Crazy Time
A live Evolution game show, not a slot: a host spins a big wheel and four filmed bonus rounds - Cash Hunt, Pachinko, Coin Flip and Crazy Time - decide the payouts.
How Crazy Time plays
You are betting on where the wheel stops - a number or one of the four bonuses. Everyone in the room shares the result, and a real host runs the show on camera, so it feels closer to a TV programme than a solo game. The bonus rounds are the draw, each a short filmed game of its own.
The pace is set by the broadcast, so there is real waiting between spins. That makes it a slower, more social way to play, and it means your time is worth budgeting as much as your money. The RTP shifts with which segments you back and only averages out over many shows.
FAQ
Is Crazy Time a slot?
No. It is a live-hosted game show streamed from a studio, where you bet on a spinning wheel rather than reels.
What are the four bonuses?
Cash Hunt, Pachinko, Coin Flip and the Crazy Time wheel - each is a separate filmed round that pays multipliers when the wheel lands on it.