Last updated: May 2, 2026 · Source: Tracksino + Casino Scores · 18+ · Information only · RTP up to 96.08% (house edge applies)
Crazy Time History: Spin Log, Live History and Today's Data
History data sourced from Tracksino and Casino Scores. Updates as new spins arrive. Last refreshed: May 2, 2026
The Crazy Time live history page logs every spin from the last 24 hours, with timestamp, segment, Top Slot result and bonus round outcome. Data sourced from Tracksino and Casino Scores. The HistoryTable24h shows the full rolling log with every result in order. The BonusHitTimeline maps when each bonus round actually landed across the day. FilterControls let players slice the archive by segment, time period or bonus-only view to find the data that matters.
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| History window | 24-hour rolling spin log (resets on each refresh) |
| Spins logged per day | Approximately 1,500–1,800 (one spin every 50–60 seconds on average) |
| Wheel segment count | 54 total (8 distinct segment types) |
| Bonus round trigger frequency (theoretical) | ~16.66% (Coin Flip 7.41% + Cash Hunt 3.70% + Pachinko 3.70% + Crazy Time bonus 1.85%) |
| Crazy Time bonus segment frequency | 1.85% (1 of 54 wheel positions) |
| Filter dimensions available | By segment (8 options), by time period (1h / 6h / 12h / 24h), by bonus-only view |
| Refresh cadence | Updates as new spins arrive; live polling every few seconds on hydration |
| Data sources | Tracksino, Casino Scores |
| Highest RTP bet position | 96.08% (1-number bet; house edge applies) |
| Independence of spins | Each spin is independent RNG; past patterns do NOT predict future outcomes |
Crazy Time Live History
The Crazy Time live history archive logs every spin from the past 24 hours in a single chronological feed. Each row carries a timestamp, the segment that landed, the Top Slot multiplier and the bonus round outcome where one triggered. Data refreshes as new spins arrive, and the log scrolls backward as the 24-hour window rolls forward. Tracksino and Casino Scores supply the underlying data feed, both of which log every Evolution Gaming spin globally and timestamp each result to the second.
Each column carries a specific role. The Timestamp column shows BD local time (UTC+6) in HH:MM:SS format, so a row reading 22:14:03 marks ten past ten in the evening Bangladesh time. The Segment column lists one of eight values: 1, 2, 5, 10, Coin Flip, Cash Hunt, Pachinko or Crazy Time. The Top Slot result records the random multiplier the Top Slot stopped on, and the cell stays empty when the Top Slot did not align with a paying segment. The Bonus outcome column carries the in-bonus-round result if a bonus segment triggered, written like "main bonus 3,200x payout" or "Coin Flip Red 15x"; the cell is empty when no bonus round triggered. The Multiplier column shows the final per-bet-position multiplier paid. The table reflects a global feed, so BD players see the same archive any player sees worldwide. The 24-hour window is rolling, not calendar-day: "the last 24 hours" means from the current refresh, not midnight-to-midnight.
This archive covers a deeper window than the short results view. Players who only want the last 50 spins with faster polling can open Crazy Time results instead. Both pages pull from the same Tracksino and Casino Scores feeds; the difference is depth and filter capability. The history page reaches back a full day and exposes segment, period and bonus-only filters. The results page sits closer to live with a flat feed of the most recent fifty outcomes. Pick the page that matches the question being asked: deep archive with slicing belongs here, short feed with faster cadence belongs there.
Bonus Hit Timeline
The BonusHitTimeline charts every bonus round trigger from the last 24 hours along a horizontal time axis. Each marker on the line equals one bonus trigger, color-coded by game: main bonus in red, Pachinko in blue, Cash Hunt in orange, Coin Flip in yellow. Visual gaps mark cold stretches; clusters mark hot streak windows. Both shapes are normal under independent RNG.
| Bonus game | Theoretical % per spin | Theoretical hits per 100 spins | Max payout |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coin Flip | 7.41% | ~7.4 | ~500x |
| Cash Hunt | 3.70% | ~3.7 | ~10,000x |
| Pachinko | 3.70% | ~3.7 | several thousand x |
| Crazy Time bonus | 1.85% | ~1.9 | 20,000x |
Hot streaks and cold streaks are expected behaviour under independent RNG, not anomalies. Each spin of the wheel is independent of every previous spin; past patterns do NOT predict future outcomes. A two-hour main-bonus drought and a thirty-minute window with two Pachinko hits can sit inside the same 24-hour log without breaking probability. Long-run convergence to the theoretical frequencies in the table above holds across thousands of spins, not within a single 24-hour window.
The main bonus round, with its DOUBLE and TRIPLE zones and 20,000x ceiling, is the rarest and highest-paying of the four bonus games. It is covered in depth on the bonus round history and biggest recorded wins page.
How to Filter and Search Crazy Time History
Filtering the history archive narrows 1,500+ spins down to the slice that matters. The FilterControls widget offers three dimensions: by segment (8 options), by time period (1h / 6h / 12h / 24h) and by bonus-only view. Each filter applies on top of the others, so combinations work the same way as a stacked query.
