Common variants
Crazy Time is usually presented as one game show built around a single wheel, with the bonus rounds as the main feature. The provider's version is the one described on this page. Other live game shows built on a wheel or a board follow the same idea, but they use different segments, multipliers and bonus rounds, so the rules can differ a lot.
Live versions of this title can differ between casinos, so check the game's details wherever you play it. You can also browse similar games to compare formats before you decide where to play.
How the game works
A live host spins a 54-segment money wheel; players bet on a number or on one of four bonus games, and a top slot adds a multiplier to one segment. Before each spin, you place a bet on one of the wheel's segments or on one of the bonus games. If the wheel stops on your choice, your bet pays according to the payout set for that outcome by the provider. Bets not on the winning outcome lose.
The return to player depends on the stake, and 96.08% is the highest figure for this game. A lower stake or bet type can carry a lower RTP, so check the details shown in the game. The maximum win is 20,000x. These figures describe the game over many rounds, so they show how it is designed to pay, not what will happen to you in a single session.
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Live show or random number game
Crazy Time is a live show. A real host runs the studio, and the wheel is spun in front of a camera. This is different from an RNG game, where a random number generator decides each result with no presenter and no studio stream. Live shows usually have a betting window before each spin, and the pace of play is set by the host, not by you.
Because a live show is streamed, you can watch each spin as it happens. The outcome is still random. Watching the wheel does not give you a way to predict or influence the next result.
Practical tips
Read the rules and the payouts for each outcome before you place a bet. Set a budget before you start, and choose a stake you are comfortable losing. UK stake limits apply to online slots and similar games, and they are lower for players under 25, so check the stake you can place before you bet.
Decide how long you want to play and stop when that time is up. If you feel play is becoming harder to control, the safer gambling tools can help you set limits. You can also visit Kong Casino to check the current game details on its own website.
