Crazy Time stats and odds explained

No. This page is not a live results tracker and it shows no spin history or recent results. It explains the game's published figures so that statistics you meet elsewhere are easier to read. Evolution's own page says that other websites post the latest results and payouts, and those sites are separate from this guide. For how the game plays and where to find it, see our Crazy Time game page.

Players bet on the numbers 1, 2, 5 or 10, or on one of four bonus games: Cash Hunt, Pachinko, Coin Flip and Crazy Time. Each of these is a bet spot. In every round the Top Slot spins alongside the main money wheel and gives random multipliers to chosen bet spots. When the wheel stops on your spot, the multiplier the Top Slot produced for it is applied to your win. If the wheel lands on a bonus game you backed, you go into that round. Anyone can watch a bonus game, but only players with a bet on its spot take part and can win.

• Coin Flip: a coin with a blue side and a red side is flipped. Two multipliers are generated first, one for each side, and the side facing up wins.
• Cash Hunt: a shooting gallery with a large screen of 108 random multipliers hidden under symbols. After a shuffle, each player picks their own target before the timer ends, and the cannon reveals the multiplier.
• Pachinko: the presenter drops a puck onto a wall of pegs, and the multiplier where it lands decides the win. A Double value doubles every bottom multiplier and the puck drops again, up to a ceiling of 10,000x.
• Crazy Time: behind the red door is a large virtual money wheel. Players choose a blue, green or yellow flapper, the presenter starts the wheel, and the flapper's position when it stops gives the multiplier.

Evolution gives Crazy Time an RTP of 96.08%. RTP is the share of stakes a game returns over very long play. The studio also says players have a 1 in 6 chance of landing a bonus round with each spin.

The studio lists these as its largest wins:

• 11 December 2022, Cash Hunt round: a 25,000x bet multiplier, a win of €2,815,169. Evolution calls this the biggest ever win in Crazy Time.
• 8 November 2022, Cash Hunt round: players earned a total of 12,500x.
• 20 January 2022, Cash Hunt round: a 12,500x multiplier.

The maximum multiplier the studio gives for the Crazy Time bonus game itself is 20,000x. The 25,000x win above came in Cash Hunt.

Evolution states that Crazy Time rests on random outcomes and that each spin is independent of the ones before it. In its view, that makes existing statistics useless for predicting future results. Its question-and-answer section goes further: the outcome cannot be predicted, because it comes from the spinning wheel, the multipliers and the bonus games. The studio accepts that some players follow current data because it interests them. That is a matter of interest, not a way to improve a result. What happened on the last spin has no effect on the next one.

Every casino on this site holds a Gambling Commission licence. Our team has rated eight casinos. Five of them name Crazy Time on their own pages, as read on 12 October 2026, and three do not.

• Grosvenor Casinos lists Live Crazy Time among its live game shows.
• LeoVegas lists Crazy Time Live under Game Shows, with Evolution as the studio.
• Mr Vegas names Crazy Time with Monopoly Live and Lightning Roulette among its live game shows.
• Unibet names Crazy Time in its description of the live games Evolution supplies.
• BetMGM lists Crazy Time Live among its game shows, from Evolution.

Casumo, William Hill and 888casino do not name Crazy Time in their live casino text. Casumo names Dream Catcher and Money Drop as its game shows. William Hill's live casino text names no game show. 888casino mentions live game shows without naming one.

Set your limits before you open a game. Decide a deposit limit, a loss limit and a session time first, and keep to them. Live rounds and game show spins follow each other quickly, so a session timer matters. A bonus round or a big multiplier on screen is never a reason to raise a limit or chase a loss. You must be 18 or over to gamble.

These are the tools the casinos on this page state on their own pages:

• Grosvenor Casinos: net and gross deposit limits, Take A Break, self-exclusion, reality checks and game session reminders.
• LeoVegas and BetMGM: time-outs, reality checks, daily, weekly and monthly deposit and net deposit limits, loss, stake and session limits, and self-exclusion.
• Mr Vegas: wager, deposit, loss, max bet and time-out limits, a reality check, a lock account tool and self-exclusion.
• Unibet: deposit limits, net deposit limits, product blocks, product restrictions and self-exclusion.

Gamstop blocks you from gambling websites and apps licensed in Great Britain, all at once. A casino's own self-exclusion covers that one business only, and a self-exclusion is never something to find a way around.

If gambling is causing you harm, these services can help:

• National Gambling Helpline (England and Scotland): 0808 8020 133
• NHS Wales Helpline (Wales): 0808 2819 265
• GambleAware, whose support services are available only to Great Britain residents

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