Learn how to play five Evolution live game shows on one page. Watch the tutorial videos, jump between
games quickly, and review the key rules, bonus features, payout structure, and RTP details where available.
Race Track is an online casino game by Evolution. In each round, you bet on which racer will
finish first. You can bet on horses, or dinosaurs, depending on your jurisdiction. Some tables
have a live host and video stream, while others are host free.
Every race has 6 racers, randomly selected from a total pool of 50. The racers are placed
into lanes according to their strength.
Lane
Racer strength
1
Strongest racer in the lineup
2
Second strongest racer
3
Third strongest racer
4
Fourth strongest racer
5
Fifth strongest racer
6
Weakest racer in the lineup
The lane number gives you a quick idea about the risk and potential payout. Lane 1 contains
the strongest racer in that particular lineup, while Lane 6 contains the weakest.
During the betting phase, you can bet on one racer, multiple racers, or even all six.
The odds shown on screen are displayed as X to 1. These odds change from round to round
because the lineup is different each time.
When betting closes, the race starts. The winning racer is determined by the game using each
racer's probability of winning. After the race finishes, only the winning bet spot pays.
All other bets lose.
Statistics
Race Track includes two statistics views that can help you understand recent results:
All Horses or All Dinos, and Tipster's Choice.
Statistics view
Information shown
History
All Horses / All Dinos
Shows recent performance compared with the theoretical winning probabilities.
Last 100 races
Tipster's Choice
Focuses on the racer or racers that performed better than the others in recent history.
Last 50 races
Payouts
Your winnings are based on the payout odds for the winning racer. Across the game, payout
odds can range from 1:1 up to 89:1, depending on which racer wins.
Because the six racers are selected from a larger pool for every race, the lineup and
displayed odds can change from one round to the next.
Return to Player
The theoretical Return to Player is 96.00% for any bet.
War is a live card game show by Evolution where you play only against the dealer.
The goal is simple: guess if your card will be higher than the dealer’s card.
War uses 8 standard 52-card decks, with no Jokers. Suits do not matter.
The card order from lowest to highest is: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, J, Q, K, A.
There are two bets: the Main bet and the Tie side bet. The Main bet wins when your card
beats the dealer’s card. The Tie side bet wins when your card matches the dealer’s card
in rank.
You can place the Tie side bet with or without the Main bet.
When betting time ends, one face-up card is dealt to you and one face-up card is dealt
to the dealer. If your card is higher, the Main bet pays 1:1. If the dealer’s card is
higher, you lose the Main bet.
What happens on a Tie?
If the cards match in rank, it is a Tie and you move to the decision step.
On the first Tie only, you must choose between two options: Surrender or Go To War.
Option
What happens
Surrender
You lose half of your Main bet and the round ends.
Go To War
You must double your Main bet and the round continues.
If you do not choose an option in time, you automatically Surrender.
Go To War
If you choose Go To War, the dealer discards three cards face-down, then deals one extra
face-up card to you and one face-up card to the dealer.
If your new card is higher, you win an amount equal to your original Main bet.
If the dealer’s new card is higher, you lose the doubled bet.
If there is another Tie during War, the same process repeats automatically with your
existing doubled bet. You do not get to make another Surrender or Go To War decision.
Each round can have a maximum of four consecutive Ties. After the fourth Tie, the round ends.
If four Ties happen in a row, you also receive a 10:1 bonus payout on your Main bet.
Tie side bet
If you placed the Tie side bet, its payout depends on how many consecutive Ties happen
during the round.
Consecutive Tie
Payout
1st Tie
10:1
2nd Tie
25:1
3rd Tie
50:1
4th Tie
200:1
These payouts are not combined. The payout is based on the number of consecutive Ties
reached during the round. The round ends after the fourth Tie.
Return to Player
The Return to Player value depends on how you play the Main bet and whether you use
the Tie side bet.
Red Baron Live is a crash-style live casino game by Evolution. Each round is short and fast.
The goal is simple: cash out before the plane flies away. The multiplier can increase up to
20,000 times your bet.
In every round, you place a bet, the plane takes off, and the multiplier starts rising.
