Evolution’s live games attract hundreds of players seeking success through various strategies and techniques. A common approach involves using statistics – analyzing previous round results to predict future outcomes. We’ve examined Crazy Time statistics on hourly, daily, weekly, and monthly bases to verify if this method works. We’ve also considered the biggest all-time wins in Crazy Time. Perhaps certain statistical patterns can indicate the best bets with the highest probability of a significant win.
Crazy Time Stats Live
Current Round Statistics:
1: 38.88% (Spins since: 2)
2: 24.07% (Spins since: 0)
5: 12.96% (Spins since: 11)
10: 7.4% (Spins since: 14)
Cash Hunt: 3.7% (Spins since: 79)
Pachinko: 3.7% (Spins since: 15)
Coin Flip: 7.4% (Spins since: 30)
Crazy Time: 1.85% (Spins since: 37)
Playing Crazy Time
Crazy Time stands as one of Evolution’s most popular game shows. Players can bet on four multiplier segments and four bonus segments. The bonus games differ in winning potential, with Coin Flip offering the lowest potential and Crazy Time being one of the most appealing segments. The game also features a Top Slot function that can randomly assign one of the segments with a multiplier up to 50x at the start of the game.
Segment Distribution Analysis:
| Segment | Expected | 1 Hour | 24 Hours | Week | Month |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 38.88% | 31.15% | 39.88% | 39.24% | 39.02% |
| 2 | 24.07% | 27.87% | 25.71% | 24.83% | 24.08% |
| 5 | 12.96% | 8.20% | 10.35% | 12.37% | 12.81% |
| 10 | 7.40% | 13.11% | 6.99% | 7.06% | 7.34% |
| Cash Hunt | 3.70% | 3.28% | 4.35% | 3.80% | 3.60% |
| Pachinko | 3.70% | 6.56% | 3.16% | 3.62% | 3.85% |
| Coin Flip | 7.40% | 6.56% | 7.84% | 7.26% | 7.39% |
| Crazy Time | 1.85% | 3.28% | 1.71% | 1.82% | 1.90% |
As evident in the table above, one-hour results deviate significantly from expectations, with Two, Ten, Pachinko, and Crazy Time appearing more frequently. However, even in a period as short as one day, actual results closely align with predicted ones, continuing to smooth out over time.
Highest Wins on Crazy Time
The all-time biggest wins in Crazy Time statistics tell an interesting story:
- 12,500x – Cash Hunt (3 occurrences)
- 10,000x – Cash Hunt (4 occurrences)
- 8,000x – Crazy Time
- 7,500x – Cash Hunt (5 occurrences)
- 5,600x – Pachinko
- 5,000x – Cash Hunt (2 occurrences)
The Cash Hunt bonus game emerges as the undisputed leader in terms of both quantity and size of maximum wins. This result is achieved when Cash Hunt appears with an extra multiplier reaching up to 25x in the examples above.
Crazy Time Bonus Type Statistics
Beyond choosing betting areas, Crazy Time players must make other decisions that can influence their outcomes. These include the Cash Hunt and Crazy Time bonus games, where player choice determines the final prize. Let’s examine how results distribute in these bonus rounds to see if statistical knowledge can help make better decisions.
Cash Hunt Statistics
Cash Hunt presents an exciting bonus game where players choose from 108 squares, each hiding a multiplier. It ranks among the most profitable bonus games, frequently offering multipliers of 3000x or higher. However, the challenge lies in the fact that only one of these 108 squares contains such a high multiplier, while most others typically offer prizes not exceeding 50x, influenced by the Top Slot feature’s additional multiplier.
To better understand this dynamic, we’ve gathered Cash Hunt bonus game statistics over three days to analyze which squares offer the greatest opportunities. The presented tables represent a Cash Hunt screen with 12 rows and 9 columns.
