PH365 Crazy Time Rules: the Wheel, Top Slot and 4 Feature Rounds

Crazy Time rules start with a single wheel, but the game layers a Top Slot multiplier and four separate bonus games on top of it. Evolution’s own how-to-play page sets out the wheel’s exact composition and how each bonus round is triggered and played. This page walks through both, segment by segment.

PH365 Crazy Time Rules: the 54-Segment Wheel

The wheel carries 54 segments split between four plain numbers and four bonus games:

Segment	Count
Number 1	21
Number 2	13
Number 5	7
Number 10	4
Coin Flip	4
Cash Hunt	2
Pachinko	2
Crazy Time	1

Players bet chips on any of the eight segment types before the host spins the wheel. Betting on a number pays that number’s odds directly; betting on a bonus game only pays if the wheel actually lands on it, and the round then moves into that bonus’s own mechanic rather than settling immediately.

The Top Slot: a Multiplier Drawn Before Every Spin

A two-reel Top Slot sits above the wheel and draws its own result before each spin:

1. The Top Slot assigns a multiplier to one of eight betting segments on the main wheel.
2. Multipliers on offer run from 2x up to 50x, drawn from a fixed set that also includes 3x, 4x, 5x, 7x, 15x, 20x and 25x.
3. If the main wheel then lands on the exact segment the Top Slot boosted, bets on that segment pay at the boosted rate instead of the plain rate.
4. A segment the Top Slot did not touch pays its ordinary rate whatever it lands on.

The Top Slot result is locked in before the main wheel spins, so a bet placed on a boosted segment already knows its ceiling before the spin starts.

The Four Bonus Games, One by One

1. Coin Flip — the wheel stops on one of the four Coin Flip segments, and a two-sided coin is flipped; each side carries its own randomly assigned multiplier, and the side that lands up pays.
2. Cash Hunt — a shooting-gallery round: 108 multipliers sit hidden behind symbols on a large screen, the player fires a cannon at chosen spots before the timer runs out, and the multiplier behind the last shot fired is the one that pays.
3. Pachinko — a puck drops onto a wall of pegs and bounces side to side until it settles into one of the multiplier slots at the bottom; landing on a “Double” peg on the way down doubles every multiplier slot at once.
4. Crazy Time — the rarest segment on the wheel opens a second, virtual money wheel; the player picks a coloured flapper before the big wheel spins, and doubles and triples on that wheel can multiply the result further.

Each bonus round only starts once the main wheel lands on its segment — none of the four can be entered by betting on a plain number instead.

Betting on Numbers vs Betting on a Bonus Game

Numbers make up 45 of the wheel’s 54 segments, bonus games the other 9. That split means a number bet resolves far more often, while a bonus-game bet resolves rarely but opens a separate round with its own payout range once it does. Evolution runs Crazy Time from its own live studios, and Evolution’s studio profile and licences covers where that studio is regulated.

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