You decide when to cash out.
If you cash out in time, your bet is multiplied by the current multiplier. If the plane
flies away before you cash out, the bet is lost.
Red Baron has two phases: the betting phase and the flying phase.
Phase 1: Betting phase
During betting, you can place up to three independent bets in the same round. Each bet is
handled separately.
You can also enable Auto Cash Out for each bet and set a specific multiplier. When betting
time ends, no more bets are accepted.
Phase 2: Flying phase
After betting closes, the plane takes off and the multiplier starts at 1.00x. Sometimes
the plane can fly away immediately at 1.00x.
The multiplier increases continuously until the plane flies away. The maximum multiplier
is 20,000x. You can cash out manually at any time before the plane flies away.
The crash point is determined by a certified random number generator.
Auto Cash Out and Autoplay
Auto Cash Out automatically secures your bet when your chosen multiplier is reached.
Autoplay repeats your bets using your Auto Cash Out settings. Autoplay only works if at
least one bet has Auto Cash Out enabled.
Game information and history
During betting, you can see top wins from the last round and the last hour. You can also
view previous round multipliers in a horizontal history bar.
On desktop, you can see a live list of players cashing out during the flying phase.
Return to Player
The theoretical Return to Player is 97.00% for every bet. Bet limits depend on the table
and jurisdiction.
Bet
RTP
Every bet
97.00%
Game versions
Red Baron is available in two versions. One version includes a live video stream with a
game host. The other version has no live stream and no host.
Availability depends on local regulations.
Red Baron Live is a timing-based crash game with fast rounds and simple rules. You can
place up to three bets, watch the multiplier rise, and decide when to cash out.
Crazy Coin Flip is a live casino game by Evolution that combines slot gameplay with a live
game show bonus round. The game has three phases and an overall RTP of around 96 percent,
depending on the selected mode.
Each game round has three phases: the Qualification slot, the Top Up slot, and the live
Coin Flip bonus round. To reach the live bonus round, you must first qualify in the slot phase.
The Qualification phase uses a 5-reel, 3-row slot with 10 fixed paylines. Your goal is to
land 3 Scatter symbols in one spin.
Scatter symbols can appear with or without multipliers. Scatter multipliers can be up to 10x.
If you qualify, all Scatter multipliers are added together and carried into the bonus round.
Regular slot wins can also occur and are paid according to the paytable.
Qualification spin modes
There are three spin modes: Normal Spin, XXXtreme Spin, and Super XXXtreme Spin.
Mode
Cost
Feature
Normal Spin
1x base bet
Uses your selected base bet.
XXXtreme Spin
5x base bet
Guarantees 1 Scatter symbol per spin.
Super XXXtreme Spin
50x base bet
Guarantees 2 Scatter symbols per spin.
All winnings are still calculated using the base bet, including when XXXtreme Spin or
Super XXXtreme Spin is used.
Phase 2: Top Up
After qualifying, you enter the Top Up phase while waiting for the live bonus round.
The Top Up slot has 3 reels and 3 rows.
Red and blue coin symbols appear with multipliers from 1x to 50x. To gain extra multipliers,
you must land 3 coins of the same color in the middle row.
The minimum Top Up bet equals your base bet. Increasing the Top Up bet also increases the
value of the coin multipliers.
Red and blue multipliers are collected separately and carried into the bonus round.
Phase 3: Live Coin Flip bonus round
The Coin Flip bonus round is hosted live. Before the coin is flipped, a Coin Flip multiplier
between 5x and 100x is generated for both coin sides. These multipliers are the same for all players.
Your final multiplier for each side is calculated by first multiplying your total Scatter
multiplier by the Coin Flip multiplier. Your collected Top Up multipliers for that color
are then added.
(Coin Flip multiplier × total Scatter multiplier) + collected Top Up multipliers
The host then flips the coin. Red or blue decides the winning side.
Your final payout equals your base bet multiplied by the final multiplier on the winning side.
Return to Player
The Return to Player value depends on the selected spin mode and whether you use the Top Up phase.
