Crazy Clover Bingo

Crazy Clover Bingo Overview

Crazy Clover Bingo is a video bingo game from Caleta Gaming, released on 16 October 2024. It plays four bingo cards at once against a draw of numbered balls, pays for ten printed patterns, and adds a bonus wheel of gold pots on top. The published return is 93.42%, and Caleta lists the game with an RTP range, so the figure an individual casino runs can differ.

The total stake runs from 0.40 to 120. Caleta does not publish a volatility rating or a maximum win for the title, and we have left both fields empty rather than guess.

All figures below were read from demo play in Caleta’s FUN currency, mostly at a 0.20 bet per card and later at 9.00 per card.

A Leprechaun at the Rainbow’s End

The theme is Irish folklore played straight. A grinning leprechaun in a green top hat stands at the centre of the screen, both hands resting on a stone well that is brimming with gold coins. Behind him a full rainbow arcs over a misty forest of dark trees and toadstools.

The four cards sit in wooden frames around him, two on each side, each one wrapped in clover leaves. The ball draw appears as two rows of numbered green balls strung across the rainbow, and the pattern table runs along the very top of the screen in a strip of small green grids.

How a Round Works

Each card holds fifteen numbers in a three-by-five grid, drawn from the range 1 to 60. Four cards are in play by default, which is why a 0.20 card bet shows as a total bet of 0.80 in the footer.

When the round starts, the game draws its balls and marks every matching number on every card. In our captures a completed draw showed 30 balls, laid out in two rows of fifteen. Once the draw is complete, each card is checked against the ten patterns and paid for the best one it completes.

Marked numbers are highlighted in green; a completed pattern line is drawn across the card in red and yellow, and the card’s own WON counter updates at the top of its frame.

The Ten Patterns

The prize strip at the top is the paytable, and the game rules state plainly that the values are multiplied by the bet level. Reading it at a 9.00 card bet, the ten patterns pay 13,500, 4,500, 2,250, a BONUS pattern, 900, a second BONUS pattern, 450, 90, 63 and 27.

Converted to the card bet, that is 1,500x, 500x, 250x, 100x, 50x, 10x, 7x and 3x, with the two bonus patterns in between. The rules screen confirms the same ladder at a 7.00 card bet: 10.5K, 3.5K, 1.75K, 700, 350, 70, 49 and 21.

The patterns are drawn as small green grids above each prize, from the densest shape at 1,500x down to the lightest at 3x. In our captures the 3x prize was paid for a single completed row of five, which was also the pattern we saw most often.

Wins in Practice

At the 0.20 card bet, early rounds returned 0.54 and 0.60 on a 0.80 stake – single-row completions on one card, with a second partial pattern building on another.

At the 9.00 card bet, one round paid 27.00 on each of two cards, both from single completed rows, for a total win of 54.00 against a 36.00 stake. That is exactly two 3x pattern prizes, and it matches the printed strip to the cent.

The lesson from those numbers is that the bottom of the ladder is thin. A single row returns less than the four-card stake, so a round needs either two cards completing at once or a mid-table pattern to finish ahead.

Extra Balls

After the regular draw, the game offers to sell you further balls, one at a time. The rules allow up to 14 extra balls, and the price of each one depends on how close your cards are to a paying pattern.

In our capture, with two cards one number short of a better prize, the offer was 1.47 for a single ball on a 0.80 stake – nearly twice the cost of the whole round. The rules note that the price rises as the odds of winning rise, which is exactly what that figure shows.

The offer appears as a bar under the leprechaun with a green tick and a red cross, and the rest of the screen dims while you decide.

The Pots of Gold Bonus

Completing one of the two BONUS patterns opens the Pots of Gold Bonus. The leprechaun steps forward in front of a rainbow ring of cooking pots, some gold and some silver, each marked with a cash value.

In our round the pots ranged from 2.00 to 80.00, with 3.00, 4.00, 10.00, 15.00, 20.00, 30.00, 40.00, 60.00 and 70.00 in between. A single press of SPIN sends a marker round the ring, and the pot it stops on is the prize; ours landed on 40.00.

It is a one-shot pick rather than a multi-stage feature, and it is the only part of the game where the result is not decided by the bingo draw.

Who Should Play It

Crazy Clover Bingo suits players who like video bingo and want a clear, fixed paytable. The ten patterns are printed on screen at all times, and every value is a simple multiple of the card bet.

The reservations are the modest 93.42% published return and the price of extra balls, which can quickly cost more than the round itself. The 1,500x full-card prize is the headline, but it needs the densest pattern completed on a single card from a draw of around thirty balls.

Where to Play Crazy Clover Bingo

You can try this game on SunClub Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 400% up to £1500 for a limited time.

When we checked on 23 September 2026, Crazy Clover Bingo was listed at two of our six partner casinos, SunClub and LuckyBar.