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Slots session tracker

Slot play is a stream of spins, and tracking it in your head is how the night gets rewritten on the drive home. dealt.win's slots tracker keeps a machine sitting to its real shape: what you put in, what you cashed out, and — if you want play-by-play detail — bursts of spins at the amount you were betting. This page explains what to record and how the app's chip ladder and table flow map to machine play. It is about record-keeping only: dealt.win never takes a bet and publishes no odds or systems.

What to record in a slot session

In-and-out is the minimum honest record: one buy-in, one cash-out. Everything else deepens the picture.

The slots chip ladder

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When slots is the session's game, dealt.win's log buttons relabel to this ladder — spin sizes from penny play to the high-limit room. Tap the one matching your betting level; the keypad takes any custom amount. The quick-log grid on the home screen follows your latest game too, so once slots is active, the home grid logs play without opening the sheet.

Tickets, jackpots, and the all-in net

Machine money moves through the table-flow tab: buy-ins lower the running position, cashed tickets raise it — including a jackpot, logged at the amount the machine printed. That position is its own ledger; the headline number, the all-in net, counts win/loss entries — the gambling result − trip costs + comps. Log bursts of play on the Bets tab and those results carry the visit into the headline, per session and over time, in the currency you played in.

Slots tracker FAQ

What do I record in a slot session?

A buy-in when you start on a machine, the ticket when you cash out, and the trip costs and comps around the visit. If you want per-play detail, bursts of spins can be logged on the bets tab at the amount you were betting.

How do I record a jackpot or a big ticket?

Log the ticket's amount as a cash-out on the table-flow tab, exactly as the machine printed it. Your position updates and the session record shows what the visit actually returned.

Does dealt.win give slots advice?

No. dealt.win is a ledger, not a strategy source: there are no odds, payback claims, or systems anywhere in the app or on this site. It records what happened and shows you the result.

Does it work on the casino floor with no signal?

Yes. dealt.win is offline-first: every entry is stored on your device the moment you tap it, and your history syncs automatically once you are back online. No account is needed.

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