Best apps for Crazy Time

Best apps for Crazy Time: what we can and can't confirm

Our ranking for Crazy Time players is Casumo, then 10bet, then Coral. All three publish a live casino section in their app descriptions, and that's where Evolution's game shows normally sit.

What none of them publishes is a game-by-game list that includes Crazy Time, and we haven't found it named on their help pages either. Live lobbies change often and vary between operators, so the only reliable check is the app's own lobby search or a quick question to support. We also couldn't find Crazy Time named in the published information of any other UK brand we cover, which is why the step-by-step check further down matters.

If you want the wider picture first, our game show apps ranking covers Crazy Time alongside other live shows, and the Crazy Time app guide explains the game in more depth.

Crazy Time in brief: the wheel, the bonuses and the Top Slot

Evolution launched Crazy Time in July 2020. A presenter spins a 54-segment money wheel carrying number segments (1, 2, 5 and 10) and four bonus games. You bet on the segments you think will win during a 15-second betting window, and before each spin a Top Slot can add a multiplier of up to 50x to one number or bonus segment.

Cash Hunt is the one bonus where players' results differ: 108 multipliers are hidden in a grid, and each player's shot gives an individual result. The other bonus games' mechanics are described in Evolution's rules and the game's help screen.

Two rules shape every Crazy Time session. First, you only take part in a bonus round if you had a bet on that bonus segment; everyone else just watches. Second, Evolution states that bonus rounds can pay up to EUR 500,000, so a very large multiplier can be capped by that ceiling. The full rules are on Evolution's How to Play Crazy Time (opens in a new tab) page.

Evolution's own Crazy Time page lists the largest win as 25,000x, from a Cash Hunt round with a Top Slot multiplier, which is why we don't call 20,000x an absolute limit. For the wider family of wheel shows, see our game show glossary entry and the guide to Evolution live games on mobile.

What a Crazy Time app needs on a phone

Crazy Time is a video stream with a short betting window, so the app's live casino set-up matters more than its slot count. We weighed these points, using only operator and app store information, across all our best casino app lists:

• Live casino front and centre: is live casino named in the app listing?
• Device fit: iOS version and app size, since the stream itself already asks a lot of a phone.
• Support when a stream drops: live chat or phone hours that cover evening play.
• Withdrawal speed and fees: how quickly a bonus-round win reaches your account.
• Limits and breaks: fast, colourful rounds make time slip, so tools matter.

Data use depends on stream quality and your connection, and the app can't change the game's maths. Our guides to live casino data usage and whether live casino works on 4G cover the connection side.

1. Casumo: Face ID login, Quick Deposit and instant e-wallet payouts

Casumo takes first place because its app is built around quick access, which suits a game with a 15-second betting window. The iOS listing, "Casumo Casino & Sports Betting" from Casumo Services Ltd, mentions Face ID and Touch ID login, Apple Pay, Quick Deposit and a home screen widget. It needs iOS 15.0 or later and is 52.5 MB. On Google Play the app is titled "Casumo - Live Casino & Slots", putting live casino in the name.

Casumo's site claims 6,000+ games, and its payouts are quick once approved. The operator says PayPal, Apple Pay, Skrill, Neteller and MuchBetter withdrawals arrive instantly after approval, cards take up to 2 days and bank transfers up to 5 days; its policy says requests are approved or declined within 3 days. Withdrawals under £10 carry a £3 fee, and the minimum deposit is £10.

The catch: on iOS this is one combined casino and sportsbook app, and Casumo publishes only email support (hey@casumo.com) with UK hours of 7:00 to 23:00. The licence holder is Recro Limited, Gambling Commission account 61549. Rated 4.2/5. See the Casumo live casino page for more.

2. 10bet: phone support until 11pm and two-day withdrawals

10bet ranks second on support rather than overall polish. Its contact page lists a UK phone line, 0808 175 0550, open from 08:00 to 23:00 every day, plus live chat after login and email at any time. If a stream freezes mid-round, being able to speak to someone is a real advantage, and neither Casumo nor Coral publishes a phone number.

The app is "10bet: Sports Betting & Casino", a combined sportsbook and casino app in Apple's Sports category, needing iOS 16.0 or later and taking 112.3 MB. Its store descriptions mention live casino tables beside 2,000+ slots on iOS and 3,000+ casino games on Google Play. The help centre gives withdrawal times of up to 2 business days for debit cards and e-wallets and up to 3 for bank transfers; fees aren't published.

Weaker points: it's the heaviest download of the three, the chat hours on the contact page don't match its own FAQ (08:00–01:00 against 08:00–23:00), and it carries our lowest score. Rated 3.8/5. Licence holder Blue Star Planet Limited, account 43173. Read our 10bet live casino guide.

3. Coral: a standalone casino app with Live Casino listed

Coral holds our highest overall score, Rated 4.3/5, but ranks third for Crazy Time because the deciding factors here, device fit and support, cut against it. Its iPhone app needs iOS 18.0 or later, the strictest requirement of the three, and Coral doesn't publish a phone number.

In its favour, "Coral Casino: Slots & Games" is a dedicated casino app, separate from the Coral sportsbook, and its listing names Live Casino alongside blackjack, roulette and slots. It is 101.6 MB. Coral's help pages state that it doesn't charge withdrawal fees and that Visa Fast Funds payouts typically land within about four hours of approval, with larger payouts over £2,000 slower.

