Analytics
Win rates, session profit and loss, best multipliers and hunt history for your casino stream, with every metric that matters exportable to PDF or Excel in a click.
What it is
Most streaming analytics tell you about viewers. For a casino stream the interesting numbers are about the content — which slots you actually played, how hunts performed over time, and whether your affiliate links convert.
CasinoHub tracks what it can see: every hunt with its multipliers and result, the slots that appear in them, engagement from points and giveaways, and outbound affiliate clicks broken down by where they came from.
It's descriptive, not predictive. The point is to answer questions you can act on rather than to produce a score.
How it works on a real stream
Hunt performance over time
Each finished hunt keeps its full record, so the trend across sessions is real data rather than a memory of good nights. Average multiplier, best hit and profit are comparable between hunts because they're computed the same way every time.
Slot-level data comes out of that: which games you actually play, and which have paid across your own sessions.
Where clicks come from
Affiliate and outbound links are attributed by source — Twitch, YouTube, your website, your linktree, the chat bot. A partner asking where their traffic originates has an answer, and so do you when deciding what to promote.
The short-link tool gives you the same attribution for links you share anywhere else.
Engagement, not just eyeballs
Points earned and spent, giveaway entries, slot requests and guesses all indicate whether your audience is participating or watching. Those move independently of viewer count, and they're usually the earlier signal.
Short links you can attribute
Any link you share can be a short link — /l/your-slug — and every click records where it came from: a Twitch panel, Discord, a post, your linktree.
The statistics page puts those clicks beside your hunt results and chat activity, so you can see which channel actually sends the traffic rather than guessing from a dashboard the casino controls.
Questions streamers ask
What stream analytics does CasinoHub track for casino streamers?
CasinoHub tracks win rate across slots and sessions, per-session profit and loss, average bet size, total spins, session duration, best multipliers, and full bonus-hunt history — the metrics that matter for casino and slots streams in one place.
Can I export my casino stream stats?
Yes. You can download your data as PDF summaries or Excel spreadsheets, so you can share stats with sponsors, keep them for your own records, or use them at tax time.
Is CasinoHub analytics free to use?
CasinoHub is completely free. You can begin tracking your stream stats without a credit card.
How does analytics connect to my bonus hunts and sessions?
Analytics pulls from the same data as CasinoHub's live bonus-hunt tracker and session tracking, so every hunt and session you run is logged automatically and rolled up into your win rate, P/L, and multiplier history.
Which streaming platforms does CasinoHub work with?
CasinoHub works across Twitch, Kick, and YouTube, with a Discord bot as well, so your analytics cover your streams no matter which of these platforms you go live on.
It comes with everything else
One free account carries the whole toolkit — nothing here is behind a separate plan.