Monopoly Live results history on monopolyy.live is a day-by-day archive of the main MONOPOLY Live table, kept in India Standard Time (IST, UTC+5:30). Each archived day has its own page with every recorded spin, an hourly breakdown and the share of each segment set against the wheel layout. The site is an independent tracker: it is not a casino, it does not take bets and it is not affiliated with Evolution or Hasbro.
Live Round Results vs Historical Archive: How the Data Differs
Live results and the history archive answer different questions. The live view on the home page (/) shows what has just happened: the latest spins, how often each segment has landed in the chosen window and the top multipliers. In the browser it refreshes roughly every 20 seconds, so a new round shows up shortly after the wheel stops. The history archive looks backwards. Instead of one outcome at a time, it collects a full calendar day of rounds and lets you open that day as a single page. When I want to know what a particular day looked like, for example how many bonus rounds landed on a Saturday evening IST, the day page is where I look, not the live feed. There is a practical reason the archive exists at all. The public results feed we read keeps only about 72 hours of rounds. Anything older simply drops off it. To have a record of last week or last month, we store every round ourselves and build the day pages from our own copy. That is why the archive starts from the day our tracker began recording and grows by one day at a time. Neither view is a forecast. Live results tell you what happened a minute ago, the archive tells you what happened on a past day, and both describe rounds that are already settled. The next spin does not depend on any of them.
Understanding Monopoly Live: Wheel Segments and Result Types
MONOPOLY Live is a live game show from Evolution, launched in 2019. A presenter spins a physical money wheel with 54 segments. Each spin lands on one segment, which either settles the number bets or starts a bonus round on a 3D MONOPOLY board.
Seven Segment Types: Number Bets, Bonus Triggers and Chance
The 54 segments are split into seven types: four numbers, two bonus triggers and Chance.
| Segment | Segments on wheel | Pays | Theoretical probability |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 22 | 1:1 | 40.74% |
| 2 | 15 | 2:1 | 27.78% |
| 5 | 7 | 5:1 | 12.96% |
| 10 | 4 | 10:1 | 7.41% |
| 2 ROLLS | 3 | bonus round | 5.56% |
| 4 ROLLS | 1 | bonus round | 1.85% |
| CHANCE | 2 | card for all players | 3.70% |
The probabilities come straight from the segment counts: 22 of 54 segments is 40.74%, a single 4 ROLLS segment is 1.85%, and so on. These are fixed by the wheel and do not change from day to day. CHANCE is not a betting spot. When the wheel stops on it, a card is drawn for everyone at the table. The card gives either a cash prize or a multiplier. With a multiplier, the wheel is spun again and the multiplier is applied to the winnings of that next spin. 2 ROLLS and 4 ROLLS start the bonus game. A virtual MR. MONOPOLY moves around the 3D board according to rolls of two dice and collects the multipliers of the squares he lands on: streets, houses and hotels, Chance, Community Chest, Go, Jail and others. Only players who bet on the bonus that triggered take part in it. The full board rules are on the /bonus-game/ page. The game's theoretical RTP is up to 96.23% on the best betting spot. Other spots return less, with the lowest at around 91%. I do not quote an exact figure for each spot, because published sources disagree on them.
How the Monopoly Live Results History Archive Works
The archive on /history/ lists past days. Each entry links to a day page at /history/
Only Complete Days Are Archived
A day goes into the archive only when it is complete: every round from 00:00 to 23:59 IST, with no gap in recording longer than 30 minutes. If the tracker missed more than half an hour at any point, that day is left out rather than shown with a hole in it. A partial day would give misleading segment shares, so I prefer to skip it. The current day is never in the archive. It is still running, and its rounds are visible on the live page instead. Pages on the site are rebuilt every 3 hours, so a finished day appears in the list after the first rebuild that follows midnight IST.
What a Day Page Shows
| Section of the day page | What it contains |
|---|---|
| All spins | Every recorded round of that day in order, with its result |
| Hourly breakdown | Rounds grouped by hour of the day in IST |
| Segment shares | How often each segment landed that day, next to its share on the wheel |
The segment shares table is the most useful part for most readers. It shows, for one day, how far each segment drifted from its wheel probability. On a single day the drift can be noticeable, especially for rare segments like 4 ROLLS, because a day holds far fewer rounds than a long sample.
Time Zone: Everything in IST
All dates and hours in the archive are in India Standard Time. A "day" on the site runs from midnight to midnight IST, and the hourly breakdown uses IST hours too. If you compare our pages with timestamps shown elsewhere in another time zone, convert first, otherwise the day boundaries will not match.
What the Archive Does Not Do
The archive is a set of plain pages. There is no account, no login and no app. Our tracker does not record anyone's bets, stakes or winnings: it records the outcome of each round. Where the feed gives it, we show the number of winners in a round, but never the amounts won.
