In Pachinko, the host drops a puck down a wall of pegs. It lands on one of 16 spots at the bottom. The multiplier where it finally lands is paid on every Pachinko bet, each on its own stake. Unlike in Cash Hunt, there is nothing to choose. If it lands on DOUBLE, every multiplier at the bottom doubles and the puck drops again. Pachinko's stated maximum is 10,000x, and in 2024 a round reached it: Bonus.com reports a 50x Top Slot on a 200x result, and CasinoScores records the round too.
Every Pachinko round so far, newest first (IST)
Each row is one Pachinko round on the original table, in IST, with its Top Slot and final recorded multiplier. To see how many spins have passed since the last Pachinko, check the gap since each bonus. This site does not record Crazy Time A because a separate A feed has not been confirmed.
Pachinko 10,000x: what the cap means
According to Bonus.com, a Pachinko round paid 10,000x in 2024: a 50x Top Slot met a 200x result, and 50 × 200 = 10,000x. CasinoScores dates it 22 May 2024 (IST); Bonus.com reported it as June. What that round paid, and to how many participants, is on our records page. With ₹100 on Pachinko, 10,000x is a ₹10 lakh win plus your ₹100 back, subject to the limit on what one round can pay.
10,000x is the stated maximum. Evolution's how-to-play page gives it as the Pachinko maximum, and the rules add one detail: if DOUBLE keeps coming up until all the multipliers at the bottom have reached 10,000x, DOUBLE itself is replaced by a 10,000x multiplier.
A round gets into the thousands in two ways:
| Route | How it works |
|---|---|
| A big Top Slot | The Top Slot (up to 50x, according to Evolution) multiplies every bottom value once, before the first drop. A 200x result with a 50x Top Slot is 10,000x, as in the 2024 round. |
| Repeated DOUBLEs | Each DOUBLE doubles all the values again: after 4 DOUBLEs a value is 16 times bigger, after 7 it is 128 times bigger. The rules do not say how often DOUBLE comes up. |
The two can combine: with a 10x Top Slot and one DOUBLE, for example, a 25x value becomes 500x. The rules do not list the bottom values or say what happens if a value would go past 10,000x. The Top Slot changes the values, not how often Pachinko comes.
How the Pachinko drop works
- The wall. A random drop zone at the top and 16 random multipliers at the bottom.
- Top Slot. If the Top Slot matched Pachinko on this spin, every bottom multiplier is multiplied by the Top Slot multiplier before the puck is dropped.
- The drop. The puck is dropped at random from one of zones 4 to 12, which the rules say increases the chance of reaching any of the bottom multipliers. It bounces through the pegs and stops on one of the 16 spots at the bottom.
- DOUBLE. If it stops on DOUBLE, all the multipliers are doubled, a new drop zone is picked at random, and the puck drops again. Another DOUBLE doubles everything again, and this repeats until the puck lands on a multiplier.
- Rescue Drop. Occasionally, as a surprise, if the puck lands on 2x, 3x or 4x, a Rescue Drop may happen: a new drop zone is picked and the puck is dropped again.
DOUBLE pays nothing by itself; your bet waits for the next drop. Example with ₹100: the puck hits DOUBLE, a 25x value becomes 50x, the puck lands there, and you get ₹5,000 plus your ₹100 back.
Only bets placed on Pachinko before the spin are paid; everyone else just watches. These steps follow the English rules hosted by Loto-Québec; the Italian rules published by SNAI match (checked 25 October 2026).
The lowest RTP of the eight bets
Pachinko pays back the least of all eight bets: 94.33% in the rules, just below the Crazy Time bonus at 94.41%. Evolution's how-to-play page gives 94.41% as the game's lowest RTP, so Evolution's range does not include Pachinko. By our calculation, Pachinko's 94.33% means an average loss of about ₹57 per ₹1,000 bet over the long run. It comes as often as Cash Hunt, on 2 of the 54 segments or about once in 27 spins, but pays back less.
If each spin is independent, as in any game of chance, the next spin is no more likely to bring Pachinko however long it has been. You can work out the chance over the next spins with the calculator, and you can see Pachinko next to Cash Hunt, Coin Flip and the Crazy Time bonus. When a session stops feeling like entertainment, free help in India is a call away.
Crazy Pachinko: Evolution's separate slot game
"Crazy Pachinko" is a separate Evolution online slot, announced on 29 November 2023. Its bonus round is a live Pachinko drop: a host drops the puck on a wall "just like in Crazy Time", according to European Gaming. This site does not track Crazy Pachinko results; everything here is about the Pachinko bonus inside Crazy Time.
Common questions
Why did the host drop the puck again?
Either the puck hit DOUBLE, which doubles every multiplier and sends the puck down again, or it landed on 2x, 3x or 4x and a Rescue Drop happened, which the rules call occasional. In a Rescue Drop, the puck is dropped again from a new random zone; the rules do not say in so many words that the new drop replaces the 2x, 3x or 4x.
Does a DOUBLE or a Rescue Drop count as a new round?
No. Every re-drop belongs to the same Pachinko round and pays on the bet placed before the spin. In our results it is one row.
Can you predict where the puck will land?
No. The rules describe the drop zone as random, and nothing published lets you read the path in advance. Paid "Pachinko signals" show the usual warning signs of a scam.