Crazy Time: the wheel and its four bonus rounds explained

The essentials

Crazy Time — The published Crazy Time format

• Publisher referencedEvolution
• Format describedLive casino game show
• Release given by EvolutionJuly 2020
• Wheel in the guide54 segments

Following a round

Crazy Time — What the wheel sequence says — and does not say

Evolution’s published instructions describe a wheel made up of 54 segments, with activity before the wheel itself is spun.

1. 01

   Crazy Time — Numbers and bonus names

   Evolution names 1, 2, 5 and 10 as number selections. It also lists Coin Flip, Cash Hunt, Pachinko and Crazy Time as the four bonus selections.

2. 02

   Crazy Time — The Top Slot stage

   Evolution’s sequence has the presenter operate Top Slot before the wheel. It can attach a multiplier to a named number or bonus segment, which describes a game feature rather than a likely result.

3. 03

   Crazy Time — The stopping segment

   When the wheel stops on a number, the associated number mechanism applies. When it stops on a bonus, Evolution says entry to that bonus is for people who made an active selection on it.

4. 04

   Crazy Time — No pattern to follow

   A list of previous wheel results does not point to the next segment. Seeing a sequence of numbers or bonuses is not evidence that another segment is due.

Before the spin

Crazy Time — How Top Slot fits into the round

Evolution places Top Slot immediately before the wheel rotation. In its description, this step may add a multiplier to one of the segments already named on the wheel, including a number or a bonus segment.

That function does not reveal where the wheel will stop. Displayed features can also depend on the particular version, the rules in force and the operator’s implementation, so this guide does not present them as fixed terms for every player.

• A displayed multiplier is part of the round’s rules, not a guaranteed outcome.
• Use the game information shown by the relevant operator for that specific environment.
• This page does not assume stake limits, currencies or account eligibility.

Four named bonus rounds

Crazy Time — Recognising the bonus sequences

Evolution uses four product names for the bonus rounds. They are retained unchanged here, and the descriptions identify their mechanics without suggesting a frequency, value or likely outcome.

Presentation, viewing and real play

Crazy Time — The difference between seeing Crazy Time and accessing it

Crazy Time — Reading a Crazy Time round

Evolution describes a sequence in which choices are made before the presenter runs Top Slot and spins the 54-segment wheel.

Crazy Time — Before the Crazy Time spin

The published choices are the numbers 1, 2, 5 and 10, plus Cash Hunt, Coin Flip, Pachinko and Crazy Time. The stopped segment decides the next part of that round.

Crazy Time — Using Crazy Time statistics carefully

Evolution says each Crazy Time spin is random and independent. A history can describe earlier rounds, but it cannot predict the next stopping point.

Crazy Time — Crazy Time past spins

A number or bonus that appeared earlier is not made due by that history. Treating a run as a signal would add a claim that Evolution’s published explanation does not support.

Crazy Time — Checking Crazy Time access

An official promotional video or spectator view is not game access. Evolution notes that freeplay and individual game features depend on jurisdiction; an operator’s live conditions are the place to check access.