This Crazy Time tracker records every spin of Evolution's original Crazy Time table, with every time in Indian Standard Time (IST). Use it to check the latest Crazy Time results and statistics, the last bonus round and how the wheel has behaved compared with the odds. New to the game? Start with what Crazy Time is and how it works.
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Latest Crazy Time scores, spin by spin
To watch the rounds as they happen, see the live video on our home page; this table updates after every spin. "Live score" means the result of each finished round, not a running total. Each row shows:
- Time: when the round settled, in IST.
- Result: the number or bonus the wheel stopped on.
- Top Slot: the spot and multiplier the Top Slot boosted, or "no boost".
- Matched: "yes" if the wheel stopped on the boosted spot, so the extra multiplier paid.
- Multiplier: the final result of the round.
For a number, the multiplier is its base odds, times the Top Slot if it matched. For a bonus, it is the multiplier recorded for that round, with any Top Slot boost. In Cash Hunt and the Crazy Time bonus, players pick their own target or flapper, so their result can differ from the one shown: see how the three flappers work. One round from bet to payout is explained step by step.
If no new spin arrives for a few minutes, the table shows "Paused since" with the time, instead of showing old results as live.
Bonus tracker: the last bonus rounds and the gap since each
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"Spins since" shows how many main-wheel spins have passed since each bonus last came. The spins inside a bonus, such as a Pachinko re-drop or a Crazy Time bonus re-spin, do not count. On average, if each spin is independent, Coin Flip comes about once in 13.5 spins, Cash Hunt and Pachinko about once in 27, and the Crazy Time bonus once in 54. These are averages over many spins, not a schedule.
Is the Crazy Time bonus coming? Nobody can know. If each spin is independent, as in any game of chance, its chance is 1 in 54 on every spin, whatever happened before. Long gaps are normal: in any run of 100 spins, the Crazy Time bonus fails to appear about one time in six or seven. Any run of 15 spins has about a 1-in-15 chance of having no bonus round at all, so short dry spells happen many times a day. Read why a long gap does not make a bonus due, or see the four bonus games compared side by side.
Crazy Time history: the latest 200 spins
Filter the latest 200 stored spins by bet spot or show bonus rounds only. A gap in the times can mean the studio or our feed paused.
Crazy Time live stats: how each spot is landing
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The long-run share comes from the wheel: the Crazy Time bonus has 1 segment out of 54, so it should land on about 1 spin in 54. Number 1 has 21 segments, so about 38.9%. The full table of segments, odds and returns is in the odds of every bet spot.
The normal range next to each spot is worked out for the number of spins in the window. For example, over 1,400 spins, about 16 to 36 Crazy Time bonuses is normal, and number 1 lands about 508 to 581 times. About 95 times in 100, a spot lands inside its range, so now and then one will fall outside it by chance. Inside or outside, it is ordinary luck and does not change the next spin. The sample size next to each window shows how many spins the numbers are based on; the smaller it is, the more the shares jump around. Some trackers mark spots as "hot" or "cold" by how often they landed in the last 24 hours; that label only describes the past and does not change the next spin (why hot numbers mean nothing).
Bonus rounds by hour in the latest stored sample (IST)
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The hourly view shows how many bonus rounds came in each hour of the latest stored sample, in IST. Hours with more bonuses are ordinary luck, not a better time to play.
Top Slot: how often it boosts and how often it pays
When betting closes, the two Top Slot reels spin with the wheel and can line up one bet spot with a multiplier of up to 50x, according to Evolution's how-to-play page. "Boosted" means the Top Slot chose that spot. "Matched" means the wheel then landed on it, which is the only time the boost pays. A boost matches only as often as its spot comes up, from about 39% of spins for 1 down to about 2% for the Crazy Time bonus, so most boosts do not pay.
Bonus round results: averages, medians and highs
| Bonus | Rounds | Average | Median | Highest |
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The average multiplier is pulled up by a few very large results, so the median, the middle result, is usually lower and closer to a typical round. Every figure shows the number of rounds it is based on. The latest big results with a rupee example are on Crazy Time big wins.
Crazy Time A
Crazy Time A is an additional Crazy Time table with its own studio and results. Its spins are never added to this page. This site does not record Crazy Time A because a separate A feed has not been confirmed. The live video of the original studio is on the CrazyTime.net.in home page, and following the game on a phone is covered in Crazy Time on mobile.
Where these results come from and why trackers differ
Results come from the original table only, one record per finished round, with every time in IST. How we record them is set out on our methodology page.
The wheel result of a spin should be the same on every tracker that records the same table, but totals and bonus multipliers can differ:
- Time zone. Some trackers count in UTC by default, so their "today" starts at 5:30 AM IST.
- Window. Some use rolling windows such as the last 1, 6, 12, 24, 48 or 72 hours instead of the calendar day.
- Table. Some sites do not say whether they show Crazy Time or Crazy Time A.
- Bonus result. In Cash Hunt and the Crazy Time bonus, every player can win a different multiplier, so trackers can record different numbers for the same round (why Cash Hunt numbers differ; how three flappers give one spin three results).
When you compare this page with Tracksino or CasinoScores, check the table, the time zone and the window first. If the wheel result of a single spin still differs, send us its time in IST.
Common questions
How often does the tracker update?
Usually shortly after each round settles. The time of the last update is shown at the top of the page.
Can I see the result of a specific spin?
Yes. Use the latest 200-spin history, filter by bonus if needed, and find the time in IST. Each row shows the result, the Top Slot and the final multiplier.
Why is a spin missing from the list?
Either the round did not finish (unfinished rounds are not recorded), or the studio or our feed paused.
Does the tracker show what players won?
No. It shows the result of the wheel and the multiplier, not anyone's bet. What a player wins depends on their own stake and which spots they bet on. To turn a multiplier into rupees, use the big wins calculator.
How often do bonus rounds come?
Nine of the 54 segments are bonuses, so a bonus round starts on about one spin in six on average. Coin Flip is the most common and the Crazy Time bonus the rarest. Compare them on the bonus rounds page.
Can the tracker predict the next spin?
No. It shows what has happened; if each spin is independent, as in any game of chance, it says nothing about the next spin. See how to test a paid predictor against the spin history. If betting stops being fun, see responsible gambling.