therefore carries the 18+ notice, states that the results are past and independent, links to help, and has no "play" button.
Hide your name
If your username appears in a casino's public feed and you do not want it on this site, write to [email protected] with the casino and the name. We add it to the opt-out list within a day: your player page is removed, and every feed and leaderboard shows you as Hidden. Switching on the casino's own "hide my name" setting does the same at the source for future bets.