How to Start Using Blaze Histories and Locate Your Results
Explore navigation by platform and game, read the logs, and understand what is included in the displayed sample.
The first step in Blaze History is to choose which data set you want to consult. Each combination of platform and game opens its own area. Two histories with the same game name do not necessarily represent the same rounds.
Open the right history
On the home page, look for the platform cards. Choose a platform and click on the desired game. The sidebar also groups these shortcuts and allows you to switch histories without returning to the start. Check the page title before comparing information or exporting a file.
Options depend on the available integrations. The presence of a platform in the navigation does not mean that all its games have the same tools or data coverage.
Read each record
The grid pieces show the attributes available for that mode: number, color, name, or multiplier, as well as the time. Double, Fortune Double, Crash, and Car Roulette have different formats; therefore, do not treat all numbers as the same measure.
Note the times to recognize the temporal direction of the grid. Changing the visual direction does not change when the results occurred. A position number also does not replace the time nor works as a universal round identifier.
Expand the query carefully
Use Load more below the grid and wait for the search to finish. The loaded set is a sample, not a copy of the entire database. To consult a period, log in and use Filters. To learn the differences between these controls, see the public guides.
An initial exercise is to note the platform, game, displayed quantity, and times at the sample edges. Then, load more records and check what has changed. This helps to understand why the screen statistics vary during navigation. The records document past events; your query does not determine the next result.
