Independent Crazy Time reference

CrazyTime.net.in: An Independent Crazy Time Site and How Our Data Works

Independent Crazy Time site for India: how we record results in IST, where rules and records come from, how figures are calculated, how to report errors.

Crazy Time results and statistics methodology
How the data works

CrazyTime.net.in is an independent site about Crazy Time, Evolution's live game show, for readers in India. We publish spin results with their times in Indian Standard Time (IST), records with their sources, the rules in plain English, and odds and rupee calculators. We are not connected to Evolution or to any casino, we do not take bets, and we do not send readers anywhere to play. Seeing a different number on another tracker? See how we record each spin.

How we record results

Today's counts and shares are worked out from these stored rounds, and each stats table shows how many spins it is based on. If our totals do not match another tracker, see why trackers can show different numbers. If the result of a single spin differs, tell us its time in IST.

Where the rules, odds and records come from

Rules. Segment counts, payouts and the return-to-player (RTP) of each bet come from the Crazy Time rules hosted by two regulated operators that offer the game. These are the English rules from Loto-Québec, Quebec's state lottery and gaming corporation, and the Italian rules from SNAI, an Italian betting and gaming operator. We link to these two documents only as sources for the rules. Both list the same segments, payouts and RTPs; if they ever differ, the page that uses them says so. A few facts appear only on Evolution's how-to-play page, such as the 15-second betting time and the 50x Top Slot maximum. When one of our pages uses these facts, its text names Evolution as the source.

Records. Records are grouped by the kind of source, strongest first, and each record names its source:

  1. published by Evolution, for example on its big wins page;
  2. reported by a news or industry site, with its date;
  3. recorded by a results tracker that shows a replay of the round;
  4. recorded by our own feed, with no replay.

Only the first kind is confirmed by Evolution; the others are reports by news sites or records kept by trackers, including ours.

We do not use screenshots, reposted videos or social-media claims as sources. To cite a record, please cite the source shown next to it. The full list is on the records page.

Our calculations. Chances per spin, typical waits, average returns and rupee examples are our own arithmetic from the rules. Our chances and waits assume that each spin is independent of the last, as in any game of chance; the rules do not state this. When we turn a euro amount into rupees, the exchange rate and its date are next to the figure or under the table.

The sources on this page were last checked on 25 October 2026.

Independence: what we do not do

Corrections and contact

If you find a wrong number, a broken link or an outdated rule, please tell us on the contact page and include the page and, for a result, the date and time in IST. We reply in English or Hindi, in the language you write in, usually within 2–3 working days. When we find an error, we correct the page.

Our records are for information. For a dispute about your own bet, the record that counts is the one at your casino; we cannot help with casino accounts, deposits or withdrawals.

Crazy Time is for adults only. If gambling is costing you more than you can afford, free help in India is listed on our responsible gambling page.