Crazy Time Payout Calculator
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Work out one round’s gross return and net result from your bets. Enter the final profit odds for the winning spot, including any applicable Top Slot effect.
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Use the same currency or units throughout. Enter 0 for an unused spot. Stakes allow two decimal places.
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Results are in your entered units. Gross return includes the returned winning stake; net result subtracts all eight stakes. Gross is rounded once to two decimal places, then net is calculated from that displayed amount.
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How the calculation works
Gross return = winning stake × (final profit odds + 1)
Net result = gross return − total stake on all eight spots
The extra 1 returns the winning stake once. Odds of 1:1 therefore return 2 units for a 1-unit winning bet. A positive return can still leave a net loss when other stakes are included.
Worked examples
- 1 unit on all eight spots, Number 1 wins at 1:1. Total stake: 8. Gross return: 2. Net result: −6.
- The same stakes, Number 10 wins at 10:1. Total stake: 8. Gross return: 11. Net result: +3.
- No stake on the winning spot. Gross return is 0; the net loss equals the total placed elsewhere.
What the result does not include
This is arithmetic for an entered outcome, not a prediction. For a bonus, use your own final result: a Cash Hunt target or Crazy Time flapper can differ from a tracker’s reported maximum. This tool does not reconstruct past personal payouts or apply casino caps, fees, promotions or currency conversion.
Supported stakes and final odds are up to 1,000,000, with two decimal places; odds must be positive. These are tool limits, not the minimum or maximum allowed at a casino. A voided or refunded round is outside this model.
Rules reference
The payout convention follows Loto-Québec’s English Crazy Time rules; see the winning-stake explanation on page 2 and segment payouts on page 6. This operator-hosted document describes a rules configuration. It does not confirm every operator’s current version: check your table’s Help and limits.
Last updated 15 October 2026