Crazy Time

The math behind Crazy Time

The main wheel has 54 equal segments. The game's rules list how many segments carry each bet and the long run return of each bet. Every figure below comes from those numbers.

Try it: place your bets

Pick a chip, then tap a bet spot or a segment on the wheel. Add as many as you like; each chip is its own bet, and the wheel lights up the segments your bets win on.

Chip $1 $5 $25 $100

Undo Clear bets

1 21 of 54, 38.89% Da 1 a 1 2 13 of 54, 24.07% 2 a 1 5 7 of 54, 12.96% 5 a 1 10 4 of 54, 7.41% 10 to 1 4 of 54, 7.41% Bonus game 2 of 54, 3.70% Bonus game 2 of 54, 3.70% Bonus game 1 of 54, 1.85% Bonus game

Your bets

No chips yet. Tap a bet spot or the wheel and the math appears here.

Total stake

$0

Chance a bet lands

0.00%

Biggest number win

Nessuno

Expected loss a spin

$0.00 0.00% margine della casa

Outcome spread

Ahead 0.00% Break even 0.00% Dietro 0.00% Bonus game 0.00%

Your chance, payout and cost per spin will show here.

Segment order: Pennsylvania's Crazy Time rules (58 Pa. Code § 690.1), checked October 11, 2026.

Odds and return for every bet

Scommessa	Chance per spin	RTP	Vantaggio della casa	Average cost over 100 spins	Lands about once every	Pagamenti	Segments
1	38.89%	96.08%	3.92%	3.92	2.6 spins	Da 1 a 1	21 of 54
2	24.07%	95.95%	4.05%	4.05	4.2 spins	2 a 1	13 of 54
5	12.96%	95.78%	4.22%	4.22	7.7 spins	5 a 1	7 of 54
10	7.41%	95.73%	4.27%	4.27	13.5 spins	10 to 1	4 of 54
	7.41%	95.70%	4.30%	4.30	13.5 spins	Bonus game	4 of 54
	3.70%	95.27%	4.73%	4.73	27 spins	Bonus game	2 of 54
	3.70%	94.33%	5.67%	5.67	27 spins	Bonus game	2 of 54
	1.85%	94.41%	5.59%	5.59	54 spins	Bonus game	1 of 54

RTP is the share of all money bet on a space that the game pays back over a very long run. House edge is the rest. Neither predicts a single session.

What the Top Slot is worth

A bet on 1 wins on 21 of 54 segments and pays 1 to 1, so the printed payout alone returns 77.78% of what you stake over time (21 ÷ 54 × 2). The published return on the same bet is 96.08%. The difference comes from Top Slot multipliers, which are already counted in the published return. The Top Slot does not tilt the game toward the player; it is part of how the house edge is set.

How often the bonuses come

Bonus segments fill 9 of 54 places on the wheel, so some bonus lands on 16.67% of spins, about once every 6 spins. That matches the published 1 in 6 chance. You only play a bonus if you have a chip on that particular one, and each one is much rarer than the bonus group as a whole: Crazy Time lands on 1 segment, about once every 54 spins.

Bonus prizes depend on multipliers whose probabilities are not published, so the return of a bonus bet is known only as its published RTP. Those multipliers range widely, which is why bonus bets swing far more than number bets with similar returns.

Volatility in plain English

• 1 wins on 38.89% of spins with a small payout. Your balance moves in small steps, mostly downward over time at the lowest house edge on the table.
• Higher numbers win less often and pay more. A bet on 10 goes ten spins in a row without landing 46.32% of the time.
• Bonus games land on 1.85% to 7.41% of spins and pay through multipliers. Most of their return arrives in rare, large results, so a session can end without one. A bet on Crazy Time misses for 100 spins in a row 15.42% of the time, and for 200 spins 2.38% of the time.

Official rules: Evolution Crazy Time game rules, checked October 7, 2026. The rules at your casino may show different figures; its in game help is the version that applies to you.

Is there a Crazy Time strategy?

Not one that beats the house edge. The Top Slot and the bonus games are already counted in each bet's return, and the bets are not priced alike: a bet on 1 is the cheapest at 3.92% and Pachinko the dearest at 5.67%.

1 The Top Slot is priced in

A fair price for a bet on 1 would pay 1.57 to 1, because it loses on 33 segments for every 21 it wins. It actually pays 1 to 1. On its own that returns 77.78% of what you stake. Top Slot multipliers lift the average to 96.08%, still below 100%: for every $100 staked on 1, about $96.08 comes back on average. Every other bet is priced the same way, from 96.08% down to 94.33%.

2 Spreading chips averages the costs

Splitting your money across spaces does not cancel anything out; each part keeps its own house edge. Take $10 a spin, split like this:

Scommessa	Stake	Vantaggio della casa	Average loss per spin
1	$4	3.92%	$0.157
2	$3	4.05%	$0.122
5	$2	4.22%	$0.084
	$1	5.59%	$0.056
Total	$10	4.19%	$0.419

The combined edge is just the stake weighted average of the parts, about $0.42 lost per $10 spin on average. Covering more spots makes it more likely that something lands, but a win on one space can still return less than your total bet, and the average cost never drops below the cheapest bet's 3.92%.

What you can control

Try it: a session simulator

Put pretend chips on any spaces and run a batch of spins. Each spin is drawn from the segment counts, so you see how often each space comes up and how long the dry runs get. It does not simulate prize amounts: how often each Top Slot or bonus multiplier appears is not published, so the cost line uses the published RTP instead. This is a simulation only; no money is involved.