Mode
RTP
Normal Spin
96.05%
XXXtreme Spin
96.00%
Super XXXtreme Spin
96.05%
Top Up
95.06%
Crazy Coin Flip mixes slot mechanics with a live game show format. The Qualification and
Top Up phases build multipliers, while the final result is decided by a single live coin flip.
Crazy Balls is a live casino game show by Evolution. It combines a bingo-style main game
with the four Crazy Time bonus games: Coin Flip, Cash Hunt, Pachinko, and Crazy Time.
The game uses numbers from 1 to 60 and offers multipliers up to 20,000x in the bonus rounds.
The goal is to match drawn numbers on your cards and complete lines. You can also bet
directly on bonus game cards to enter the bonus rounds.
Before each round, you can bet on one to four regular cards or on any of the bonus game
cards. After betting closes, the host activates the round. Free Spaces and multipliers
are then added to your cards.
Next, 20 balls are drawn randomly from numbers 1 to 60. If a drawn number matches a number
on your card, it is automatically marked. Red balls match at least one of your cards,
while grey balls do not match any of your cards.
You win if you complete at least one full line on a card.
Regular and bonus cards
Regular cards use a 5 by 5 grid with numbers from 1 to 60. You can choose between two
types of regular cards: Free Space cards and Multi cards.
Regular card
Feature
Free Space card
The center cell is marked as a free number, improving the chance of completing a line.
Multi card
The center cell contains a guaranteed multiplier, increasing potential payouts but lowering the chance of completing a line.
Bonus cards contain fewer numbers than regular cards. You need to complete every number
on the bonus card to enter the corresponding bonus game.
Bonus card
Numbers on card
Coin Flip
3
Cash Hunt
4
Pachinko
4
Crazy Time
5
Multipliers
Crazy Balls has three multiplier types: Standard multipliers, Line multipliers, and
Global multipliers.
Multiplier type
Values
How it works
Standard multiplier
10x or 20x
Applies to winning lines that include the multiplier.
Line multiplier
20x or 50x
Applies only if the entire winning line includes the multiplier.
Global multiplier
2x or 3x
Multiplies all winning lines on that card once activated.
Bonus games
If you complete all numbers on a bonus card, the corresponding bonus game starts after
the main draw. You can enter multiple bonus games in the same round.
Bonus cards can also receive Free Spaces and extra bonus multipliers. These extra
multipliers range from 2x to 50x and multiply the final bonus result.
The bonus games always run in this order: Coin Flip, Cash Hunt, Pachinko, and Crazy Time.
Coin Flip bonus gameCash Hunt bonus gamePachinko bonus gameCrazy Time bonus game
Coin Flip
A red and blue coin is flipped. Each side has a multiplier. The side facing up determines
your payout.
Cash Hunt
You select a hidden symbol from a wall of 108 multipliers. Your chosen multiplier is
revealed and applied to your bet.
Pachinko
A puck drops through pegs and lands on a multiplier or a DOUBLE field. DOUBLE doubles
all multipliers and triggers another drop.
Crazy Time
You choose one of three flappers on a 64-segment wheel. The multiplier where your flapper
stops is applied. DOUBLE segments can repeat spins until values reach 20,000x.
Return to Player
The base payout for a winning card without multipliers is 3x. For regular cards, the
theoretical RTP is 96.10%. This applies to both Free Space cards and Multi cards.
Each bonus game card has its own theoretical RTP.
Card or bonus
RTP
Regular cards
96.10%
Coin Flip
96.49%
Cash Hunt
96.09%
Pachinko
95.68%
Crazy Time
95.54%
Crazy Balls combines bingo mechanics with the four Crazy Time bonus games. You can focus
on regular cards, bonus cards, or both.
Dead or Alive: Saloon is a live card-guessing game from Evolution with a Wild West theme
and bonus cards that can boost your payout. Your goal is to predict which standard playing
card will be the first standard card dealt in the round.
The goal is simple: predict which standard playing card will be the first standard card
dealt in the round.
You bet on a grid of 52 cards. You can place chips on a single specific card, or you can
spread the same chip across multiple cards using the quick selectors.
