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Crazy Time and Game Show Games on PJOK

Quick Summary

  • Crazy Time is a money wheel game show with number segments and four bonus rounds.
  • Bonus rounds are rare but exciting; number segments land far more often.
  • Check the PJOK lobby to see whether Crazy Time or similar shows are live.
  • 18+ only
  • Official partner site
  • Checked 5 Nov 2026
  • Know your limit

Game shows are the loudest corner of any live casino. A presenter spins a giant wheel, a random multiplier lights up, and now and then the whole table enters a bonus round. Crazy Time is the best-known of these. It is simple to play but harder to judge, because the payouts depend on multipliers you cannot see in advance. This guide explains how the wheel is built, what the bonus rounds do, and how spreading bets changes what you actually win and lose.

How the wheel is built

The Crazy Time wheel has 54 segments. Most are numbers, and each number pays its own value when it lands, plus your stake back. The rest are bonus segments that trigger a separate game. Before every spin a "top slot" picks one segment and attaches a random multiplier to it, which is where the large wins come from.

SegmentHow many on the wheelChance per spinBase payout
12138.9%1 to 1
21324.1%2 to 1
5713.0%5 to 1
1047.4%10 to 1
Coin Flip bonus47.4%Varies
Cash Hunt bonus23.7%Varies
Pachinko bonus23.7%Varies
Crazy Time bonus11.9%Varies

The four bonus rounds

Each bonus segment opens its own mini game. Coin Flip tosses a coin with a different multiplier on each side. Cash Hunt shows a wall of hidden multipliers and each player picks one. Pachinko drops a puck down a peg board onto multipliers at the bottom. Crazy Time itself moves into a bigger virtual wheel where players pick a flapper colour and a multiplier is spun.

You only take part in a bonus round if you had a bet on that segment when it landed. That is why many players spread small stakes across every bonus.

Spreading bets: a worked example

Suppose, hypothetically, you put ৳10 on each of the eight segments, ৳80 per spin. Whatever lands, seven of your eight bets lose. If 1 lands (the most common result, 38.9% of spins), you get ৳20 back from the ৳10 on that segment: a net loss of ৳60 on the spin. If 2 lands, you get ৳30 back, a net of -৳50. Only a 10, a strong top-slot multiplier or a good bonus round puts that spin ahead.

The effect is that spreading bets feels busy and exciting while losing small amounts on most spins, with occasional large returns. Over many spins the long-run cost of game shows tends to sit around a few percent of stakes, varying by bet, which is higher than baccarat's main bets. At perhaps 30 to 40 spins an hour, ৳80 a spin is around ৳2,400 to ৳3,200 staked per hour. Our cost-per-hour post shows how to turn that into a budget.

Other game shows

Many live lobbies carry other shows built on the same idea: a simpler money wheel, a dice game with multipliers, or a show that mixes a wheel with a board game. They share the same pattern of frequent small results and rare big multipliers. Before trying a new one, open its rules and look for the number of segments and the payout of each, then do the sum above with your own stake.

Finding game shows on PJOK

We could not confirm whether Crazy Time or any specific game show is live on PJOK, or which studios supply its live games. Check the live casino section of the lobby for a game show category. If a show is there, its info panel lists segments, payouts and limits. For steadier table games, see baccarat and roulette, or return to the live casino hub.

Three steps

How to try a game show in 3 steps

  1. 1
    Check the lobby

    Look in the live section of PJOK for a game show category and open the show's rules panel.

  2. 2
    Decide your spread

    Choose which segments to cover and fix a total stake per spin that suits your budget.

  3. 3
    Count your spins

    Set a number of spins or a time limit before you start and stop when you reach it.

Related guides

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Fix your budget in Taka first, then open PJOK in a new tab. Our worked examples are here when you need them.

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Questions and answers

Is Crazy Time available on PJOK?

We could not confirm it. Game show availability depends on which live studios a site works with, and PJOK has not published a list we could check. Look in the live casino section of the PJOK lobby for a game show category.

What is the most common result on the Crazy Time wheel?

The number 1, which has 21 of the 54 segments, so it lands about 39% of the time. It pays 1 to 1, plus any top-slot multiplier that happens to land on it.

Should I bet on every segment?

It is a popular approach because it means you join every bonus round, but seven of your eight bets lose on every spin. It produces frequent small losses and occasional big wins. It does not reduce the long-run cost; it only changes the pattern.

How does the top slot multiplier work?

Before each spin, a slot machine above the wheel picks a segment and a multiplier. If the wheel then lands on that segment, the payout or bonus is multiplied. It happens on only some spins, which is why huge wins are rare.

Are game show results random?

The wheel is spun physically by a presenter and the results are independent from spin to spin. Past results shown on screen do not make any segment more likely to land next.

Every bet has a cost. Budget it like any other spend, never borrow to play, and stop when it stops being fun. Responsible gaming