The licence holder is LC International Limited (Entain), account 54743. Our Coral live casino page has more on its live section.

Crazy Time apps compared: Casumo vs 10bet vs Coral

Want a closer look at two of these? See our head-to-head of Casumo vs 10bet or Coral vs Casumo.

Crazy Time RTP and what a session costs in pounds

Crazy Time's theoretical RTP, according to Evolution, runs from 94.41% to 96.08% depending on the bet. That's a house edge between 3.92% and 5.59%, noticeably higher than single-zero roulette at 2.70%. Our table of the house edge by game puts it in context.

Spread a £2 total stake across several segments each round and you've staked £100 after 50 rounds, with an expected cost of £3.92 to £5.59 depending on the bets. Evolution doesn't say which bet carries which RTP on the pages we rely on, so check the game's help screen in your app for the breakdown.

Why bonus bets don't change the maths

The Crazy Time segment comes up 1 time in 54 on average. Betting on it every round to be in when it lands just means paying for 53 losing rounds for each one that hits, on average, and the RTP already accounts for the big multipliers. Watching for "overdue" segments doesn't help either: each spin is independent.

Other UK apps for live game shows worth knowing

These apps aren't ranked here. Their published information mentions live game shows or Evolution, but, as with our partners, none names Crazy Time, so treat them as places to check rather than confirmed homes.

Our partner Ladbrokes sits outside this page's ranking, which covers the three apps whose offers appear here, yet its listing is the only partner one to mention game shows directly. Non-partner reviews: Virgin Games, Jackpotjoy, Betway, Sky Vegas and Paddy Power Games.

How to find Crazy Time in an app's live lobby

1. Install the app from the App Store or Google Play, using the exact name in our comparison table.
2. Register, pass the age and identity checks, and set a deposit limit when you're prompted.
3. Open the Live Casino tab and type "Crazy Time" into the lobby search.
4. If nothing appears, browse a Game Shows category, or ask live chat, phone or email support whether the app carries it.
5. Before betting, open the game's help screen to confirm the RTP and stake range at that table.
6. Use the re-bet button if you want to repeat a stake; autoplay isn't permitted.

Our answer to which casino apps have Crazy Time is kept separate so it can be updated as lobbies change.

UK rules for Crazy Time in casino apps

Live game shows are covered by the Gambling Commission's 2025 game design rules. In its decision on autoplay (opens in a new tab) it said it saw no convincing reason to leave live casino out of the ban, while noting that a re-bet button isn't autoplay and can help in games with short betting windows.

• Autoplay banned for all online casino games, live ones included, since 17 January 2025.
• At least 5 seconds from the start of one game cycle to the next for casino games other than slots.
• One game at a time, so no running Crazy Time beside a slot.
• Net spend and time spent shown in real time.
• No slot stake limits. The £5 and £2 per spin limits apply only to online slots, not to live game shows; the table's own limits apply.

More on these rules in our autoplay ban explainer.

Crazy Time habits to avoid

• Covering every bonus segment every round. It raises your stake per spin without improving the RTP.
• Reading patterns into the wheel. Results history and "hot" segments don't predict the next spin.
• Chasing a missed bonus. Losses after a long wait for a bonus segment are just losses; stopping is always an option.
• Expecting a bonus to cover live play. Wagering on live game shows is often excluded or counts for less.
• Long sessions without a break. Set a reality check so the app reminds you how long you've been playing.

Crazy Time is entertainment you pay for, and over time the house edge means you will most likely lose. If gambling is causing you worry, GamCare (opens in a new tab) runs the free 24/7 National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133.

Welcome offers on our Crazy Time app picks

None of these welcome offers is designed for Crazy Time. Casino bonuses and spins are generally used on slots, with live games often excluded or counting for less, so read the terms before you count on any of them. 18+ and terms apply.

• Casumo, 50% bonus up to £100: new customers who opt in get 50% of a first deposit of £20 or more, up to £100. The bonus must be wagered 10 times within 7 days, and stakes are capped at £5 a bet until it's cleared. Game, play and payment restrictions apply.
• 10bet, 100% bonus up to £25: new UK customers choose the casino welcome bonus at sign-up and make a first deposit within 7 days. The bonus is wagered 10x on slots within 3 days; maximum bonus winnings are £1,000, and Skrill and Neteller deposits are excluded.
• Coral, bet £10 on slots, get 100 free spins: for new players from 1 October 2026 to 1 February 2027. Deposit (some types excluded) and bet £10+ on slots for 100 spins at 10p on selected games; accept within 48 hours, use within 7 days, no wagering on the winnings. Paying in by Neteller, PayPal, Paysafe, Skrill, a prepaid card or certain debit cards rules you out.

Worked examples: a £20 deposit at Casumo brings a £10 bonus and £100 of wagering (10 × £10); a £200 deposit brings the full £100 bonus and £1,000 of wagering. At 10bet, a £25 deposit earns a £25 bonus and £250 of slot wagering. Coral's spins have a face value of £10 (100 × 10p). The house edge applies throughout.

18+. Every casino game has a built-in house edge, so over time you should expect to lose what you stake. Set a budget before you play and stop when it’s gone: safer gambling tools and support. Free, confidential help: National Gambling Helpline 0808 8020 133.