After betting closes, the presenter starts drawing cards from a shuffled deck. The deck
has 104 cards in total: 52 standard cards and 52 bonus cards.
Cards are drawn one by one until the first standard card appears. That standard card ends
the round and decides which card wins.
Every bet spot pays 19:1. The default potential win therefore starts at 20x because it shows
the total return including your stake.
Bonus cards
Before the round ends, bonus cards can appear. These bonus cards change the potential win
multiplier for the round.
Multiplier cards
Multiplier cards add to the current potential win. The available cards are 20x, 30x, 50x,
and 100x. These multipliers can add up if more than one appears in the same round.
Double cards
Double cards multiply the current potential win by 2. For example, a 40x potential win
becomes 80x.
The Double only affects the current total. Future bonus cards keep their own face values.
Bounty Hunt
Bounty cards trigger the Bounty Hunt bonus. In Bounty Hunt you choose one of three targets.
Each target hides a multiplier from 10x to 200x.
Your chosen multiplier is added to the current potential win. If you do not choose in time,
the game selects a target automatically at random.
Bonus chances
Because the deck is shuffled each round and dealing stops at the first standard card, the
frequency of the different bonus events can be estimated from the deck composition.
Event
Chance per round
At least one bonus card
50%
Bounty Hunt
10.34%
At least one Double
5.45%
At least one Multiplier card
45.26%
These are deck-based chances. Different bonus types can appear during the same round.
Return to Player
The optimal Return to Player is listed as 97.02% based on the maximum bet placed on an
individual bet spot.
Ice Fishing is a live casino game show by Evolution. It is a fast-paced wheel game with
instant payouts and three bonus games. The maximum win is 5000 times your bet.
The game is built around a virtual money wheel with 53 segments. In each round, you place
bets on where the wheel will stop. Some segments pay instantly, while others start a bonus game.
During each round, random multipliers appear on the wheel. For Leaf bets, multipliers range
from 3x to 10x and increase the normal Leaf payout.
For Bonus bets, a 2x to 10x multiplier can apply to the entire bonus type. If a bonus game
starts, this multiplier increases all fish multipliers in that bonus round.
When betting closes, the wheel spins. If the wheel stops on Leaf 1 or Leaf 2, you receive
an instant payout based on the final multiplier. If the wheel stops on a Bonus segment,
the game moves to the Bonus round.
Bet types
There are five main bet types. You can also use the All Bonuses option to place the same
amount on all three bonus types.
Bet type
Wheel segments
Result
Leaf 1
23
Instant payout
Leaf 2
23
Instant payout
Lil’ Blues
4
Starts the Lil’ Blues bonus
Big Oranges
2
Starts the Big Oranges bonus
Huge Reds
1
Starts the Huge Reds bonus
Total
53
The All Bonuses option places the same bet amount on Lil’ Blues, Big Oranges, and Huge Reds.
Bonus games
Ice Fishing has three different bonus games: Lil’ Blues, Big Oranges, and Huge Reds.
Each bonus has a different maximum fish multiplier.
Bonus game
Maximum fish multiplier
Lil’ Blues
100x
Big Oranges
200x
Huge Reds
500x
Only players who placed a bet on the triggered bonus type participate in the bonus round.
All players can still watch it.
The host lowers a fishing line into icy water and a fish is slowly revealed on screen.
As the fish appears, its multiplier grows step by step.
When the fish is fully revealed, the final multiplier is confirmed. Your bet is multiplied
by that value. If a bonus multiplier was applied before the wheel spin, it increases the
fish multipliers in that bonus round.
Return to Player
The theoretical Return to Player value depends on the bet type you choose.
Bet type
RTP
Leaf 1
97.10%
Leaf 2
97.10%
Lil’ Blues
95.69%
Big Oranges
95.60%
Huge Reds
95.17%
Ice Fishing is a wheel-based live game with instant wins and bonus rounds. Outcomes depend
on the wheel result and the multipliers applied during each round.
Crazy Pachinko is a live game show made by Evolution. It has three phases. You play a slot to
qualify, you can optionally play a Top Up slot to boost multipliers, and then you join a live
Pachinko bonus round with a host.
