OK Win NotesOK Win Play Ledger: A Private Session Log
Write each session down when it ends: the money put in, the money taken out and the minutes. The ledger adds them by week and month and keeps them in your own browser. The Wallet tab’s histories are a second record, never a replacement for yours.
The ledger above opens on an invented month: sixteen sessions, each with ₹100 to ₹200 put in. They are nobody’s real play. Add a few of your own and the totals follow.
Which record are you looking at?
One session can leave three records. Only one is yours.
| If you are on… | The record there is… | Do this |
|---|---|---|
| The Wallet tab of the platform’s page | The platform’s. At the time of writing (8 October 2026), logged out, the tab showed Total balance, Main wallet, 3rd party wallet, Deposit, Withdraw, Deposit history and Withdrawal history | Read both histories after a session. We opened neither, so we cannot say what they list |
| This page | Yours: date, money in, money out, minutes, a note | Add the row when the session ends |
| Your bank or UPI app | The bank’s: what left and entered your account | Cross-check the other two with it |
The button on this site opens an address that can forward to a different domain from one visit to the next, as the link guide describes. The ledger does not mind. It stores amounts, dates and minutes and never an address, so your record carries on when the page you play on moves.
What one row holds
- Date. The day of the session. A day that has not come yet is refused.
- Put in. The money you added for that session.
- Taken out. The money you took back when it ended, or the balance you finished with. Either works if you pick one and keep it.
- Minutes. A whole number from 1 to 1,440.
- Note. Optional, up to 40 characters.
The result of a session is taken out minus put in. A minus sign means you finished behind.
Reading the example: small and often
By week, oldest first:
| Week | Sessions | Put in | Taken out | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14–20 Sep 2026 | 4 | ₹500 | ₹380 | −₹120 |
| 21–27 Sep 2026 | 4 | ₹550 | ₹440 | −₹110 |
| 28 Sep – 4 Oct 2026 | 6 | ₹750 | ₹430 | −₹320 |
| 5–11 Oct 2026 | 2 | ₹250 | ₹160 | −₹90 |
By month, September holds 10 sessions that put in ₹1,300 and took out ₹960, a result of −₹340. October holds 6 that put in ₹750 and took out ₹450, a result of −₹300. In all, 16 sessions put in ₹2,050 and took out ₹1,410. That is −₹640, with ₹69 back for every ₹100 put in, and 13 of the 16 ended behind.
Three things a feeling would miss:
- No session looks big. The biggest single loss was ₹100, four times over. The total is more than six times that.
- The good sessions stayed small too. Three ended ahead, by ₹60, ₹90 and ₹30. The running total was −₹20 after the first session and never got back above −₹60.
- The hourly view. The sessions took 214 minutes, 3.6 hours, which is −₹179 for every hour played. They averaged 13.4 minutes each.
Check the totals against the platform’s history
Once a week:
- Add up “put in” for one week in the ledger.
- Open the Wallet tab, then Deposit history, and add up the deposits it lists for that week, if it shows dates and amounts. We opened neither history, so check what yours shows.
- Repeat for “taken out” against Withdrawal history, but only if you recorded money you withdrew, not a finishing balance.
- If a pair differs, look for the cause in your own rows first: a session you did not log, a deposit logged twice, or a deposit you started and never completed.
The tab also lists a 3rd party wallet and a Main wallet transfer. We opened neither, so we cannot say whether a move between wallets counts as money in or out. Pick a rule and keep to it. If a gap stays unexplained, screenshot the history with its dates and read the help guide; the ledger cannot settle a payment problem.
Keeping it private, and the CSV
The sessions live in your browser’s local storage on this device. Nothing is uploaded and there is no account. Another phone, another browser or a private window will not show them. Clearing your browser’s site data erases them, and anyone who opens this page in the same browser on your phone can read them.
Press Download CSV now and then as a backup. The file has six columns (date, put_in, taken_out, net, minutes, note) and is named like play-ledger-2026-10-08.csv. A note that starts with =, +, - or @ gets a quote mark in front, so a spreadsheet will not run it as a formula.
What the ledger cannot do
It cannot see the platform, check a figure you type or tell you what a game will do next. It adds up what you give it. The tools index lists the calculators that price a round before you play, and the games guide shows how. If a Sports screen shows prices, the odds converter turns them into chances.
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The button opens the platform’s page, which may forward you to another address. Read the address bar before you type anything.
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Common questions
Does the ledger still work when my OK Win page opens at a different address?
Yes. A row holds a date, two amounts, minutes and a short note, and never an address. The button’s address can forward to a different domain from one visit to the next, so the page you play on can change without touching your record. If you want to remember which address you used, put a few letters of it in the note.
What should I enter as taken out if I leave money on the platform?
Choose one rule and keep it. Either enter only what you withdrew, which treats money left behind as not yet yours, or enter the balance you finished with, which counts it as yours. The second rule makes sessions look better while the money is still there. Write the rule in the note of your first row.
How do I count a bonus credit?
Put in means money you added yourself. If you record your finishing balance as taken out, a credit the platform added sits inside that balance. We could not read the terms behind any banner, so we cannot say how a credit behaves. Note it in the 40-character note and use the same rule every time.
Will my sessions appear on my other phone?
No. They sit in this browser’s local storage on this device only, and nothing is sent to us. To move them, press Download CSV on one phone and keep the file. A private window starts empty and forgets what you add when it closes.
What happens when the ledger is full?
It holds up to 5,000 sessions. After that it refuses a new row and asks you to download a CSV and clear the oldest. Download the CSV before you clear anything, because cleared sessions cannot be brought back.
Why does the ledger ask how many minutes I played?
Minutes give you the result for every hour played, which lets you compare a short session with a long one. In the example the 16 sessions took 3.6 hours in all and ended −₹179 for every hour. A rough figure is fine, but use the same habit each time.