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Every time you join a live-dealer table, spin a slot, or place a sports bet on sgcplay, the app records that session so you can return to it instantly next time. The Recently Played section lives in your account menu and shows your last games in chronological order — most recent first. This saves you time hunting through the Game Library, especially useful if you were in the middle of a blackjack table in Jakarta or a roulette session and want to resume from the same dealer studio.
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This guide explains how Recently Played works on sgcplay, what information gets stored, how to manage your history, and how the feature integrates with deposits and withdrawals. We also cover how it syncs across your Android and iOS devices so you can switch between phone and tablet without losing track of your session history.
What Recently Played stores and how it organizes your history
When you play on sgcplay, every session — whether live-dealer blackjack, slots like Gates of Olympus, sports betting during Liga 1, or esports markets like Mobile Legends — gets logged. The Recently Played list shows the game name, the date and time you played, your deposit method for that session, and the session balance (the amount you had when you started). You can tap any entry to jump directly back into that game or table, provided it is still active. If a specific table has closed or a tournament has ended, the entry remains in history but may show a status indicator like "table closed."
Recently Played organizes entries by date. The newest session appears at the top; older sessions scroll down. You can filter the list by category — tap a filter button to see only Live Dealer games, or only Slots, or only Sports. This is useful if you played many different game types and want to find a specific one quickly. For example, if you remember playing roulette in the evening during Idul Adha but cannot recall which day, you can filter for Live Dealer and scan the roulette tables from that period.
Each Recently Played entry also shows your session balance and the payment method used. If you funded that session via DANA, the entry displays the e-wallet icon and confirms the amount that was deposited. This makes it easy to track which deposit method you used for each session — useful if you prefer different payment methods for different game types or if you want to reconcile your spending across mobile banking, local payment, online payment, and bank transfers.
The history persists even after you log out and back in. If you close the app mid-session, that incomplete session is still recorded in Recently Played. You can resume it by tapping the entry, or you can leave it and move on to a different game. The balance shown in Recently Played is from when you started the session, not the final balance — your current account balance is always visible separately at the top of the app.
How to access and navigate Recently Played on your device
Accessing Recently Played is straightforward. On the sgcplay app, tap your account icon or username at the top of the screen, then scroll down to the "Recently Played" section. This appears in your Account menu alongside your Deposit History and Withdrawal Requests. The Recently Played list loads instantly — no network delay — because the data is cached locally on your device and synced with the sgcplay server whenever you open the app.
To rejoin a game from Recently Played, tap the entry. The app verifies that the table or game is still active. If it is, you are taken directly to the table and can resume. If the table has closed, you are shown a message and given the option to return to the Game Library to find a similar table. For slots like Sweet Bonanza or Aviator, the game always loads because slots run continuously — tapping a Recently Played slot entry starts a fresh session with your current account balance.
Recently Played entries can be sorted by date (newest first, oldest first) or by game category. Use the sort controls at the top of the Recently Played list to switch between views. You can also search by game name — type "roulette" or "blackjack" or "Liga 1" to filter the list down to entries matching that term. This search works across your entire 90-day history, so you can find sessions from weeks ago without scrolling endlessly.
Clearing your Recently Played history is optional. By default, entries older than 90 days disappear automatically. If you want to clear recent entries manually, tap the three-dot menu next to an entry and select "Remove from history," or use the "Clear all" option at the bottom of the Recently Played section to delete your entire history at once. Clearing does not affect your account balance, withdrawal history, or deposit records — it only removes the game shortcuts.
Your Recently Played data is private to your sgcplay account. If you share your phone with family, each person should log into their own sgcplay account to keep histories separate. If you log out of sgcplay on your device, the Recently Played cache is cleared for security. When you log back in, your full history is restored from the server.
Tips and account management notes
Recently Played is most useful when combined with favorites. You can mark any game or table as a favorite by tapping the heart icon. Favorites appear at the very top of the Game Library, above Recently Played. This is helpful if you have specific dealers you prefer in roulette or blackjack, or a particular slots title like Mahjong Ways or Fortune Tiger that you return to often. Use both features together — favorites for your top picks, Recently Played for everything else.
Session balance does not update in history
The balance shown in a Recently Played entry is a snapshot from when you started that session, not your final balance. Your current account balance is always shown separately. This snapshot helps you remember how much you brought to each session for reference, but your actual balance is managed independently.
Recently Played entries show the deposit method — DANA, e-wallet, mobile banking, local payment, online payment, e-wallet, or bank transfer — that funded each session. If you want to switch deposit methods, you do not need to delete your Recently Played history. You can change your default payment method in Account Settings, and any new sessions will use the updated method. Your old Recently Played entries will still show their original payment method, which is useful for record-keeping across cities like Jakarta, Bandung, or Surabaya where you might use different payment rails.
If you need to withdraw your current balance or review your deposit history, Recently Played stays separate from those flows. You access Withdrawal and Deposit History from your Account menu as well, but they are independent of Recently Played. This separation keeps your gaming history clean and your financial records organized.
During high-traffic periods like Liga 1 matches or Piala AFF tournaments, popular live-dealer tables fill up quickly. Having Recently Played shortcuts lets you jump back to your preferred table instantly without waiting to browse the Game Library. If a table is full, the app shows a waiting-list option, but you can also tap Recently Played to try a different table from your history.
If you have questions about a specific game from your Recently Played history or need help rejoining a table, our support team is available via the in-app chat. We speak English and respond during business hours. We can also help if your Recently Played history was accidentally cleared or if you need to recover details about a past session for verification purposes. Your account balance is always protected, and you can withdraw at any time regardless of your Recently Played records.
Recently Played makes it easy to pick up where you left off on sgcplay. Review your history regularly to see which games and tables you gravitate toward, adjust your gaming habits if needed, and withdraw your balance whenever you are satisfied with your session.