Round History

Round history, also called game history or a game log, is the per-game record of recent rounds inside a casino title: the cards dealt, the reel positions, the wheel result, the stake and the payout for each round. It is produced by the game itself or by the studio that supplies it, usually reaching back a fixed number of rounds or days rather than the whole account lifetime. Players use it to reconstruct what happened after a disconnection, to confirm that a bonus round paid what the screen appeared to show, and, in provably fair games, to retrieve the seeds needed to verify an outcome. It has no predictive value. In an RNG game each round is independent, so reading streaks or patterns out of a history panel is the gambler's fallacy, not information.