Crazy Time: The Wheel and Bonus-Game Format

Start with the main wheel

Evolution presents Crazy Time as a live game show centred on a money wheel. A selection is governed by the game’s round rules and acceptance window. Follow the confirmed selection and the resulting segment, rather than interpreting the host’s commentary or studio animation as a settlement notice.

Recognise the four named bonus games

The provider describes Cash Hunt, Pachinko, Coin Flip and Crazy Time as four bonus games. Each has its own presentation and rules. Read how participation is determined and whether a bonus asks for an additional choice. Knowing the names is only the starting point; the relevant feature instructions explain how its result is determined.

The Top Slot is a separate display

The game’s Top Slot can introduce multipliers associated with a round. Read the conditions for when those multipliers apply and how they relate to your confirmed selection. A large number on screen is not automatically attached to every participant or every possible outcome.

Live presentation and game records serve different purposes

A stream is a view of the studio. Your account and game history record accepted selections and settlement. If the video falls behind, check the status displayed by the game and its interruption rules. Do not infer that an action remains available simply because the broadcast appears to show an earlier stage.

Read promotional restrictions for game shows

An operator may distinguish a live game show from slots or table games when applying an offer. Check the exact title against eligible games and contribution rules. Avoid assuming that the word live, or a provider logo, settles whether a promotion covers the game.

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