Phase 1 is the Qualification slot. It is a 5-reel, 3-row slot with 10 fixed winlines.
There is 1 Scatter symbol and 7 paying symbols. Your goal is to land 3 Scatters in a single
spin to qualify for the Pachinko Bonus round.
The Qualification phase uses Sticky Scatters. If a Scatter lands on the top row, the next
spin nudges it down to the middle row. From the middle row it nudges to the bottom row.
From the bottom row it disappears on the next spin.
Some Scatters have a multiplier of up to 10x. All Scatter multipliers you collect are added
together and used later in the bonus round.
Qualification spin modes
There are three spin modes in the Qualification slot: Normal Spin, XXXtreme Spin, and
Feature Buy.
Mode
Cost
Feature
Normal Spin
1x base bet
Uses your selected bet as the base bet.
XXXtreme Spin
15x base bet
Guarantees 1 Scatter every spin and increases the chance of Scatter multipliers.
Feature Buy
75x base bet
Guarantees 3 Scatters for immediate qualification and can also grant random multipliers.
Even when using XXXtreme Spin or Feature Buy, payouts are calculated using the base bet.
You can still win normal slot winlines during Qualification. Winlines pay for 3 or more
matching symbols from left to right, and only the highest win on each winline is paid.
If you qualify and also hit winlines on the same spin, that winline payout is paid after
the Pachinko Bonus round.
If you qualify close to the start of a bonus round, you may see a message asking if you
want to join the bonus immediately or keep topping up and wait for the next bonus round.
If you do not choose, you are transferred automatically.
Phase 2: Top Up
After you qualify, you can play the Top Up slot while waiting for the live bonus round
to begin.
Top Up is a 16-reel grid where each of the 16 squares spins independently. Under the grid
there are 16 sectors where multipliers can land and stack.
The multiplier values are based on your selected Top Up bet. The higher the Top Up bet,
the higher the multiplier options. Values range from 2x up to 10,000x.
The minimum Top Up bet equals the base bet you qualified with.
Phase 3: Live Pachinko Bonus round
In the bonus round, Pachinko multipliers are generated for all players equally. These
Pachinko multipliers range from 10x up to 200x.
Your final multipliers are calculated like this:
(Pachinko multipliers × total Scatter multipliers) + total Top Up multipliers
The host then drops a puck on the Pachinko wall. Where it lands decides your winning
multiplier for that round.
Double Event
If the puck lands on DOUBLE, a Double Event happens. The puck is re-dropped, Pachinko
multipliers are doubled, and the final multipliers are recalculated.
The Double Event can only happen once in a bonus round.
Return to Player
The Return to Player value depends on which part of Crazy Pachinko you are playing.
Crazy Time is one of Evolution’s most popular live wheel game shows. It combines number bets,
a large studio wheel, a top slot multiplier feature, and four different bonus games.
The main studio wheel has 54 segments. Before each spin you place bets on the outcome you think
will land: 1, 2, 5, 10, or one of the four bonus games. A two-reel top slot also runs before the
result and can add multipliers to a segment.
You can bet on one segment, several segments, or all of them. The minimum bet is 20 cents.
If your selected number or bonus game lands, your result depends on that segment’s rules.
Bonus games
Crazy Time includes four bonus features: Cash Hunt, Pachinko, Coin Flip, and the main Crazy Time bonus.
Cash Hunt bonus gamePachinko bonus gameCoin Flip bonus gameCrazy Time bonus game
Wheel chances
Segment
Number on the wheel
Chance
1x
21
38.8%
2x
13
24.0%
5x
7
12.9%
10x
4
7.4%
Pachinko
2
3.7%
Cash Hunt
2
3.7%
Coin Flip
4
7.4%
Crazy Time
1
1.85%
Total
54
100%
Return to Player
The long-term RTP differs by segment, with all listed options above 94% in the source tutorial.
The Monopoly Live wheel has 54 segments. The available betting outcomes are 1, 2, 5, 10, Two Rolls,
Four Rolls, and Chance. Each segment has a different count on the wheel, which affects its probability.
