Gamdom Bet Analyzer
Import your Gamdom CSVs to see what you wagered, won and lost, alongside your deposits. Processed on your device. No account needed.
Import your Gamdom exports
Download My bets.csv and, optionally, deposits.csv from Gamdom. Choose them together or add more files later.
The bet export uses “$” without a currency code, and dates use DD/MM/YYYY with no time-zone offset. Confirm both settings before importing.
Saving is off. History clears when you switch casinos, close this tab or reload.
Local saving keeps normalized bets, deposits, currency and time zone on this browser only. Turning it off deletes the saved copy while keeping this tab’s analysis. Clearing browser data can remove saved history. Wallet addresses, transaction hashes and payment IDs are discarded; nothing is uploaded to your account.
Import limits and overlapping exports
Up to 10 MB per file, 25 MB and 20 files per import, and 100,000 total records in this tab. A file with an invalid record is rejected in full; other valid files can still import.
These exports have no unique bet IDs. Repeated matching rows within one file are preserved. Across files, we keep the greatest observed count of each matching row. Reimporting a file does not double its totals, but partial exports of identical bets within one second cannot be reconciled with certainty. Use complete, non-overlapping date exports where possible.
Withdrawals are awaiting an export sample. They are shown as unavailable, never assumed to be zero.
What this export can tell you
Results and habits come from the records you supply. A loss shows a zero payout multiplier, so the CSV does not reveal the target you selected on that bet. It also omits balances, bet IDs, seeds and game results needed for provably fair verification.
This report describes past play. It does not predict outcomes or establish that a casino is fair or unfair. For your Stake history, use the Stake Bet Analyzer.
Same math. Your whole Stake bet history in your browser: favourite games, biggest wins and losses, P/L over time and the house edge you actually paid.
Open Stake Bet Analyzer →