Dashboard Guide1 min read

Crash history heatmap

The crash history heatmap is the first thing you see on a game's dashboard, a color-coded grid of recent round results for that table.

The crash history heatmap with a mix of green and red cells
Reading the grid

Reading the grid

Each cell is one round. Green cells landed at or above your display threshold, red cells crashed below it. The grid reads left to right, top to bottom, with the most recent rounds at the end.

Color intensity

Shade reflects distance from the threshold. A bright green cell is a high multiplier, a pale green cell just cleared the threshold. The same applies on the red side.

Spotting streaks

A run of the same color in a row is a streak. A long red run is a cold streak, a long green run is a hot one. The grid makes these visible at a glance, without reading individual numbers.

Free vs paid depth

Free plan accounts see a short recent window of rounds. Pro and Premium unlock a much deeper history on the same grid. Exact depth is shown on the Pricing page.

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