The live casino giant Evolution has officially launched its flagship live game show, Crazy Time, for online players in Connecticut.
This launch marks a significant milestone for the company, as it completes the popular game’s rollout across all US states where Evolution currently operates live dealer casino games.
Streamed live from Evolution’s state-of-the-art studio in Connecticut, Crazy Time is one of the supplier’s most successful and entertaining titles.
The game combines a large, spinning money wheel and a “Top Slot” multiplier feature with four distinct and highly interactive bonus rounds: Cash Hunt, Pachinko, Coin Flip, and the main Crazy Time bonus.
The game’s global popularity, which it has enjoyed since its debut in 2020, is fueled by its immersive format and the potential for players to win massive multipliers of up to 10,000 times their stake.
The arrival of Crazy Time in Connecticut is the final stage of its initial US expansion, following successful introductions in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Delaware, and West Virginia.
This systematic, state-by-state rollout is a core component of Evolution’s strategy to expand its market-leading presence within the growing North American iGaming market.
The launch further solidifies the importance of Evolution’s Connecticut studio, which opened in 2022 and has become a central hub for its North American operations.
The facility hosts a growing portfolio of world-class live dealer titles that are specifically tailored for local markets.
The introduction of globally recognized and highly entertaining game shows like Crazy Time is key to Evolution’s mission of delivering its premier live casino portfolio to an ever-wider audience of players across the United States.
Jacob Claesson, CEO of North America at Evolution:
“Crazy Time has captivated players across the globe with its immersive format and high entertainment value. Bringing it to Connecticut is an exciting step as we continue to expand across the US and deliver our world-class live casino portfolio to an even wider audience.”
