Cheating Claim in Crazy Time: Streamer Calls Out Evolution

Streamer SriouGambles has questioned whether a round of Evolution's Crazy Time was fraudulent. Neither Evolution nor Roobet, where the round was played, has yet made a statement.

In a 32-second recording he shared on November 3, the wheel slows down and spins for several seconds around a boosted 2 before stopping on the 1 next to it. The game settled the round as 1, and the streamer won nothing. He also stated that the round was not cancelled and that no refund was issued.

The post received more than 280,000 views by Wednesday. Most replies focused on the way the wheel stopped. Some users claimed the wheel contains a brake, a magnet, or a motor that determines the result.

SriouGambles later said that Roobet was not at fault, that the game belongs to Evolution, and that it is offered at most large casinos. According to information published by Evolution, players can choose a number or bonus result before the main wheel stops. The game also has a Top Slot feature that can apply a multiplier to the selected results.

Evolution maintains that results are random and that each round is independent of previous rounds. However, this is the provider's game description. The recording does not include game logs or a full review of the incident. For this reason, the streamer's claim has not been proven and remains an allegation for now.