Can I see a replay of my past bets?

Where to find your bet history

Profile → Bet History

By default, shows the last 30 days of bets. Filter by:

• Game — name or provider
• Game family — Slots, Live Casino, Originals, Sports
• Date range — custom from/to
• Outcome — wins only, losses only, or all
• Currency / amount range — useful for separating big bets from small

What each row shows

• Timestamp (your local time, UTC available on hover)
• Game name + provider
• Bet amount
• Multiplier (if won)
• Win/loss amount
• Net P&L
• Round ID — copy this to support if you ever need to reference a specific bet

Replay (slots and table games)

For most slot games and all live tables, click Replay to see:

• Exact reel configuration spun
• Bonus features triggered (with replay of the bonus round)
• Cards dealt and decisions made (table games)
• Final outcome math

Replay is read-only — you cannot redo your decisions or play forward; it's a historical record.

Verify (provably fair games)

For Originals and any provably fair slot, click Verify instead — this opens our verification widget showing:

• Server seed (revealed once you rotate or session ends)
• Client seed at time of bet
• Nonce
• Computed hash
• Mapped outcome

You can then independently re-run the math to confirm the result was deterministic.

See how provably fair works.

Export

You can export your full history as CSV from Profile → Bet History → Export. Useful for:

• Tax accounting
• Personal P&L tracking
• Sharing with a financial advisor
• Self-audit ("am I really +$200 this month or -$200?")

CSV format is documented; the Cinoslots community has built spreadsheet templates for visual P&L over time.

How long is history kept?

We retain bet history indefinitely for your active account. If you close the account, history is preserved for 5 years (regulatory requirement) before being permanently deleted.

Disputes

If a bet's outcome looks wrong, you have 30 days from the bet to file a dispute via support. We'll re-run the deterministic seed → outcome calculation and the third-party RNG audit to confirm or correct. Genuine errors are extremely rare; we honor refunds when they occur.