Pick a segment filter to see only spins where that segment landed. As an example, select the main bonus segment to see only those triggered spins, each with its own timestamp. Combine that with the time period filter for tighter slicing: main bonus + last 6 hours returns every matching trigger inside the most recent six-hour window. The bonus-only toggle hides every base-game segment (1, 2, 5 and 10) and shows only the four bonus games together, which is useful when you want to study trigger spacing across all bonus rounds at once. Filters apply instantly without a page reload, so you can flip between views as fast as you can read them.
For live real-time monitoring alongside the history data, the Crazy Time tracker provides current-spin updates with stats and score sections separate from this archive view.
What the History Data Reveals
The 24-hour history archive surfaces frequency patterns: how often each segment actually landed against its theoretical frequency. In the last 24 hours, observed frequencies generally track the theoretical distribution, with short-run variance expected across any 24-hour sample size. Reading the archive correctly means reading the variance as part of the signal, not as noise on top of it.
The theoretical frequencies sit at fixed points on the 54-position wheel. The number 1 lands 38.89% of spins (21 of 54 positions). The number 2 lands 24.07%. The number 5 lands 12.96%. The number 10 lands 7.41%. Coin Flip occupies 4 positions for 7.41%. Cash Hunt occupies 2 positions for 3.70%. Pachinko occupies 2 positions for 3.70%. The main bonus occupies 1 position for 1.85%.
Short-run variance can produce stretches where one segment over-indexes against its theoretical share. Long-run convergence, governed by the law of large numbers, holds across thousands of spins, not within a single 24-hour window. Each spin is independent RNG with no memory of past outcomes, and past patterns do NOT predict future outcomes. One spin changes nothing. Five hundred spins reveal the RTP.
Use cases for the history data sit on the analytical side: bankroll planning informed by realistic trigger frequencies, bKash session-cap planning before play, session timing awareness around peak BD hours, and a clearer feel for variance before placing bets. The data does not feed prediction. Each spin is independent RNG; past patterns do NOT predict future outcomes. Believing otherwise is the gambler's fallacy. For tools that use pattern data to generate probabilistic signals, the Crazy Time predictor page handles that conversation in depth.
Crazy Time Big Wins in Today's History
Big-win events from the last 24 hours surface from the same history archive that powers the rest of this page. The BigWinsStrip pulls the 5-6 highest-multiplier spins from the rolling 24-hour log into a horizontal card row at the top of the section. Each card shows the bonus round, the multiplier and the timestamp; tap a card and the HistoryTable24h scrolls to that exact row.
A high-multiplier spin reads as a row like 22:14:03 | main bonus | Top Slot 7x | bonus payout 3,200x | 3,200x. The timestamp shows BD local time. The bonus round identifies which of the four bonus games triggered. The Top Slot value records the multiplier the Top Slot stopped on for that spin. The final multiplier column shows what the bet position paid after the bonus round resolved. A 3,200x outcome on a 100 BDT bet pays 3,20,000 BDT.
For the curated highlight reel of the all-time biggest wins, including the verified 20,000x ceiling on the main bonus round and the 10,000x ceiling on Cash Hunt, see the page covering the biggest Crazy Time multipliers today and all-time records.
Watch Crazy Time Live While Checking History
Bangladeshi players often check the history archive while the live game runs in a separate tab or on a second screen. One screen carries the rolling 24-hour log; the other screen carries the live stream and the current spin. Both update as new spins land, and the workflow naturally pairs deep archive with live action.
S2 Active Grinders running a dual-screen setup tend to check the BonusHitTimeline above for the most recent main-bonus triggers, then watch the live stream to see the next spin land in real time. Combining history data with live watching is common during a Friday night session, when traffic peaks and bonus rounds cluster together more visibly. The history archive answers what just happened; the live stream shows what is happening right now.
The Crazy Time live page hosts the embedded Evolution stream alongside a session companion tracker. Open it in a new tab to run the dual-screen workflow described above.
FAQ
How far back does Crazy Time history go on this page?
The history archive on this page covers a rolling 24-hour window. Every spin from the last 24 hours appears in the HistoryTable24h, with timestamp, segment, Top Slot result and bonus outcome. Older spins drop off the bottom of the log as the window rolls forward. For longer-term records, the big wins page covers all-time multiplier records.
How do I find when the last main bonus round triggered?
Open the FilterControls widget in the filter section. Select the main bonus segment filter. The HistoryTable24h immediately narrows to show only matching bonus spins, with the most recent at the top. The first row shows when the latest main bonus landed; the BonusHitTimeline above visualises the spacing between consecutive triggers.
Does past history help predict future spins?
No. Each spin of the wheel is independent RNG; past patterns do NOT predict future outcomes. The history data is useful for frequency analysis, variance awareness and bankroll planning, not for prediction. The Crazy Time predictor page covers this in depth.
What is the difference between Crazy Time history and results?
The history page logs the rolling 24-hour archive with full filter controls, segment filters, period filters and a bonus hit timeline. The results page shows the last 50 spins as a flatter live feed without deep filters. Use history for the deep archive; use results for the short live feed.
