Crazy Time A Live Stats, Results & Tracker
Every spin of the second Crazy Time studio, recorded as it happens. Same wheel, same rules, its own results and its own statistics.
Latest results
newest firstSpins since last bonus
LIVEHow many spins since each bonus last landed.
Crazy Time is Evolution's flagship game show: a live host spins a 54-segment money wheel, a Top Slot above it pairs one bet spot with a multiplier of up to 50x before every spin, and nine of the segments open one of four bonus games: Coin Flip, Cash Hunt, Pachinko and the Crazy Time wheel itself. Scoreo records each round for the main studio and for Crazy Time A: what the Top Slot showed, where the wheel stopped, what the bonus paid and how many players won.
Spin statistics
Last 24 hWhere the results have actually landed compared with what the game's odds predict. A result turns hot or cold when it strays 20% or more from that over at least 100 rounds.
156538.8%
236425.0%
517912.3%
101037.1%Coin Flip1077.3%Cash Hunt614.2%Pachinko543.7%Crazy Time231.6%Latest results
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Last 24 hThe largest total multipliers in the selected window. For bonus rounds the total includes any matched Top Slot or Chance multiplier.
Coin Flip
Bonus deep-dives
Red or blue: which side has been winning, what each side has been worth on average, and how often the game stepped in with a Rescue Flip.
multiplier
0 Rescue Flips0.0% of rounds
Top Slot, explained
One spot, one multiplier, every spinTwo reels spin above the wheel while bets close. The left reel stops on a bet spot, the right on a multiplier. If the wheel stops on that spot, numbers pay their value times the multiplier (10 with 5x pays 50:1) and a bonus game starts with every multiplier inside it already multiplied. If the two reels don't line up, the spin has no Top Slot multiplier.
Strategy simulator
This shows how a bet pattern would have performed on rounds that already happened. It cannot predict future rounds.
It replays the past; it cannot predict the next spin. Play responsibly
Bonus games
Coin Flip
4 segments · about every 13 spinsA random multiplier goes on the red side and another on the blue, the coin is flipped and the side facing up pays everyone who bet on Coin Flip. If both sides are low a Rescue Flip can give the round a second go.
Cash Hunt
2 segments · about every 27 spins108 multipliers appear on a gallery, get scrambled behind symbols, and every player shoots one, so results differ from player to player. The best cell can be worth 500x, or 25,000x with a 50x Top Slot.
Pachinko
2 segments · about every 27 spinsThe 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; the round ends on a multiplier or at 10,000x.
Crazy Time
1 segment · about every 54 spinsA giant wheel with 64 segments; you pick the green, blue or yellow flapper and win what it points to. Double and Triple segments multiply the whole wheel and spin again. The rarest round and the one the game is named after.
How to play
- 1
Open Crazy Time (or Crazy Time A) from the Game Shows section of a live casino.
- 2
Place chips on any of the eight spots during the betting window of about 13 seconds: 1, 2, 5, 10, Coin Flip, Cash Hunt, Pachinko or Crazy Time.
- 3
Watch the Top Slot settle: one bet spot, one multiplier up to 50x.
- 4
The host spins the wheel. A number pays its value, times the Top Slot multiplier if it matched.
- 5
A bonus segment starts the bonus for everyone who bet on it; the Top Slot multiplier, if matched, boosts every multiplier inside.
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Winnings are paid at the end of the round; the next betting window opens straight away.
Crazy Time vs Crazy Time A
Two studios, same gameCrazy Time A is a second studio running the same game with the same rules, payouts and RTP, but its own wheel, hosts and results. Statistics are not shared between the two, so Scoreo tracks each separately. Use the studio switch at the top of the page to change table.
FAQ
Crazy Time A is a second Evolution studio running Crazy Time with the same rules, payouts and RTP. It has its own wheel, hosts and results, so its statistics are tracked separately from the main studio.
54 segments: 21 show the number 1, 13 show 2, 7 show 5, 4 show 10, 4 are Coin Flip, 2 are Cash Hunt, 2 are Pachinko and 1 is Crazy Time. Nine segments in total start a bonus, so about one spin in six.
Before every spin two reels pair one bet spot with a multiplier from 2x to 50x. If the wheel then stops on that spot, the multiplier applies to the payout, and inside a bonus game it multiplies every value shown.
By segment count Coin Flip lands about every 13.5 spins, Cash Hunt and Pachinko about every 27, and Crazy Time about every 54. The statistics on this page show how the actual gaps compare with those averages.
Payouts are capped at 25,000x the stake on Cash Hunt, 20,000x on Crazy Time, 10,000x on Pachinko and 5,000x on Coin Flip. Casinos also apply their own maximum payout per bet.
The theoretical return to player is 96.08% on the number 1 and lower on the other spots, down to about 94.41% on the bonus spots, according to the published game rules.
They are two studios running the same game with identical rules. Each has its own wheel, hosts and results, so their statistics are separate. Scoreo tracks both.
A number result takes roughly 40 to 60 seconds including betting time. Bonus rounds take longer, typically two to four minutes, which is why the spins per hour vary.
No. Scoreo shows results and statistics, not the video stream. To watch and play you need an account at a licensed casino that carries Evolution games.
No. Every spin is an independent physical event and the wheel has no memory. Long gaps, hot segments and cold segments describe what has happened; they do not change the odds of the next spin.