How We Collect Data

Last updated Oct 30, 2026

Every number on a Crypto Casino Software Hub data page has a source and a snapshot time. This page explains both.

Our data sources

Data	Source	What we take
Slot specifications	Provider-published game specifications; the public slot.report data API when available	Name, provider, RTP, volatility, maximum win, layout, mechanic and features.
Software providers	Each company’s own website	What the company says it offers, which crypto payments it lists and where it is registered or licensed.
On-chain catalog	DefiLlama	Protocols in the no-loss lottery and games-of-chance categories, ranked by value locked.

All of them are public and read-only. We do not play, sign anything or hold funds. We do not test games or verify fairness.

What we leave out

We do not publish bonus offers, promo codes or lists of where to deposit. If we cannot verify a claim against a primary source, we do not publish it.

How often we update

A scheduled job reads the sources every few hours and stores a snapshot. Every page shows the time of its snapshot, so prices here will differ from the live market. Markets that resolved are kept for a short archive period so their pages stay available.

Prices are not forecasts

A prediction-market price is what traders are willing to pay right now. Thin markets, fees and one-sided money can move it away from a fair estimate. A large trade is not a signal and not evidence that the trader knows something. Wallets are public pseudonymous addresses and we do not try to identify anyone.

News data

News stories are written from facts that trace back to a primary source or at least two independent publications. Where a story concerns a market we track, we add the snapshot figures and mark them as Crypto Casino Software Hub data with their date.

Limits you should know

Coverage is not the whole market. We show markets that match our sport and industry filters, not every contract that exists.
Availability depends on your country. Whether a prediction market or bookmaker may be used where you live is a legal question we do not answer.
Snapshots can contain errors. If you spot one, tell us.