
Crazy Balls Live Stats, Results & Tracker
In the 24 hours to 2026-10-12 05:11 UTC, Scoreo recorded 991 rounds of Crazy Balls. 116 of them were bonus rounds (11.3% against 10.4% expected). Every round of Evolution's bingo-style game show: the 20 balls drawn from 60, which bonus tickets filled, and what Coin Flip, Cash Hunt, Pachinko and Crazy Time paid, tracked live.
Latest rounds
newest firstRounds since last bonus
LIVEHow many rounds since each bonus ticket last filled.
Crazy Balls is Evolution's bingo-style game show. Each round the host draws 20 numbered balls from a drum of 60. Players bet on up to four number cards and four bonus tickets: a completed line on a number card pays, and a bonus ticket whose numbers are all drawn opens Coin Flip, Cash Hunt, Pachinko or the Crazy Time wheel, with multipliers up to 20,000×. Scoreo records every round: the balls drawn, which tickets filled and what each bonus paid.
Bonus statistics
Last 24 hHow often each bonus ticket filled in the window, and what the bonus paid on average when it did. Coin Flip needs 3 numbers, Cash Hunt and Pachinko 4, Crazy Time 5, so it fills far more often.
Round history
Bonus = the ticket that filled, if any. Multiplier = what the bonus paid, including any ticket multiplier. A gold number on a ticket was drawn this round; a ticket can also fill with a number or two still undrawn, which the results feed does not explain.
View moreBall frequency
Last 24 hHow often each of the 60 balls has been drawn. Every ball has the same one-in-three chance per round; a ball turns hot or cold when it strays 20% or more from that over at least 100 rounds.
Biggest wins
Last 24 hThe largest bonus payouts in the selected window. The total is the bonus result multiplied by any multiplier the host's button placed on the ticket.
Cards and multipliers, explained
Once betting closes, the host presses a button that scatters Free Spaces and multipliers across the cards in play. A number card pays 3× the stake for every completed line (horizontal, vertical or diagonal); a multiplier on a bonus ticket multiplies whatever the bonus pays.
Bonus games
Coin Flip
3 numbers on the ticketA random multiplier goes on the red side and another on the blue, the coin is flipped and the side facing up pays everyone whose Coin Flip ticket filled. The shortest ticket, so the most frequent bonus.
Cash Hunt
4 numbers on the ticket108 multipliers appear on a gallery, get scrambled behind symbols, and every player shoots one, so results differ from player to player. The feed reports the highest and lowest cell of the gallery.
Pachinko
4 numbers on the ticketThe host drops a puck down a wall of pegs into one of 16 zones. Landing on Double doubles every value and the puck drops again.
Crazy Time
5 numbers on the ticketBehind the red door: a 64-segment wheel with three flappers. Pick green, blue or yellow and win what it points to; Double and Triple segments multiply the whole wheel and spin again. The longest ticket and the rarest round.
Everyone at the table watches the bonus. Only bets placed on that ticket are paid from it.
How to play
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Open Crazy Balls from the Game Shows section of a live casino.
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Stake any of the eight cards before the timer runs out: up to four number cards and the four bonus tickets. Each card can carry a different stake.
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The host presses the button: Free Spaces and multipliers land on the cards you bet on.
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20 balls are drawn from 60. Matching numbers are daubed automatically on every card.
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Every completed line on a number card pays. A bonus ticket with all its numbers drawn starts that bonus for everyone who bet on it.
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Winnings are paid at the end of the round; the next betting window opens straight away.
FAQ
A live game show by Evolution that pairs a bingo-style draw of 20 balls from 60 with the four bonus games from Crazy Time: Coin Flip, Cash Hunt, Pachinko and the Crazy Time wheel. It launched in 2025 and is hosted from one studio.
20, one at a time, from a drum of 60. Every number that appears on one of your cards is marked automatically. This page lists all 20 balls of every round in the order they came out, and the ball frequency block shows how often each of the 60 has been drawn in the selected window.
Each of the four bonus tickets carries a few numbers: 3 on Coin Flip, 4 on Cash Hunt and Pachinko, 5 on Crazy Time. When every number on a ticket is among the 20 balls drawn, the ticket fills and its bonus game starts for everyone who bet on it. Two tickets can fill in the same round; the bonuses are then played one after the other. In the rounds Scoreo has recorded, about half of the tickets that filled still had one or two numbers undrawn: the Free Spaces the button places can stand in for a number, and the results feed does not report them.
After betting closes the host presses a button that scatters Free Spaces and multipliers across the cards in play. A Free Space counts as a marked number. Standard multipliers (10× or 20×) boost one cell, Line multipliers (20× or 50×) apply once their line completes, and Global multipliers (2× or 3×) multiply every win on the card. A multiplier on a bonus ticket multiplies whatever the bonus pays. The results feed reports the multiplier placed on a bonus ticket, which is how the biggest wins here show it.
Evolution caps the game at 20,000 times the stake. Only the Crazy Time bonus can reach it, with a ticket multiplier on top of a big wheel result. The Biggest wins block shows the largest payouts recorded in the selected window.
Evolution publishes a theoretical return to player of up to 96.08%, depending on the card or ticket you bet on; the bonus tickets return less than the number cards. Check the game's help at the table for the spot you play. Betting limits are set by each casino.
Crazy Time spins a 54-segment wheel every round and a bonus starts when the flapper stops on a bonus segment, roughly once every six spins. Crazy Balls draws 20 balls and a bonus starts only when a ticket fills, which happens less often but pays on the same four bonus games, with a ticket multiplier instead of the Top Slot. Rounds take longer too: about a minute and a half each.
No. Scoreo shows results and statistics only. Playing or watching requires an account at a licensed casino that carries Evolution games.
No. The drum has no memory and every draw is independent. Rounds since last bonus and hot or cold balls describe what has happened; they do not change the odds of the next round.
Recent days
Every round of a single UTC day, with that day’s split and its biggest win.