Day One Average Results in Cash Hunt Bonus Game
Day One Results
28.81x 26.79x 28.60x 29.55x 23.19x 27.40x 23.40x 26.23x 34.30x 21.36x 32.19x 31.66x 21.19x 24.55x 25.87x 27.68x 26.09x 27.87x 34.02x 23.13x 29.58x 30.40x 31.96x 25.45x 27.09x 24.68x 23.89x 36.32x 25.13x 37.53x 27.47x 21.96x 27.98x 33.96x 29.85x 29.36x 28.72x 25.91x 24.06x 29.13x 29.34x 24.53x 29.32x 29.89x 28.29x 25.51x 23.06x 40.92x 27.66x 29.43x 30.49x 24.02x 37.25x 32.55x 24.57x 29.47x 25.17x 34.30x 30.36x 28.55x 33.26x 27.70x 27.53x 24.57x 42.17x 25.21x 34.30x 27.81x 25.25x 29.96x 24.62x 32.40x 24.34x 26.25x 21.72x 22.40x 37.66x 29.23x 36.13x 24.56x 21.79x 28.30x 23.13x 25.51x 27.47x 27.36x 37.66x 27.09x 24.45x 31.23x 41.92x 33.25x 33.83x 28.87x 92.74x 34.58x 32.77x 24.49x 23.70x 34.38x 23.83x 26.17x 30.91x 29.04x 21.81x 28.51x 25.32x 29.06x
Best Symbols Day One:
Duck: 35.97x
Clown Hat: 30.13x
Star: 29.04x
Apple: 28.29x
Gift: 27.77x
Cactus: 27.67x
Target: 27.45x
Cake: 26.19x
Rabbit: 25.98x
Day Two Results [Previous table format repeated with Day Two values]
Best Symbols Day Two:
Cake: 35.10x
Rabbit: 29.80x
Target: 29.09x
Clown Hat: 28.95x
Cactus: 28.03x
Star: 26.72x
Apple: 26.59x
Duck: 26.21x
Gift: 25.13x
Day Three Results [Previous table format repeated with Day Three values]
Best Symbols Day Three:
Gift: 36.31x
Cactus: 30.66x
Target: 29.10x
Clown Hat: 28.89x
Rabbit: 28.58x
Apple: 27.30x
Star: 27.21x
Cake: 26.76x
Duck: 26.14x
Overall Average Results
Best Symbols Overall:
Gift: 29.74x
Duck: 29.44x
Cake: 29.35x
Clown Hat: 29.32x
Cactus: 28.79x
Target: 28.55x
Rabbit: 28.12x
Star: 27.66x
Apple: 27.39xThese results aren’t entirely unexpected. While there are notable daily fluctuations, such as some spots exceeding 90x, averages tend to stabilize over a roughly 3-day period, with most results hovering around 30x. This pattern holds true for individual symbols as well.
Crazy Time Bonus Round Statistics
The second bonus game requiring choice is Crazy Time World, activated when the wheel stops on a Crazy Time segment. During this phase, the host takes players to a separate room with a much larger wheel and three pointers. Players must choose one of the pointers, hoping it stops on a DOUBLE or TRIPLE segment, ultimately aiming for a substantial multiplier.
Let’s analyze how Crazy Time results distribute among pointers:
First Day Average Results in Crazy Time Bonus Game:
| Pointer | Green | Blue | Yellow |
|---|---|---|---|
| Multiplier | 36.11x | 52.41x | 50.37x |
| Doubles | 4 | 8 | 7 |
| Triples | 0 | 1 | 0 |
Second Day Average Results:
| Pointer | Green | Blue | Yellow |
|---|---|---|---|
| Multiplier | 22.01x | 211.77x | 52.31x |
| Doubles | 3 | 6 | 5 |
| Triples | 0 | 3 | 1 |
Third Day Average Results:
| Pointer | Green | Blue | Yellow |
|---|---|---|---|
| Multiplier | 43.27x | 48.42x | 42.59x |
| Doubles | 9 | 7 | 6 |
| Triples | 1 | 0 | 0 |
Overall Average Results:
| Pointer | Green | Blue | Yellow |
|---|---|---|---|
| Multiplier | 33.80x | 104.20x | 48.42x |
| Doubles | 5.3 | 7 | 6 |
| Triples | 0.33 | 1.33 | 0.33 |
It’s clear that the biggest wins in the Crazy Time bonus game depend on the number of doubles and triples achieved. The main challenge lies in predicting which pointer will align with the most of these coveted segments.