Monopoly Live main wheel
Segment
Number of segments
1
22
2
15
5
7
10
4
Two Rolls
3
Four Rolls
1
Chance
2
Placing bets
Before the host spins the wheel, players choose the segment or segments they want to back.
Number bets pay their face value. Two Rolls and Four Rolls lead to a Mr. Monopoly board feature,
while Chance can award either a cash prize or a multiplier that applies to a second spin.
Monopoly Live bonus feature
Chances and RTP
The source tutorial highlights that the probability of 1x is the highest and Four Rolls is the rarest.
It also provides RTP figures for most betting options.
Segment
Chance
RTP
1x
40.7%
92.88%
2x
27.7%
96.23%
5x
12.9%
91.3%
10x
7.4%
96.02%
Two Rolls
5.5%
93.9%
Four Rolls
1.8%
Chance
3.7%
93.67%
No betting strategy changes the long-term RTP, but some players use staking systems to structure how they bet.
Mega Ball is a fast live game show that combines a ticket-based format with frequent draws,
line wins, and Mega Ball multipliers that can raise payouts dramatically.
Numbers from 1 to 51 are used in the draw. Twenty standard numbers are drawn first, then one or two extra
numbers that act as Mega Balls. Players buy tickets containing 24 random numbers on a 5x5 grid with a free center space.
Numbers on a Mega Ball ticketHorizontal, vertical, and diagonal win lines
Prize multipliers from formations
Winning depends on whether the drawn numbers complete continuous rows, columns, or diagonals on the ticket.
More formations mean a higher base multiplier.
Prize multipliers based on number of formations
Number of formations on the ticket
Prize
1
1x
2
5x
3
50x
4
250x
5
1,000x
6 or more
10,000x
Mega Ball multipliers
The final one or two drawn numbers can be Mega Balls. If a formation is completed with a Mega Ball,
the line win is multiplied by the assigned Mega Ball value.
Deal or No Deal Live is split into three main parts: qualification, top-up, and the final suitcase game.
The format mixes quick entry mechanics with the familiar television-style offer decisions.
In the first stage you try to qualify for the main game and choose one of the 16 suitcases.
The prize inside that main suitcase can range from 75x to 500x of the bet.
Qualification happens on a three-ring wheel. Golden segments must align with the upper sector after the spin.
The tutorial lists several access options, from the regular bet up to paid instant entry.
Qualification mode
Chance to progress
Cost
Instant
100%
18x the bet
Very Easy
50%
9x the bet
Easy
16.7%
3x the bet
Normal
5.6%
the base bet
2. Top-Up phase
The Top-Up phase lets players add value to any suitcase, including the one chosen in qualification.
A separate wheel spin determines the extra multiplier that gets added to the selected suitcase.
3. Main Deal or No Deal phase
In the final phase, several suitcases are opened in each round and removed from play. After each stage,
the bank makes an offer based on the remaining average value. The player can accept the offer or continue.
Number of suitcases opened per round
Round
Number of suitcases opened
1
3
2
4
3
4
4
3
5
Choice between the last 2 remaining suitcases
By the final round only two suitcases remain. The player can pick one of them or accept the bank offer,
which is based on the average value of those last two cases.
Football Studio is a simple card-based live game show with football-themed studio presentation.
It compares a home card against an away card and also allows a draw bet.
Football Studio uses 8 standard decks without jokers. In each round, one card is dealt to the home side
and one to the away side. The higher card wins. Card suits do not matter.
Card values run from 2 as the lowest up to Ace as the highest. A draw is also possible.
Betting options
Players can bet on the home team, the away team, or a draw. A winning team bet pays even money.
A successful draw bet pays 11 times the stake.
If you bet on a team and the result is a draw, only half the stake is lost and the other half is returned.
RTP and comparison
Team bets have an RTP similar to Roulette at 96.27% according to the source tutorial,
while the draw bet has a lower RTP at 89.64%.
The tutorial also notes that some roulette-style staking systems can be applied,
although they do not change the game’s long-term return.