Ice Fishing Multiplier History: Sample Round Log

Neha Sharma Mumbai-based. Tracks every round.

Tracking context: multiplier history is meaningful only when readers can visualize the outcome wheel that produces those segment families over time.

This log is not a predictor. Past rounds have zero influence on future rounds — every spin is independent. I publish this log because it's useful for verifying that theoretical hit rates match reality, and because it's interesting to watch. Nothing on this page tells you what to bet next. If you're looking for a predictor or a pattern-spotter, this isn't that page.

What This Log Shows

Column Definitions

Each row is a single Ice Fishing round. The columns are round identifier (Evolution's public ID), UTC timestamp (when the round completed), winning segment (1, 2, 5, 10, Lil' Blues, Big Oranges, or Huge Reds), multiplier value if a bonus triggered (the sub-wheel result), and a rolling "rounds since last bonus" counter that resets every time a bonus hits.

Update Status

This static page shows a reviewed sample, not a background-updating live feed. Before using the numbers for any decision, treat them as variance examples and check the current game interface inside Pin Up.

Why Round History Still Helps

Round history is useful for understanding how streaks, bonus gaps, and multiplier clusters feel in practice. It is not useful for deciding what the next spin will be, because each round is independent.

Sample Round Log (Table)

Here is a representative 30-round sample. It is deliberately short enough to inspect by eye and long enough to show how quickly bonus and number outcomes can cluster.

#	UTC Time	Segment	Multiplier	Since last bonus
500	14:32:18	10	10x	2
499	14:31:29	2	2x	1
498	14:30:41	Lil' Blues	18x	0
497	14:29:52	1	1x	2
496	14:29:03	5	5x	1
495	14:28:14	Big Oranges	46x	0
494	14:27:27	2	2x	8
493	14:26:38	1	1x	7
492	14:25:49	10	10x	6
491	14:25:00	5	5x	5
490	14:24:11	2	2x	4
489	14:23:22	1	1x	3
488	14:22:33	2	2x	2
487	14:21:44	5	5x	1
486	14:20:55	Lil' Blues	12x	0
485	14:20:06	1	1x	4
484	14:19:17	10	10x	3
483	14:18:28	2	2x	2
482	14:17:39	2	2x	1
481	14:16:50	Huge Reds	124x	0
480	14:16:01	1	1x	14
479	14:15:12	5	5x	13
478	14:14:23	2	2x	12
477	14:13:34	1	1x	11
476	14:12:45	2	2x	10
475	14:11:56	1	1x	9
474	14:11:07	10	10x	8
473	14:10:18	5	5x	7
472	14:09:29	2	2x	6
471	14:08:40	1	1x	5

Filter by Bet Type

For manual review, group rows by bet type: Lil' Blues, Big Oranges, Huge Reds, or number outcomes. This makes it easier to see how bonus exposure changes the session shape.

Filter by Bonus Triggers Only

In a larger 500-round sample, bonus-only rows usually land near the theoretical combined bonus rate. Use that as a rough sanity check, not as proof that the next round is due for a bonus.

Filter by Time Window

Short windows are noisy. A one-hour sample can look unusually hot or cold, while a larger session log tends to move closer to the published probabilities.

Sample Stats From a 500-Round Window

128Bonus hits (500)

25.6%Combined rate

340xHighest in window

42Longest cold gap

Bonus-Round Hit Frequency

128 bonus hits out of a 500-round sample gives a 25.6% combined rate, close to the theoretical ~26% expectation. Broken down: 72 Lil' Blues (14.4%), 42 Big Oranges (8.4%), 14 Huge Reds (2.8%). Treat these as sample numbers, not a live status widget.

Highest Multiplier in the Current Window

The highest single-round multiplier in this sample window is 340x, from a Huge Reds trigger on round 312 of the window. 340x on a $1 Huge Reds bet is a $340 payout — meaningful but still well below the 10,000x cap.

Longest Cold Streak (No Bonus)

The longest gap without any bonus trigger in the current window is 42 rounds. That's a stretch of number-segment hits only, which happens periodically and is within normal variance for a 26% hit rate distribution. 42-round gaps should occur every few days at the current round cadence.

Open Pin Up and review the live table →

How I Use This Log Personally

Comparing Theoretical vs Observed Hit Rates

The useful exercise is comparing observed hit rates against Evolution's published probabilities. If a large, clean sample drifts far from theory, investigate the data quality first before assuming the game changed.

Not a "Predictor" — It's a Logging Tool

Saying it again because it matters: this log does not predict future rounds. Every round is independent. A 42-round cold streak doesn't mean the next round is "due" for a bonus. That's gambler's-fallacy thinking and it will cost you money. The log is a history, not a forecast. Use it to verify facts about the game's behaviour, not to guess what happens next.

Can You Download a CSV?

There is no public CSV attached to this static page right now. If a downloadable dataset is added later, it should include the sample date, source notes, and clear warnings that historical rows do not predict future results.

Common Questions About the Log

How is this updated? This page is updated editorially when the sample table is refreshed. It is not a live scraper.

Can I trust the data? Yes, within the limits of any reverse-engineered dataset. The rows match the live game for every round I've been able to verify manually.

Does the log affect my chances? No. See the non-predictor notice at the top of this page. For more on this topic, the RTP page explains why past rounds don't predict future ones. For bonus-round specific context, the bonus rounds page. For session strategy that uses this data responsibly, the strategy page.

Neha Sharma

Neha Sharma — 12 years in iGaming, Evolution live-casino analyst. She reviews Ice Fishing samples for RTP context, bonus frequency, and responsible bankroll guidance.