HOW TO PLAY CRAZY TIME
The first thing that you need to get your head around when playing Crazy Time is the wheel. It contains 54 segments made up of four numbers and four bonus segments. Take a look at the breakdown below:
|
Segment |
Number of Segments |
Payout |
|
1 |
21 |
1/1 |
|
2 |
13 |
2/1 |
|
5 |
7 |
5/1 |
|
10 |
4 |
10/1 |
|
Pachinko |
2 |
Up to R5 million |
|
Cash Hunt |
2 |
Up to R5 million |
|
Coin Flip |
4 |
Up to R5 million |
|
Crazy Time |
1 |
Up to R5 million |
Each game round begins with the player selecting one or several of the segments of the wheel. This is done by placing chips of varying values on each on each of the segments that you’d like to back.
The presenter then spins the wheel, this will initiate a two-reel slot mini-game which is used to determine one random multiplier for a random spot on segment value on the wheel. This can be a number or a bonus mini-game.
It’s important to note that if a segment and multiplier align on the horizontal line of the top slot mini-game, the multiplier will be applied to the corresponding segment for the current game round. If the segment does not align horizontally with the multiplier, then the game will proceed without any multipliers.
Once the wheel comes to a stop, the winning segment is indicated by the flapper at the top (12 o’clock position) on the wheel. If the wheel stops at the segment or mini-game that you placed a bet on you win.
Bets placed on plain numbers will be paid out according to the table above. The wheel can also stop on one of the four available mini-games: Cash Hunt, Coin Flip, Pachinko and Crazy Time. We’ll take a look at all of the Crazy Time bonus games below in more detail.
CASH HUNT
Cash Hunt hides a number of different multipliers of varying values behind 108 different symbols on a large board. These are then shuffled before players select which of the 108 targets they want to target. Your selected target will reveal a multiplier (up to 1500x) which will be applied to your initial bet.
COIN FLIP
Statically speaking, this bonus game is the most commonly occurring bonus game with Coin Flip occupying four segments on the wheel. As you’d imagine, the game is based on the flip of a coin. Before the coin is flipped, the game will establish two multipliers, one for the red side of the coin and one for the blue. The coin is then flipped with the player receiving a payout based on whichever side it lands.