Crazy Time has four bonus rounds: Coin Flip, Cash Hunt, Pachinko and the Crazy Time bonus. Here "bonus" means a round inside the game, not a casino welcome offer. A bonus round is triggered when the main wheel stops on one of its segments. Together the four take 9 of the wheel's 54 segments, so one of them comes about once in 6 spins. You play a bonus round only if you had a bet on it when the wheel stopped there; everyone else watches. Below you can see how often each one comes, what you do in it and how much it can pay. Each bonus page has its latest rounds in IST.
How often each bonus round comes, and how long a wait can run
| Bonus | Chance per spin | 50% chance within | About 95% chance within | RTP (rules) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coin Flip | 7.4% (1 in 13.5) | 10 spins | 39 spins | 95.70% |
| Cash Hunt | 3.7% (1 in 27) | 19 spins | 80 spins | 95.27% |
| Pachinko | 3.7% (1 in 27) | 19 spins | 80 spins | 94.33% |
| Crazy Time bonus | 1.9% (1 in 54) | 38 spins | 160 spins | 94.41% |
| Any of the four | 16.7% (1 in 6) | 4 spins | 17 spins | — |
Coin Flip comes most often and the Crazy Time bonus least. "50% chance within 10 spins" means that half the time Coin Flip comes within 10 spins; about one time in 20 it takes longer than 39. The chances and RTPs are from the game rules. The chances come from the segment counts: 4 for Coin Flip, 2 each for Cash Hunt and Pachinko, and 1 for the Crazy Time bonus. The waits are our calculation from them. If spins do not affect each other, the chance is the same on every spin, so a long wait does not bring a bonus closer. In the same way, if Cash Hunt comes several times while Pachinko does not, that is not a sign that Pachinko is due.
Each bonus page lists its latest rounds: every recent Coin Flip, recent Cash Hunt rounds, the latest Pachinko drops and recent Crazy Time bonus wheels. How many spins since each bonus is on the live score page, and you can work out the chance over any number of spins.
What you choose, and whether every player gets the same result
| Bonus | What you choose | Same result for every player? |
|---|---|---|
| Coin Flip | Nothing | Yes: one side wins for all Coin Flip bets |
| Cash Hunt | Your own target on the wall | No: each player gets the value behind their target |
| Pachinko | Nothing | Yes: one slot pays all Pachinko bets |
| Crazy Time bonus | One of three flappers (pointers) | No: players on the same flapper share one result, and the three flappers stop on different segments |
- Coin Flip: you see a red value and a blue value before the toss, and the side that lands up pays. When the values are low, a surprise Rescue Flip may draw new values and toss again. Why the coin is sometimes flipped twice
- Cash Hunt: the only bonus where you aim and shoot. 108 random values are covered and shuffled before you aim, and nothing in the rules makes one part of the wall better. If you do not choose in time, the English rules say a target is picked for you. Does where you aim matter?
- Pachinko: a puck falls through pegs into one of 16 slots at the bottom. A DOUBLE doubles every value at the bottom and the puck is dropped again from a new random zone; after a low 2x, 3x or 4x, a surprise Rescue Drop sometimes gives one more drop. How DOUBLE and Rescue Drop work
- Crazy Time bonus: a second wheel, with 64 segments and three flappers. If your flapper stops on DOUBLE or TRIPLE, every value on the wheel is doubled or tripled and the wheel spins again for players on that flapper only. The rules say nothing that makes one flapper better. Three flappers, three results
Why your win can differ from a results list: in Coin Flip and Pachinko, everyone on the bonus gets the same multiplier, so the list shows your result. In Cash Hunt there are as many results as targets picked, and in the Crazy Time bonus there are three, one per flapper, so the number in a list may not be yours.
How high each bonus can go: caps and the Top Slot
The Top Slot runs after bets close and boosts a bet spot only when that spot and a multiplier line up on its middle row, for that spin only. Evolution gives 50x as the highest boost. The rules give no maximum, and they describe the Top Slot as changing what a bet pays, not where the wheel stops. If it boosts a bonus and the wheel lands there, every value in that round is multiplied for all its players. How a Top Slot boost is paid, with a ₹100 example
| Bonus | Cap in the rules | Highest result we have a source for |
|---|---|---|
| Coin Flip | The rules state no multiplier cap; Evolution says up to 5,000x, only with a 50x Top Slot | None published that we could find (checked 25 October 2026); our highest recorded Coin Flips |
| Cash Hunt | No multiplier cap stated in the rules or by Evolution | 25,000x: 11 December 2022, "one of the largest" Crazy Time wins (Evolution), and again on 21 June 2025 (CasinoScores, which does not name the table) |
| Pachinko | 10,000x in the rules | 10,000x in 2024 (Bonus.com) |
| Crazy Time bonus | 20,000x in the rules | 20,000x on 9 February 2026 (CasinoScores) |
So the highest stated cap belongs to the Crazy Time bonus, but the highest result we have a source for belongs to Cash Hunt, for which the rules state no cap. A ₹100 bet at 20,000x would pay ₹20 lakh plus your ₹100, unless the round's payout limit or your casino's limit is lower (how the limits work). Dates, totals and winner counts for each record are on the big wins page.
Which bonus round pays the most?
Over the long run, Coin Flip returns the most and Pachinko the least, but the four RTPs in the table are less than 1.4 percentage points apart (95.70% to 94.33%). The bigger difference is how the money comes. Coin Flip lands most often, and on our calculation it pays back about 13x the bet on average when it lands, stake included. The Crazy Time bonus lands least often, so it must pay back about 51x on average to reach its RTP, and it can miss for hours. The average win for each bet and all eight bets with odds and house edge are on the RTP page. Spreading money over all four bonuses still loses on average; the rupee calculator for several bets shows how much.
Waiting costs money too. A ₹100 bet on the Crazy Time bonus loses whenever the wheel stops on any of the other 53 segments. Keep it up for 38 spins and you have staked ₹3,800, and about half the time the bonus still has not come. Telegram tips and paid "signals" that promise the next bonus cannot know it; how to check a tip channel's record yourself. If you notice you are betting more while you wait, set a limit before the next spin.
Everything above follows the rules for the original table, published in English (Loto-Québec) and in Italian (SNAI), plus Evolution's how-to-play page; we checked all three on 25 October 2026.