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Crazy Time is Evolution's live game show built around a giant money wheel, a two-reel Top Slot and four bonus games. This guide to crazy time Truefortune players can use covers how a round runs, what each bonus does and how the betting spots differ.
- Provider
- Evolution
- Type
- live
- Max win
- 20,000x
- Released
- 2020
Contents
How the Crazy Time Money Wheel Works
The game centres on a vertical wheel with 54 segments. Before each spin you place bets on the numbers 1, 2, 5 and 10, or on one of the four bonus games. A live host then spins the wheel, and the segment under the pointer settles the round.
A number segment pays according to its face value, and the Top Slot may have boosted it. A bonus segment starts that bonus game, but only for players who backed it.
Secondary sources report the split of the wheel as shown below. Treat it as a guide rather than an official table, since sources do not fully agree on the bonus counts.
- Number 1: 21 segments
- Number 2: 13 segments
- Number 5: 7 segments
- Number 10: 4 segments
- Bonus games: the remaining 9 segments
The takeaway is simple: low numbers land often and pay little, while bonus segments are rare and carry the large swings.
The Top Slot and Its Multipliers
Before every spin, the two-reel Top Slot runs on its own. It can attach a multiplier to one or more betting spots, which may be a number or a bonus game. If the wheel then lands on a boosted spot and you bet on it, the multiplier applies to that result.
This is why a quiet number like 1 can occasionally pay far more than its face value suggests. A boosted bonus spot is different again, because the multiplier works alongside whatever the bonus game itself produces.
A Top Slot multiplier helps only if the wheel lands on that exact spot and you have a bet on it. A boost on a spot you skipped does nothing for you.
Evolution material cites bonus multipliers reaching into the thousands, and third-party guides quote higher top figures. Sources disagree on the ceiling, so read any maximum-win claim as a best-case outcome, not a typical one.
The Four Bonus Games
Coin Flip and Cash Hunt
Coin Flip is the most frequent bonus. A coin toss reveals one of two multipliers, each shown in a different colour, and the result is quick.
Cash Hunt works like a shooting gallery. Multipliers hide behind symbols, and each player aims independently, so your outcome does not depend on what others pick.
Pachinko and the Crazy Time bonus
In Pachinko a disc drops down a pegboard and bounces into multiplier slots, some of which can double up the prize. The Crazy Time bonus opens a second, larger wheel with multipliers and repeat spins, and you back one of three coloured flappers.
| Bonus | Style | Choice for the player |
|---|---|---|
| Coin Flip | Coin toss, two multipliers | Pick a colour |
| Cash Hunt | Shooting gallery | Aim at hidden symbols |
| Pachinko | Disc down a pegboard | Watch the drop |
| Crazy Time | Second, larger wheel | Choose one of three flappers |
Betting Options and Strategies
Number bets
Bets on 1, 2, 5 and 10 are the steadier route, because those segments cover most of the wheel. Wins come more often, but the payouts are smaller unless the Top Slot lifts them.
Bonus bets
A bonus bet sits idle for most spins and pays only when its segment lands. Many players split stakes across a number and a bonus to smooth things out, though no staking pattern changes the odds of the wheel.
Set a session budget before joining, and treat the live results trackers as history rather than a prediction tool. Each spin is independent. The published RTP is 96.08%, and secondary sources report slightly lower figures on some bets, so the house keeps an edge over time.
The Live Host Experience
A presenter spins the wheel and runs each bonus round in real time, which gives the game a studio-show feel instead of a quiet slot rhythm. Chat, music and fast rounds set the pace, so it helps to decide your stake size ahead of time.
Because everything is played live, there is no standard demo mode. Some operators offer a watch-only view of the table, which is a fair way to learn the flow before betting. Evolution released the game in 2020 and describes it as its most successful live game show.
Watch a few rounds first, then decide how much each spin is worth to you.
Joining a Crazy Time Table at Truefortune
Finding the table is quick once your account is funded. For a wider look at what else the lobby offers, see the casino games hub, and check the sign-up offer terms before assuming a bonus covers live games, as live titles are often restricted.
- Log in to your account and open the live casino section.
- Search for the game by name or browse the game shows.
- Open the table and watch a few rounds.
- Place chips on your numbers or bonus spots before the timer ends.
- Review the results and your balance after each round.
If you prefer playing on a phone, the mobile app guide explains what is available on iOS. The casino operates under a Curaçao eGaming licence, and the safety check covers what that means for UK players. Play only with money you can afford to lose.
FAQ
What are the four bonus games in Crazy Time?
They are Coin Flip, Cash Hunt, Pachinko and the Crazy Time bonus itself. Each has its own format, from a simple coin toss to a second wheel with repeat spins. You only play a bonus if you bet on it and its segment lands.
How does the Top Slot multiplier work?
The Top Slot spins before the wheel and can boost certain betting spots. If the wheel stops on a boosted spot and you backed it, your result is multiplied. Boosts on spots you did not bet on have no effect on you.
What is the RTP of Crazy Time?
The published figure is 96.08%. Some secondary sources report lower values, down to about 94.33%, depending on which bet you place. RTP is a long-run average across many players, not a forecast for a single session.
Can I try the game for free before betting?
Not in the usual way, because it runs live with a real host. Some operators let you watch a table without betting, which shows how rounds flow. Free bonus-game play would need a specific promotion.
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