The whole Kick casino category, on tape.
Every live channel in Kick’s Slots & Casino category is entered into the ledger every thirty minutes — hours watched, sponsors read from titles, brand budgets moving between channels. Who signed whom, who was dropped, which brands are ramping. History no competitor can backfill, because it was never recorded anywhere else.
Code is rebuildable. The tape is not.
ProvenAudience has been snapshotting every live channel in the category on a half-hour cadence since the desk opened. Those snapshots roll up into a permanent hours-watched history per channel and for the category as a whole — kept forever, impossible to re-scrape for a day that has already passed. Six months in, that unbroken record is a thing no new entrant can buy or backfill. It is what turns a single verdict into context: is this channel growing or decaying, is this brand advancing or retreating, is this deal priced against the market or against a fantasy.
Leaderboards & watch-time history
Rank every casino channel by trailing hours watched over any window, with the number stored permanently. Peak and average viewers, follower velocity, and per-metric ranks that move over time — the standing stats the analytics sites sell, plus the fraud layer they don’t.
Sponsor share-of-voice
Sponsor brands are read out of stream titles into a per-brand daily timeline. See which casino brands are ramping, which are pulling back, and each brand’s share of category hours watched — the Stream-Hatchet-grade line item, computed from the tape.
Who signed whom, and who got dropped
Every channel carries an append-only sponsor history — first seen, last seen, and a flag when a brand quietly disappears from the titles. “Recently dropped by a sponsor” is often the most useful line in an audit.
Movement, as it happens
New channels entering the category, went-live alerts on watched channels, follower-jump anomalies and verdict flips land on the board and in the in-app alert log — so a channel that decays after signing shows up without you going looking.
A six-month head start you cannot buy late.
The dashboard puts the whole category in front of you — leaderboards, brand movement, threat boards, language and geography mix, deal pricing — every panel drawn from the same permanent record. Pair it with a live audit and you are not reading a snapshot; you are reading a trend.
Read the category like a market, not a leaderboard.
Continuous coverage, permanent history, and a verdict on top.
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