Statistics
Crazy Time: numbers, bonuses and multipliers
Compare outcomes and bonuses through images, proportions and gaps.
How to use it, step by step
- In the distribution, compare numbers 1, 2, 5 and 10 with Cash Hunt, Pachinko, Coin Flip and Crazy Time bonuses. Bonus symbols represent outcome categories.
- Compare the whole sample’s frequencies with the recent window. The chronological strip shows up to 12 of the latest results; use the counts to understand the analyzed dataset.
- In the gap blocks, read the distance since the latest occurrence and the completed intervals. Each matrix row describes what followed that outcome in the sample.
- Inspect the histogram and percentiles of recorded multipliers. Bonus identification codes are not multipliers and should not be interpreted as prize values.
Good to know
Absence from the sample does not mean a bonus has never occurred. Frequency and gaps do not guarantee when it will appear again.