Coin Flip Statistics
Now, let’s focus on Crazy Time’s simpler bonus games, where no decisions are required. Despite this, players are likely interested in these bonus statistics to understand what wins they can expect.
The first of these is Coin Flip. As the name suggests, this bonus round uses a special device that flips a coin with red and blue sides. Before the flip, each side is assigned a random multiplier. The side facing up when the flip ends determines the winning amount.
Let’s analyze Coin Flip bonus game results across several days, following our analysis pattern:
First Day Average Results in Coin Flip Bonus Game:
| Color | Red | Blue |
|---|---|---|
| Frequency | 54.76% | 45.24% |
| Average Win | 10.33x | 15.11x |
Second Day Average Results:
| Color | Red | Blue |
|---|---|---|
| Frequency | 51.38% | 48.62% |
| Average Win | 12.73x | 13.38x |
Third Day Average Results:
| Color | Red | Blue |
|---|---|---|
| Frequency | 50.27% | 49.73% |
| Average Win | 14.44x | 9.83x |
Overall Average Results:
| Color | Red | Blue |
|---|---|---|
| Frequency | 52.13% | 47.87% |
| Average Win | 12.50x | 12.77x |
If you have a particular color preference and always hope to see it in Coin Flip, statistics suggest that, generally, your preference might not significantly impact the outcome. While Coin Flip bonus wins aren’t particularly high, it’s important to remember that this is the most frequent bonus. However, actual Crazy Time history implies that betting on the 10 Segment might prove more profitable than Coin Flip, though this choice depends on personal preferences.
Pachinko Statistics
Pachinko, a casino game inspired by the popular Japanese machine, stands as a favorite among Crazy Time players. Pachinko’s appeal lies in the large multipliers displayed at the screen’s bottom, capturing players’ attention with the promise of significant prizes. Like in Crazy Time, this bonus offers the possibility of doubling wins when the ball lands in specific cells.
Let’s examine how realistic these expectations are. Given the minimal player interaction required, Pachinko is one of the simplest bonus games in Crazy Time. Therefore, in our analysis, we’ll focus on basic averages to better understand its dynamics.
| Time Period | Average Win |
|---|---|
| Day 1 | 28x |
| Day 2 | 61x |
| Day 3 | 49x |
| All Periods | 46x |
Generally, Pachinko tends to offer quite interesting wins. The frequency with which the Pachinko segment appears on the Crazy Time wheel is comparable to Coin Flip, but the win in Pachinko is uniform for all players. Consequently, Pachinko can be considered a less volatile bonus game while maintaining a similar appearance probability.
Frequently Asked Questions About Crazy Time Statistics
How does Crazy Time work?
Crazy Time combines a mechanical wheel, virtual reality elements, and a touch of randomness to create a unique and memorable gaming experience.
Is Crazy Time rigged?
While the game operates under strict regulations, some players have observed unusual wheel behaviors, such as sudden stops or prolonged spins, which have raised questions about possible manipulation. These concerns are worth considering when analyzing statistical patterns.
How can I gain an advantage using Crazy Time statistics?
Crazy Time statistics can help improve your approach to the game but don’t guarantee sure predictions of results. Rather, you can use these statistics to adapt your playing style. For example, you might choose to bet on the 10 Segment rather than Coin Flip, or prefer Pachinko to Cash Hunt based on the historical data presented.
The statistics presented here represent actual game data analyzed over multiple time periods. While patterns emerge, it’s crucial to remember that past results don’t guarantee future outcomes. However, understanding these patterns can help inform your betting decisions and overall strategy when playing Crazy Time.
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