Every Marble Race result here is real, read from Evolution's live table the moment each race settles and saved to our own database. Watch the stream, then see how often each of the six marbles has won, how many races since each last finished 1st, and the full finishing order of every recorded race.
Marble Race Live Tracker
Real races, updating as each one settles. … races tracked by Gambafish.
Live stream is temporarily unavailable. Results below keep updating.
Latest races
Each race shows the winning marble (1st) and the runner-up (2nd), the two finishers the bets are built on.
Winner frequency
How often each marble has finished 1st. With six marbles, each is expected to win about 16.67% of races.
Races since last win
How many races since each marble last finished 1st. A long gap is variance, never a sign a marble is "due".
Race history
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Live data recorded by Gambafish. Each race is independent: the frequencies and gaps below are history, never a prediction of the next race.
All races
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How to read these stats
The panels above turn the recorded rounds into the numbers players look for. Pick a timeframe at the top and every panel recomputes for that window, from the last hour to the full record.
Winner frequency
This counts how often each of the six marbles has finished 1st in the chosen window, with the bar next to the 16.67% each marble is expected to win over a long run. Start positions are randomised every race, so no colour has a built-in edge; a gap between observed and expected is a hot or cold streak, not a pattern to follow.
Races since last win
This shows how many races have passed since each marble last finished 1st. A long gap can look "overdue", but every race is independent: past finishes never change the odds of the next one, and nothing here predicts a winner.
Race history
The table lists every recorded race with its time, the winning marble and the full finishing order. Use See all races to page through the whole record, which keeps growing because each race is saved to a database we own rather than reset between sessions.
The figures describe past results only. They cannot predict the next round, and no betting pattern changes the house edge. Set a budget before you play and see responsible gambling for free, confidential help.
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Frequently asked questions
Are these Marble Race results real?
Yes. Each finishing order is read from Evolution's live Marble Race table as the race settles, then recorded into a database we own. Nothing here is simulated, and the record keeps growing rather than resetting, so you can scroll back through past races.
Which marble wins most often in Marble Race?
Over a long run, none: the six marbles get randomised start positions every race, so each is expected to win about 16.67% of the time. The winner-frequency panel shows the observed share for your chosen timeframe against that figure, so any marble running hot or cold is just short-run variance, not an edge.
Is Marble Race fair, or is it rigged?
Marble Race is an Evolution live game, run with physical marbles on a real track and independently tested for fairness, so it is not rigged. The numbers here back that up: across enough races each colour wins close to one time in six. What is fixed against you is the house edge, an RTP of 95.83% on the 1st-place bet, the built-in cost the game keeps over time.
Can I see the full Marble Race history?
Yes. The race history table lists every recorded race with its time, the winning marble and the full finishing order, and the See all races button pages through the entire record. The winner-frequency and races-since panels summarise that history for the timeframe you pick.