Crazy Time FAQ — All Questions Answered

Crazy Time is a live casino game show created by Evolution Gaming, featuring a 54-segment money wheel and four interactive bonus rounds (Coin Flip, Cash Hunt, Pachinko, Crazy Time). It offers up to 25,000x maximum win with 96.08% RTP.

Crazy Time was created by Evolution Gaming (now Evolution AB), the world's largest live casino provider. They launched the game on 1 June 2020 from their studio in Riga, Latvia.

Yes, Crazy Time broadcasts live 24 hours a day, 7 days a week from Evolution Gaming's Riga studio. The same stream is available at all UK casinos simultaneously.

The theoretical maximum win is 25,000x your stake, achievable in the Cash Hunt bonus round. With Top Slot multipliers, wins can reach extraordinary amounts.

The minimum bet is typically £0.10 per segment, though this may vary slightly between casinos. You can bet on multiple segments simultaneously.

The Crazy Time wheel has 54 segments: 21 x Number 1, 13 x Number 2, 7 x Number 5, 4 x Number 10, 4 x Coin Flip, 2 x Cash Hunt, 2 x Pachinko, and 1 x Crazy Time bonus.

Crazy Time has an overall RTP of 96.08%, meaning for every £100 wagered long-term, approximately £96.08 returns to players. Individual segments range from 94.33% (Number 10) to 96.08% (Number 1).

The house edge is 3.92% (100% - 96.08% RTP). This is the casino's mathematical advantage built into the game. It's comparable to European Roulette (2.7%) and better than American Roulette (5.26%).

Number 1 has the highest RTP at 96.08%, followed by Crazy Time bonus at 95.73%. Number 10 has the lowest at 94.33%. However, all bets have the same long-term expected value relative to variance.

Bonus rounds trigger approximately 16.67% of spins (1 in 6). Coin Flip is most common at 7.41%, while Crazy Time bonus is rarest at 1.85% (roughly once every 54 spins on average).

Number 1: 38.89% (21/54), Number 2: 24.07% (13/54), Number 5: 12.96% (7/54), Number 10: 7.41% (4/54), Coin Flip: 7.41% (4/54), Cash Hunt: 3.70% (2/54), Pachinko: 3.70% (2/54), Crazy Time: 1.85% (1/54).

Yes, all UKGC-licensed casinos offer identical Crazy Time gameplay with the same 96.08% RTP. The game streams from Evolution Gaming's central server — casinos cannot modify odds or payouts.

Crazy Time is available at all major UKGC-licensed casinos including Bet365, Sky Vegas, William Hill, Ladbrokes, 888 Casino, Betfair, Paddy Power, and Betway. All offer identical gameplay from Evolution Gaming.

Yes, absolutely. All UK casinos stream the exact same Crazy Time game from Evolution Gaming's Riga studio. Results, hosts, and payouts are identical — only bonuses and interfaces differ.

No download is required. Crazy Time plays directly in your web browser or through casino mobile apps. The game uses HTML5 streaming technology that works on all modern devices.

You cannot play the real Crazy Time for free as it's a live dealer game with real money bets. However, many casinos allow you to watch the live stream without betting, and demo simulators exist for practice.

Welcome bonuses vary between casinos. Check each casino's current offers, but remember that live casino games often contribute less (10-20%) toward bonus wagering requirements than slots.

The four bonus rounds are: Coin Flip (red/blue coin, up to 5,000x), Cash Hunt (108 multipliers behind symbols, up to 25,000x), Pachinko (ball drop with multipliers, up to 10,000x), and Crazy Time (giant wheel with flapper, up to 20,000x).

The Top Slot is a 3-reel slot above the main wheel. When all three reels show matching symbols that match the wheel result, a multiplier (2x-50x) applies to that segment's win, dramatically increasing payouts.

Cash Hunt has the highest maximum win at 25,000x your stake. The 108 symbols can hide multipliers up to 25,000x, and Top Slot can boost this further.

The Crazy Time bonus features a giant wheel with multipliers. A flapper adds excitement by potentially changing positions. 'Double' and 'Triple' segments can multiply all values and trigger re-spins for bigger wins.

No, only one segment wins per spin. However, you can bet on multiple bonus segments, and if any wins, you'll receive that payout. Many players spread bets across all four bonuses.

In Pachinko, if the ball lands on 'Double' or 'Triple', all multiplier values on the board double or triple, and the ball drops again. This can happen multiple times, creating massive multipliers.

No strategy can overcome the 3.92% house edge. Every spin is independent and random. However, bankroll management, setting limits, and understanding volatility can help you play responsibly and extend your entertainment.

It's personal preference. Numbers win more often but pay less. Bonuses win rarely but offer huge multipliers. Many players combine both for balanced gameplay. The RTP is similar across all bet types.

A common rule is betting 1-2% of your session bankroll per spin. With £100 budget, that's £1-2 total per spin spread across your chosen segments. This provides 50-100 spins of entertainment.

No. If you bet equally on all 8 segments, you'll lose money long-term due to the house edge. The total payout for any result is less than the combined bet amount needed to cover everything.

Martingale involves doubling bets after losses. It doesn't work long-term in Crazy Time because table limits prevent unlimited doubling, variance is high, and the house edge remains constant regardless of bet size.

Crazy Time is completely fair and certified by independent testing labs like eCOGRA. It uses hardware RNG (Random Number Generator) that's regularly audited. Evolution Gaming holds UKGC, MGA, and multiple international licences.

Results are determined by certified hardware RNG before each spin. The wheel animation matches the pre-determined result. Independent auditors verify randomness. All casinos show identical results simultaneously — proof of central, unmanipulated outcomes.

No. Individual casinos cannot influence Crazy Time results. The game runs on Evolution Gaming's servers with certified RNG. Casinos simply provide access to the stream — they have zero control over outcomes.

Yes. Evolution Gaming (Evolution AB) is publicly traded on Nasdaq Stockholm, worth over £15 billion. They're the world's largest live casino provider, licensed in 20+ jurisdictions, and supply games to 500+ operators worldwide.

The 96.08% RTP means you'll lose 3.92% of your wagered money long-term. Short-term results vary wildly due to high volatility. Losing sessions are normal and expected — gambling should be entertainment, not income.