What it records
The browser extension reads the results your browser already receives while you play Stake Originals and keeps one entry for each bet: the game, the amount, the payout and the time. Stake Cash and Gold Coins are kept apart and never added together.
It only reads. It never places a bet, never clicks or types on the page, and sends no requests of its own to the casino.
What it shows
Profit and loss by game, by session and by day, beside what the house edge says the same wagers should have cost. A long run of play settles toward that figure, and the panel shows how far from it you are and how large the sample is.
Each game also has a tracker for its own results: multipliers, tiles or numbers, counted against how often the odds say they should appear.
The desktop app for Windows adds the money around the play: purchases and redemptions, profit and loss over time, and budgets you set for yourself.
What it will not tell you
Past results do not change future odds. Every round is drawn independently, so a number that has not appeared for a while is no more likely to appear next, and HouseBreaker does not label anything as due. It does not predict outcomes and no setting makes it do so.
Over time every game here returns less than is wagered on it. The record is for seeing that clearly, not for getting round it.
Your data
Everything is stored on your own computer. Nothing is uploaded to xeroBytes, and neither part holds a casino password or token. You can export the record or delete it at any time.
Access
This page is open to everyone. HouseBreaker itself is available by invitation: access is granted per account, through an invitation link.
Downloads
Sign in to see what your account has been given.
The user guide explains how to install and use each part, with pictures.
If play stops being fun
In the United States the National Problem Gambling Helpline is free and open at all hours on 1-800-522-4700.
HouseBreaker is unofficial. xeroBytes is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Stake, and its name and trademarks belong to their owner. See the Terms of Service.