Crazy Time Stats

Stored sample: 155,897 settled-round records, including 25,866 bonus rounds. First stored settlement: 2026-07-17 03:29:39 UTC. Latest settlement in this page build: 2026-10-14 15:40:59 UTC.

Collection: SpinLogs stores reported settled results received through the third-party CasinoScores API. Feed interruptions or delayed settlement can leave gaps. We do not invent missing rounds, and this log is not an official, complete Evolution history. Live widgets refresh separately from the saved page build.

Calculations: Frequency is the count of a result divided by recorded rounds in the selected window. Bonus rate uses recorded bonus rounds as the numerator. Windows and filtered samples can differ from the total stored coverage above. Times in the round log are UTC.

Replays: A recorded result can exist without a video. Video availability depends on capture and upload succeeding. Record pages describe the largest outcomes in our dataset, not verified worldwide records. Very short recordings are labelled incomplete.

Use of these figures: Historical streaks, waiting times and dealer summaries are descriptive. They do not establish a predictive advantage or change the chance of the next outcome.

UTC window: after 2026-09-14 15:41:37.039 UTC through 2026-10-14 15:41:37.039 UTC. The start is excluded and the end included. This rolling 30-day window ends at the latest stored Crazy Time settlement, rather than at the current clock time. Feed gaps or delays can leave missing rounds.

SpinLogs stores settled results received through the CasinoScores API. The extractor prefers wheelResult.maxMultiplier, then outcome.maxMultiplier, with a numeric multiplier fallback if those fields are absent. The stored multiplier column does not identify which extraction path was used. This distribution is of stored reported values, not an independently audited history of target selections or player returns.

Median averages the two central values for an even sample. Quartiles are medians of the lower and upper halves; the central value is omitted for an odd sample. For a single known value, both quartiles equal it. IQR is the upper quartile minus the lower quartile. Thresholds include their boundary; the table ranges do not overlap. Null, nonnumeric, nonfinite and nonpositive values are excluded.

Evolution's description of Cash Hunt explains the separate player targets. The reported maximum was checked against saved source events on 14 October 2026.

Across 155,897 rounds we logged since 2026-07-17, bonus segments came up on 16.6% of spins. The wheel has 9 bonus segments out of 54, so the expected rate is 16.7%.

No. Every spin is independent and the wheel has no memory. These statistics describe what has already happened — they carry no information about what comes next.

New settled results appear after receipt from the feed. The live block refreshes every 30 seconds; the tables rebuild every few minutes.

We archive available settled results from the third-party CasinoScores API in our database. SpinLogs is not an official Evolution service. Missing values are not guessed; collection gaps and delayed results are possible.

Our stored results can be compared with the wheel's reference distribution in the odds table. Collection gaps and sample size affect that comparison. Agreement with the reference does not independently verify the fairness of the game, and an observed difference does not establish manipulation.

Evolution publishes a 20,000x limit for the Crazy Time bonus and 10,000x for Pachinko. Its site also documents a 25,000x Cash Hunt result. These refer to different bonus formats, so a historical record should not be treated as a universal payout ceiling. Actual cash limits follow the current operator rules. Our results table shows the multipliers in our stored sample; externally reported records are attributed separately.

They come straight from the wheel: 21 of the 54 segments are the number 1, 13 are the number 2, seven are 5, four are 10, four are Coin Flip, two each are Pachinko and Cash Hunt, and a single segment is Crazy Time. That works out to roughly 39% for a 1 and under 2% for Crazy Time. The odds table on this page compares those figures with what we actually recorded.

Past results do not identify a time of day that improves the next spin's odds. Hourly counts can differ because of random variation, collection gaps and sample size; those differences alone do not demonstrate a betting advantage.

The theoretical RTP depends on the bet spot. Evolution Services SA's 2020 game rules (version 2.2, PDF page 6) document 94.33% for Pachinko to 96.08% for number 1; the table on this page lists all eight bets. Evolution's public page also lists 96.08%, not a combined return for every bet. This historical reference does not verify the current operator configuration. Check the current game Help. RTP is a long-run theoretical average, not our observed result frequency, reported round maximum or your personal return, and does not predict a session.

The bonuses use different mechanics and can give different players different outcomes. Evolution lists limits of 20,000x for the Crazy Time bonus and 10,000x for Pachinko, and documents a historical 25,000x Cash Hunt result. Choosing a flapper or Cash Hunt target does not combine other players' outcomes. Our biggest-multiplier table lists the reported results in our stored sample.

There is a single Crazy Time segment out of 54, so on the raw wheel it is the rarest result. In practice you can watch the 'time since last bonus' cards on this page, which count exactly how many rounds have passed since each bonus last hit.

We store reported settled results received through the third-party CasinoScores API. SpinLogs is not an official Evolution service. Results appear after we receive them; the displayed coverage dates describe our stored sample, which can contain collection gaps and delayed results.