Crazy Time

Crazy Time rules

Crazy Time is what a lot of people mean when they say live casino and they do not mean blackjack. There is a host, a wheel, and a set of bonus games with their own screens. You bet on slices. A 1 pays 1 to 1. Larger numbers pay more. The bonus slices pay whatever that round’s game produces, which can be small even when the slice looked famous.

The studio quotes a return around 96% for the whole show, and the swing is wide. You can spend a long time landing on 1 and 2. That is the wheel working, not the wheel breaking.

Crazy Time demo wheel

Our wheel has twelve slices: several 1s and 2s, a 5, a 10, and two labels, Coin and Cash, at 15x and 20x. It is not the four live bonus games. It is a way to see that the exciting slice is the uncommon one. If you only enjoy the game when Coin hits, you will not enjoy most of the spins. That is useful information before a cash table.

• Bet the number you can stand seeing miss.
• A bonus round on the real show can return less than the slice you hoped for. Wait for the total.
• Hosts are entertainment. They do not steer the wheel toward your colour.

Crazy Time bonus rounds

The live game has a host, a top slot and four bonus games on their own screens. A bonus slice can still pay a small total. Wait for that total before you treat the slice as a win. This page uses twelve slices: several 1s and 2s, a 5, a 10, and Coin and Cash at 15x and 20x. It is not those four bonus games. It shows that the slice you came for is the uncommon one.

A return around 96% for the whole show still allows a long run of 1s and 2s. That is the wheel working. If you only enjoy the round when Coin hits, you will not enjoy most of the spins, and it is cheaper to learn that here. Mega Wheel is the quieter neighbour if the show is too much. Hosts do not steer either wheel. A video table also uses more data than a crash round, so a weak connection is a reason to stay on this practice spin.