How do I know if I'm running bad or just losing as expected?

We calculate your expected loss based on game RTP and total wagered, then compare to actual results. If you wagered $1,000 on a 96% RTP slot, expected loss is $40. Losing $100 is running bad but within normal variance. Losing $400 is extremely unlucky.

What patterns should I worry about?

Red flags include: increasing bet sizes after losses (chasing), playing longer when losing (trying to get even), betting more when winning (overconfidence), and playing when tired/emotional. These behavioral patterns hurt results more than bad luck.

How much data do I need for meaningful analysis?

More is always better. A single session of 100 spins is too small to draw conclusions - variance is too high. Several sessions or 500+ bets starts to show patterns. Thousands of bets give statistically significant insights.

Session Results Analyzer

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Paste your gambling session results and get AI analysis of variance, whether your swings are normal, patterns in your play, and improvement tips.

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Paste Your Session Results

Steps

Record your bets

List each bet with the amount wagered and result. Format can be simple: 'Bet $10, won $25' or 'Bet $10, lost'. Include as many bets as you can remember.

Add context if possible

If you know the game (slot name, table game variant), RTP, or volatility, include it. This helps us give more accurate variance analysis.

Review the analysis

We'll calculate your actual results vs expected results, identify if you're running above/below expected, spot any concerning patterns, and offer personalized tips.

Pro Tips

Track your sessions consistently - even rough notes are better than nothing for identifying patterns
Include time played if possible - this helps calculate bet frequency and pace
Be honest about all results, including losses - cherry-picking data gives meaningless analysis
Note any emotional decisions (chasing losses, increasing bets after wins) so we can identify behavioral patterns

Example Session Data

Game: Gates of Olympus
Session: 2 hours
Starting bankroll: $200

Bet $1, won $0.50
Bet $1, lost
Bet $1, lost
Bet $1, won $3.20
Bet $1, lost
... (continue with all bets)

Ending bankroll: $175
Total wagered: ~$300
Net result: -$25