Crazy Time

Crazy Time Hides Four Bonus Worlds Behind One Wheel

Crazy Time is the show that turned the money wheel into a doorway. Evolution launched it in July 2020 with a simple betting board, the numbers 1, 2, 5 and 10, and next to them four bonus games that each move the action to a different part of the studio.

The numbers pay their face value. The bonuses are where the evening goes.

What Waits Behind Each Bonus Segment

Coin Flip is the shortest: a coin with a red side and a blue side, a multiplier assigned to each, one toss.

Cash Hunt is a shooting gallery. A screen of 108 random multipliers is shuffled behind symbols, and every player aims at a target of their own, so two people in the same round can walk away with different prizes.

Pachinko has the host release a puck onto a tall wall of pegs. It bounces to one of 16 zones at the bottom, and a DOUBLE result raises the wall's figures and sends the puck again, with multipliers able to climb to 10,000x.

The fourth is the one the show is named after. A red door opens onto a virtual world with a giant 64-segment wheel, and you choose one of three coloured flappers before it spins. The flapper you picked decides which segment is yours.

• RTP: 96.08%
• Features: Money Wheel, Top Slot, Cash Hunt, Pachinko, Coin Flip, Crazy Time Bonus

The Small Reel Above the Presenter

Every round has a second spin running alongside the main one. The Top Slot sits above the wheel and turns at the same moment, pairing one bet spot with one random multiplier of up to 50x. If the two line up, that spot is boosted for the round. When it is a bonus game, the multiplier is carried inside and applied to everything there.

That is how totals grow past what any single bonus shows on its own. Evolution records the largest win so far in the Crazy Time game as a 25,000x bet multiplier, reached on 11 December 2022.

The best-returning bet on the board has an RTP of 96.08%. The presenter keeps talking throughout, which matters more than it sounds: with 54 segments on the wheel, the patter is what makes the pauses between bonuses feel like part of the show.