Segment Hit Frequencies: Our 72-Hour Measurements
A single day page shows one day. To see how the wheel behaves over a larger sample, here are the totals from our tracker for the 72 hours to 27 October 2026, which covered 4,784 rounds of the main table.
| Segment | Times landed | Observed share | Theoretical probability |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2,007 | 40.87% | 40.74% |
| 2 | 1,351 | 27.51% | 27.78% |
| 5 | 648 | 13.19% | 12.96% |
| 10 | 354 | 7.21% | 7.41% |
| 2 ROLLS | 283 | 5.76% | 5.56% |
| 4 ROLLS | 79 | 1.61% | 1.85% |
| CHANCE | 189 | 3.85% | 3.70% |
Every segment sits close to its theoretical value. The biggest relative gap is on 4 ROLLS, which landed 79 times against roughly 89 expected. That is normal for a segment with a single slot on the wheel: the rarer the outcome, the more it swings in any finite sample. A lower count in one window does not mean 4 ROLLS is "due" in the next one.
Bonus Round Appearance: 2 ROLLS vs 4 ROLLS
Over the same 72 hours, the bonus rounds produced these results:
| Bonus | Times triggered | Average final multiplier | Highest multiplier |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 ROLLS | 283 | 15.7x | 260x |
| 4 ROLLS | 79 | 48.3x | 280x |
4 ROLLS lands far less often but gives MR. MONOPOLY more moves around the board, which is why its average multiplier is much higher. The averages are pulled up by a few large results; most bonus rounds finish well below them. In those bonus rounds, the dice were rolled 1,059 times on the board. Doubles came up 177 times, or 16.7%, which is exactly the theoretical one in six for two fair dice.
Chance Results
CHANCE landed 189 times in the 72-hour window. Of those, 62 cards were cash prizes and 127 were multipliers. The multipliers ranged from 2x to 10x, with an average of 4.9x.
Reading the History Without Chasing Patterns
The archive makes it easy to scroll through long runs of results, and long runs always contain streaks: several 1s in a row, a 2 ROLLS twice in ten spins, an hour with no 10 at all. These streaks are what randomness looks like. Each spin is independent of the previous ones, and the wheel has no memory of what landed before. I use the history for three things:
- Checking the game against the wheel. Over thousands of rounds, observed shares should approach the theoretical ones. Our 72-hour figures above do.
- Looking up a specific day or hour. If you remember a big bonus on a certain evening, the day page and its hourly breakdown will show it.
- Understanding variance. Comparing a single day with the 72-hour totals shows how much a small sample can wander. I do not use it to predict the next spin, and I would not recommend anyone does. "Hot" and "cold" segments in a past window say nothing about the next round. A segment that has not appeared for a while has exactly the same probability on the next spin as it always does. The odds and payouts for each bet are explained on the /live-strategy/ page, and the house edge applies to every bet regardless of what the history shows.
Playing From India: What the Tracker Does Not Cover
monopolyy.live only records results. Everything to do with real-money play happens at a casino, and the rules there are set by the casino, not by us.
- Legality. The legal status of online gaming in India differs from state to state. It is not legal everywhere in the country, so check the rules where you live before you play anywhere.
- Tax. Net winnings from online games are subject to 30% TDS under Section 194BA of the Income Tax Act.
- Payments. Whether a casino accepts UPI, Paytm or cards, how long deposits and withdrawals take and what the minimums are all depend on that casino. Check its cashier page; we do not publish figures for these.
- Bet limits and currency. Minimum and maximum bets, and whether you can play in rupees, are set by the casino offering the table. The tracker itself has no betting, no deposits and no rupee amounts.
Responsible Gaming
MONOPOLY Live is a game of chance with a built-in house edge, and no amount of results history changes that. Treat any money you play with as the cost of entertainment, not as a way to earn. Licensed casinos usually offer tools such as deposit limits, session reminders, time-outs and self-exclusion. The exact options differ between operators, so look for them in your account settings before you start, not after a losing session. If gambling stops being fun or you notice yourself chasing losses, stop and talk to someone you trust or a professional support service. You must be of legal age to gamble where you live. Scrolling through the archive is free and carries no risk, which makes it a reasonable way to learn how the game behaves before deciding whether to play at all.
The Live Studio Behind the Results
Every result in the archive comes from a real presenter spinning a real wheel on camera. The wheel is physical, and you can see where it stops on the casino's stream. The 3D board with MR. MONOPOLY appears only during 2 ROLLS and 4 ROLLS rounds, shown as graphics on top of the live picture while the dice are rolled. Our tracker is not connected to that studio. We read a public results feed from CasinoScores for the main MONOPOLY Live table and the MONOPOLY Big Baller table, store the rounds ourselves and build our pages from that copy. Evolution does not supply data to monopolyy.live. Evolution also runs MONOPOLY Big Baller, a bingo-style game in which 20 balls are drawn from 60 and the MONOPOLY board appears in 3 ROLLS and 5 ROLLS bonuses. Over the same 72 hours to 27 October 2026 our tracker recorded 3,184 Big Baller draws, with 129 rounds of 3 ROLLS (average 23x, highest 167x) and 45 rounds of 5 ROLLS (average 58x, highest 302x). Its draws are covered on /big-baller-live/.