Auto Mega Roulette Live Stats: 30 Days and 60,638 Rounds of Mega Multiplier Data

The live page at /games/auto-mega-roulette shows every round Auto Mega Roulette has produced since our tracker started following Pragmatic Play's automated wheel on 5 September 2026 at 09:57 UTC. As of 12 October 2026, that is 74,787 rounds over roughly 37 days, and this page now carries 30-day tables that are refreshed monthly. It covers what each stored round contains, how to read the widgets, and what a month of data shows. For the rules behind the wheel, start with the Auto Mega Roulette guide.

What does the Auto Mega Roulette tracker record?

Each round comes straight from Pragmatic Play's own lobby feed for the table, the same feed the wheel itself runs on.

The stored result is the winning number as a plain string, "0" through "36". The multiplier field holds the Mega Multiplier that actually paid on that number, a value from 50 to 500 when the winning number was boosted, or 1 when it was not, which covers most rounds. The bonus_triggered flag mirrors that: true only when the winning number itself was one of that round's boosted "Mega Lucky Numbers," independent of whether any player actually held a straight-up bet on it. When the flag is true, bonus_type carries a label like "Mega x100" or "Mega x50" naming the value that hit.

The result_details field keeps more than just the winner. It stores the color (red, black or green), the full mega_numbers map of every boosted number and its multiplier for that round, not only the one the ball reached, plus an is_mega_win flag matching bonus_triggered. That full map is what lets the live page distinguish what was offered on the board from what actually got paid.

A few things the feed leaves out set the limits of anything built on this data. There are no bet amounts and no individual player results, so the tracker can describe what the wheel and the multiplier draw did, never what a specific player won. The feed reports no round-start time, only when a round ended, so started_at is always null and every timestamp on this page marks a round's finish, not its beginning. There is also no dealer or studio identity to record, which fits a table that runs without one.

How do I read each widget on the live page?

Every panel on /games/auto-mega-roulette describes rounds that already happened, not a prediction of the next one.

The live results strip lists the newest rounds first, each with its winning number, color and paid multiplier. The summary strip above it shows rounds in the last 24 hours, the Mega Multiplier rate in the last 24 hours, rounds since the last Mega hit, and a top-multiplier figure that would normally cover the last 7 days. With more than a month of history behind it, that field now covers a genuine 7-day window.

The outcome statistics panel is the number heatmap, one bar per pocket across the 37 numbers, shaded by how often each has landed in the selected window. The bonus and multiplier statistics panel breaks down every Mega hit by its paid value, from 50x up to 500x, which is where the 5,405 hits recorded since 5 September sort into buckets. The drought tracker shows rounds since the last Mega hit next to the longest gap on record, and the hourly heatmap shows round volume by hour, useful for seeing when the table is busiest, not for predicting outcomes. This page has no probability calculator yet; Auto Mega Roulette has not been added to the site's paytable-driven tools the way some Mega Roulette siblings have.

What do 30 days of data show?

Window	Rounds	Mega Multiplier rate	Top multiplier
Since tracking began (5 Sep 09:57 UTC)	74,787	7.23%	500x
Last 30 days	60,638	7.28%	500x
Last 7 days	13,959	7.31%	500x
Last 24 hours	1,999	8.20%	500x

Only complete ISO weeks inside the window are listed; the partial weeks at either end are left out.

Week of	Rounds	Mega Multiplier rate	Max multiplier
14 Sep	14,010	7.03%	500x
21 Sep	14,125	7.17%	500x
28 Sep	14,445	7.57%	500x
5 Oct	14,014	7.26%	500x

Our first three days showed 7.02%; 30 days and 60,638 rounds later the share is 7.28%. That is a move of about a quarter of a point, and the since-start figure of 7.23% sits between the two. What did not move is the position inside the theoretical range: boosting 1 to 5 numbers out of 37 implies a hit chance of roughly 2.7% to 13.5% per round, and every window here, from 7.03% to 7.57% across the weeks, lands well inside it. The four weeks span about half a point, which is the normal week-to-week sampling noise at roughly 14,000 rounds, not a sign the feature changed. The 8.20% in the last 24 hours rests on 1,999 rounds and is just as noisy.

The paid values inside the 4,415 hits of the last 30 days cluster low. Mega x100 and Mega x50 account for 1,640 and 1,560 hits, most of the total between them, while Mega x150 and Mega x200 add 545 and 373. The top of the range is rare by construction: 72 hits at Mega x500, 45 at Mega x400, 42 at Mega x350, 41 at Mega x250 and 97 at Mega x300. The five largest payouts in the window were all 500x:

Multiplier	Number	Date (UTC)
500x	20	12 October 2026, 07:14
500x	14	11 October 2026, 17:32
500x	15	10 October 2026, 12:23
500x	5	10 October 2026, 00:12
500x	23	9 October 2026, 18:58

The number spread looks like ordinary variance rather than anything mechanical. Number 15 has come up 1,722 times (2.84%), the most of any pocket in the window, with 1 and 13 level at 1,710 (2.82%). The quietest number, 22, has landed 1,525 times (2.51%). Against a theoretical 2.70% share for each of the 37 pockets, that range from 2.51% to 2.84% is what a fair wheel produces at this volume, and already tighter than the 2.1% to 3.2% spread of the first three days. It will keep narrowing toward the sample sizes the Mega Roulette tracker has built up.

