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Crazy Pachinko

Crazy Pachinko turns the familiar puck wall into the finale of a separate slot-led game. Qualification and Top-Up happen before the presenter drops the puck. Evolution announced this title on 29 November 2023. Its relationship to Crazy Time explains the familiar set, but does not make the two games’ entry bets interchangeable.

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The game at a glance ↓
Crazy Pachinko — Evolution
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The game at a glance

TopicWhat it means
Launch announcement29 November 2023
Qualification3 scatters present in one spin
Sticky scattersMove down one row per spin; then disappear
Top-Up sectors16
Wall multipliers10×–200× before applicable enhancements
DOUBLERaises values and triggers another drop
01

Watch where the sticky symbols move

Qualification needs three scatters present in one spin. Sticky scatters move down one row on each following spin and disappear after reaching the bottom. A symbol seen earlier is therefore not a permanent collected token. Some qualifying scatters carry values up to 10×, so check both their position and their displayed value before following the transition.

02

Choose a route with its cost visible

The published modes are Normal, XXXtreme Spin and Feature Buy. XXXtreme guarantees one scatter per spin; Feature Buy moves directly to Top-Up. Neither statement supplies the price shown at your table. Record that price separately from the base stake, and inspect whether switching mode changes the amount committed before pressing the spin or purchase control.

03

Sixteen sectors connect Top-Up to the wall

The Top-Up phase accumulates values across 16 sectors. Larger Top-Up bets increase the multiplier values, so a larger displayed number must be read alongside its cost. The live wall has Pachinko values from 10× to 200× that combine with earlier enhancements. The host uses a randomised dropping zone; a player does not choose the puck’s final pocket.

04

Wait until the puck has finished

DOUBLE increases wall values and produces another drop instead of a completed payment. Wait for the resolving landing before recording the final credit. For a simple ledger example, 12 units credited after 9 units of total paid actions means 3 units net. Using the final wall factor again on an already credited sum would double-count the enhancement.

THE PRACTICAL DESK

Put the numbers to work

Change the example inputs to see how the arithmetic changes. These tools use the figures you enter; they do not read your casino account or predict a game result.

Round balance
Net round result
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Return / total stake
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Net result = all credited money − every stake in the round. A public multiplier alone cannot fill in these inputs. Use one currency throughout.

Spending plan
Cost per paid round
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Planned turnover
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Fully losing rounds covered
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Remaining budget before returns
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The budget example assumes every planned stake is spent and no money is returned. It measures exposure, not the likely duration or result of play. A continuation spin without a fresh stake is not a new paid round.

Questions about this game

Are sticky scatters permanent?

No. They move down one row per spin and eventually disappear after the bottom row.

Does Feature Buy enter the live wall immediately?

The provider says it enters Top-Up. The live Pachinko stage follows that phase.

Does a DOUBLE landing finish the round?

No. Wall values rise and the puck is dropped again; wait for the final settlement.

Official game information

Game details checked against Evolution’s product material. The active table’s help defines the edition, limits and settlement used by your operator.