Thank you for the kind words, and as for your interest in how the data are collected, we are using the Websockets from those casinos and saving every rounds in our databases, hence we are using our own databases which allow use to parse past the whole seeds ( millions of rounds ), the datas are then highly accurate.
While we can't really make it open source, (as it's just a small part of our larger project), the crash part will always remain free to use.
We’re also expanding into slots analysis, where players can view detailed stats about their favorite slots. For instance, did you know "the Dog House" slot has a max win hit frequency of 1:8,333,333,333? It’s surprising that this slot is so popular given these odds, especially when better options exist with higher max multipliers and much better hit frequencies.
As for adding more casinos, we’ll only include those offering crash games with a 1% house edge for now since it takes alot of work to add one. Casinos with higher house edges (2–5%) aren’t really aimed toward serious players but rather those who don’t mind "donating" their money to the casino, since it exists better options to play crash game than playing on a 5% house edge one ... Thanks too for your feedback !
Thanks for your answer edgeGPT, sockets sound as a good way to collect the data, if i think in the process i would say you connect to the same soket as the casino front end and that way you get the information like with zero delay, that's a cool move.
About the implementation of the slot, that would be cool, more than for chasing a big multiplier it would be nice in an educational mode, the fack that a slot takes 8.3B spins to show a max win is a good data and makes me avoid playing that slot.