Crazy Time Money Wheel: Segments, Side Rounds and the Top Slot Multiplier

By TAYA777 Editorial Team

  • 21 or older, no appeal
    The rule in the Philippines is 21 for casino play, and the call here stands at 21 for every game on every page. Under that age, you are off the field.
  • Not run by TAYA777
    Who runs what decides who answers for it: TAYA777 runs its own lobby at taya777.com, and this rule sheet does not. No accounts, deposits or lobby controls sit with us.
  • Join buttons open 76JL
    Press Join 76JL and the referral lands on 76JL, another casino with a rule book of its own, and we may earn from that visit. Read the address bar before you go on.

Crazy Time looks like a carnival, but it is a price list with a host attached: a 54-segment wheel, four numbers, four side rounds, and a slot that can bolt a multiplier onto any of them. A bet on a number pays only if that number lands. A bet on a side round pays only if the wheel lands there and the round then behaves. Read the prices first and the spectacle gets a lot quieter.

Crazy Time wheel: what each segment gives back

The rule is arithmetic: a segment’s chance times its payout, plus your stake back. The table prices the bare wheel, before any Top Slot multiplier, so it shows the floor each number bet stands on.

SegmentOn the wheelPaysReturn before multipliers
121 of 541 to 177.78%
213 of 542 to 172.22%
57 of 545 to 177.78%
104 of 5410 to 181.48%
Coin Flip4 of 54Set by the roundDepends on the round
Cash Hunt2 of 54Set by the roundDepends on the round
Pachinko2 of 54Set by the roundDepends on the round
Crazy Time1 of 54Set by the roundDepends on the round

The call: these numbers are not the game’s advertised return, and nobody should quote them as if they were. Why: Top Slot multipliers and side rounds add return on top of the bare wheel, and the amount they add depends on the studio’s own settings. The honest figure for each bet sits in the game’s help panel; take it from there, at the table you are playing.

How the side rounds and Top Slot change the call

Before each spin, the Top Slot pairs one bet spot with a multiplier. If the wheel stops on that spot, the payout is multiplied, which is why a number can pay far more than the table above suggests. Coin Flip tosses between two multipliers, Cash Hunt lets you pick from a hidden wall, Pachinko drops a puck down a peg board, and the Crazy Time round spins a separate giant wheel. Each is a contest the bet has to enter and then win.

Funky Time and Monopoly Live: other shows, other prices

Same studio, different games. A figure from one never carries over to another.

Funky Time

Letter segments and a disco theme replace the number wheel, with side rounds of its own. Read its panel as a fresh rulebook, even though the host and the format feel familiar from the Evolution gaming lineup.

Monopoly Live

Number segments sit beside 2 Rolls and 4 Rolls spaces that send Mr. Monopoly around a board. A title called Monopoly under Rich88 or Gaming Panda in the lobby’s list belongs to that studio, so do not take it for this one.

Finding Crazy Time in the lobby

Here is the honest ruling on the catalogue. It shows a card called Game shows under Evolution and no table named Crazy Time, so the name alone settles nothing. Open the card after the login notes for that lobby, and remember that Join 76JL, the button on this page, sends you to a different casino altogether, so it will not open this wheel. If the table is missing inside, it is not on offer there, and no list elsewhere changes that.

If a wheel feels too thin on information, a table with a printed number makes a good contrast: the house edge on each live bet shows how a game with fixed odds can be priced in advance, and roulette bet by bet is the simplest place to see it. The full set of live casino rulebooks covers the rest.

How to Get Started

  1. Pick segments you can name the price of

    Use the table on this page to see what each number returns on the bare wheel, then decide which ones you are actually willing to pay for.

  2. Read the return in the game's help panel

    The full figure, once multipliers and side rounds are counted, is printed inside the game. Take it from that panel and nowhere else.

  3. Stake for a long gap

    The Crazy Time segment occupies 1 of 54 places on the wheel. Size each bet so a long run without a side round leaves your session budget standing.

Studios named on this rule sheet

Call made. Your next play

The call on these buttons: Join 76JL is a ticket to 76JL, a separate house and not TAYA777.

Questions sent to the referee

How many segments make up the Crazy Time wheel?

54: 21 for the number 1, 13 for 2, 7 for 5, 4 for 10, then 4 Coin Flip, 2 Cash Hunt, 2 Pachinko and 1 Crazy Time segment.

What does a Crazy Time bet return?

Bare-wheel returns on the numbers range from about 72% to about 81%. Top Slot multipliers and the four side rounds add to that. The complete figure for each bet is the one the game's help panel prints.

Why does the catalogue only show a Game shows card?

The list the lobby loads for visitors stops at five Evolution cards, and Game shows is the only one fitting this title. Whether the wheel sits behind it is something the card itself answers once opened.