[Evolution with the most OBVIOUS SCAM!]

1 hour ago, slotsofun said:

I think these glitches actually cost Evolution gaming money. I mean a 4x coin flip and 7x pachinko, hardly big bucks deluxe.

More solid proof needed for your scam calls. Prove it happens regularly then maybe I'll believe.

Exactly. For most players, who bet on all four bonuses and at least one number, a 3x coinflip is actually a loss or barely break even.

[Evolution with the most OBVIOUS SCAM!]

Does anyone actually have any PROOF that the wheel in base game is manipulated?

I think it very unlikely for a couple of reasons: 

First of all it would be fraud, which would have easily been detected when the game was certified.

Secondly there is no need for that as the house edge is massive even without tempering the wheel.

Thirdly to reject bets would not make any sense at all. If Evolution can determine where the wheel lands, why should they anger players by rejecting bets? The could bring in bonuses when bets are low to keep up the statistics and low numbers when the highrollers play. Certainly they would not bring up 5000x bonuses in primetime, as it happened not long ago.

 

[Evolution with the most OBVIOUS SCAM!]

14 hours ago, Ree said:

Looks very suspicious if everyone's bets were rejected for that spin as well. Remember Crazy Time is a RNG game so the result is picked the second the bets are closed (wheel is just for show) - bets are often rejected well after bets close too. Had it happen to me many times.

A quick google shows up some other useful trackers for Crazy Time and that other tilting Monopoly game

https://casinoquest.co.uk/crazy-time-tracker

https://casinoquest.co.uk/monopoly-live-tracker

Funny how so many BIG wins happen during the early hours of the morning 😏

I'm sure there is nothing untoward going on, but can we really trust Evolution?

 

Well, the Crazy Time Bonus Wheel is RNG, but the wheel of the basic game is a real one. So Evolution does not know what the next hit will be, unless the wheel is manipulated or the have some sort of advanced software that calculates the strenght of the spin and predicts where it will land. I doubt both, so I think its just a technical problem that unfortunately happened when bonuses came in...