Are droughts, streaks and patterns real?

They are real in the sense that the numbers on the page are accurate counts of what already happened. They are not signals about what happens next.

Each round's Mega Multiplier draw is independent of every other round; the wheel and the feed have no memory of a prior spin. The longest gap between Mega hits is 108 rounds, in the last 30 days and since tracking began alike, against an average gap of 13.7 rounds over the last 30 days and 13.8 since the start. At a hit rate near 7%, a stretch of 108 misses is unusual for any one run but unremarkable across more than 5,000 gaps, and not evidence that a hit was overdue. The busiest hour in the window, 15 September between 15:00 and 16:00 UTC with 89 rounds, says how fast the automated wheel ran that hour, nothing about which numbers came up.

Reading a drought counter on the live page as a countdown to a hit, or a hot number on the heatmap as one that is "due" to keep landing, applies a rule the game does not follow. The Mega Multiplier is drawn fresh after betting closes on every round, before the wheel spins, with no reference to the last 108 rounds or the last 74,787.

How reliable is the data?

The source is solid, and the history behind it is now long enough to read. Rounds come from Pragmatic Play's own lobby feed, read through the shared Pragmatic DGA collector our site uses for this and several sibling tables, and tracking for Auto Mega Roulette began on 5 September 2026 at 09:57 UTC. As of 12 October 2026 that is 74,787 rounds over about 37 days, about 84 rounds an hour.

The 30-day tables above are refreshed monthly. The last-30-day window has no feed gaps: the only low-count day in the data is the current, partial day, which is left out of the per-day figures, and the busiest full day reached 2,105 rounds.

What the feed does not carry, this tracker cannot show: bet amounts and individual player outcomes, a round's actual start time, or any dealer or studio identity, since the table runs without one. Two limits follow. The data describes the wheel and the multiplier draw, never what a specific player won, and a month is still short for rare events such as 500x, which have landed only 94 times since the start.

For how Auto Mega Roulette's published 97.30% RTP compares with tracked play, see the RTP page and the site-wide RTP monitor. The Mega Multiplier mechanic itself, including trigger rules and payout structure, is covered on the bonus rounds page, and the full bet menu is on the how to play guide. Our fairness index applies the same kind of check across every tracked game, and Pragmatic Play's dealer-hosted Mega Roulette uses the identical Mega Multiplier mechanic if you want a much larger sample to compare against.

Frequently asked questions

How many rounds has the Auto Mega Roulette tracker logged?

74,787 rounds, from 5 September 2026 at 09:57 UTC through 12 October at 10:07 UTC, about 37 days of continuous tracking. That works out to roughly 84 rounds an hour, consistent with an automated wheel that never pauses for a dealer. Of those, 60,638 fall in the last 30 days, the window the tables on this page are built on and refreshed monthly.

How often does Auto Mega Roulette pay a Mega Multiplier?

4,415 of 60,638 rounds in the last 30 days, a 7.28% rate. The mechanic boosts between 1 and 5 of the 37 numbers each round, so the theoretical hit chance runs roughly 2.7% to 13.5% depending on how many numbers get boosted that round, and 7.28% sits inside that band. The last 7 days read 7.31% and the last 24 hours read 8.20%, a smaller sample that swings more.

What is the biggest multiplier recorded on Auto Mega Roulette?

500x, the top of Pragmatic Play's published range. It has landed 94 times since tracking began, 72 of them in the last 30 days, most recently on 12 October at 07:14 UTC on number 20. In the last 30 days 2,855 rounds, 4.71%, paid 100x or higher. Those top hits are rare by construction, and a single 500x gives no sign of when the next one is due.

Is the Auto Mega Roulette number spread showing bias after 30 days?

No sign of it. Across 60,638 rounds in the last 30 days the busiest number, 15, landed 1,722 times (2.84%) and the quietest, 22, landed 1,525 times (2.51%), against a theoretical 2.70% share for each of the 37 pockets. That spread is ordinary sampling noise at this volume, not a pattern worth betting on.

How does the 30-day Mega Multiplier rate compare with the first days?

Our first three days showed 7.02% over 6,478 rounds. Thirty days and 60,638 rounds later the rate is 7.28%, and the since-start figure is 7.23% over 74,787 rounds. The gap is about a quarter of a point, smaller than the week-to-week range of roughly half a point, so the early read held up; it was simply a thinner version of the same rate.