Independent trackers log every Ice Fishing spin within seconds of the result, and the picture they paint is steady: fish land more often than the bonus segments of most other wheel shows, while the largest multipliers stay rare. Below you can see what a normal day of results looks like, so a hot streak is recognisable for what it is. One limit applies to all of it: trackers run a few minutes behind the table and say nothing about the round in progress.
- chance of a fish on any spin
- 13.2%
- spins per bonus round, on average
- ~7.6
- Huge Reds odds per spin
- 1 in 53
- top theoretical payout
- 5,000x
Ice Fishing Results Today: What a Normal Day Looks Like
Each line in a results feed holds three facts: the segment the pointer stopped on, whether a boost sat on it, and the multiplier the presenter pulled from the ice when a fish won. Across a whole day the two Leaf spots between them take about 87% of spins. The three fish split the remaining 13% among themselves, roughly in the ratio 4:2:1.
Ice Fishing Statistics: Bonus Frequency in Practice
Observed figures sit close to theory. In a 24-hour Tracksino sample captured on 23 September 2026, Huge Reds won 2.00% of rounds, Big Oranges 3.41% and Lil' Blues 6.86%. Theory says 1.89%, 3.77% and 7.55%. A one-day sample of roughly 1,400 spins will always wander by a fraction of a percent; stretch the window to a month and the gap closes.
Theory (53 segments)
- Lil' Blues: 7.55%
- Big Oranges: 3.77%
- Huge Reds: 1.89%
- Any fish: 13.2%
One day, 23 Sept 2026
- Lil' Blues: 6.86%
- Big Oranges: 3.41%
- Huge Reds: 2.00%
- Best catches: 650x and 570x
Ice Fishing History: Where the Big Payouts Come From

Almost every result above 500x is a Huge Reds catch, and most of those carried a bonus boost as well. Big Oranges tops out at 200x on its own, or 2,000x when a 10x boost applies; Lil' Blues stops at 100x unboosted. The useful habit when scrolling a history feed is to filter by fish. That shows how much each bonus has actually paid, which matters more than how many times it appeared.
Reading an Ice Fishing Tracker Properly
Widen the window
Judge 24 hours or a week, never the last 20 spins. A short window turns ordinary noise into an apparent streak.
Hold it against theory
Each fish rate belongs near 7.55%, 3.77% or 1.89%. A gap of half a percent in one day is variance, not a trend.
Look at the multipliers
Average and best multiplier per fish tell you what the bonus rounds have been paying lately, which the hit rate alone cannot.
Separate the boosts
Most headline numbers hide a boost. A 50x fish under a 10x boost shows in the log as 500x.
Casino Scores and Tracksino Compared
Casino Scores
- Part of casino.org
- Live feed with a complete spin log
- Statistics by segment and by fish
- Some pages still carry pre-launch figures
Tracksino
- Independent site
- 24-hour and longer windows
- Best multipliers for each period
- Tracks the other Evolution shows too
Do Past Ice Fishing Results Predict the Next Spin?
What does help: bet mix and budget planning for Ice Fishing
The numbers are in front of you. Casinos with Evolution's live game shows usually list Ice Fishing in the lobby; deposits start around Rs 1,000. 18+ only.
