In the article, they explain that that game has a higher HE. Losing money in the casino is normal, because the odds are against you. If the HE of the casino is higher than in other games, losing streaks are more common.
The article ends by saying that they cannot assure 100% that it is rigged, although neither that it is not. In these things I tend to think that the most likely thing is that it is not rigged, a casino is a money making machine simply by being able to attract customers. Mathematics does the rest (although you have to have a good bankroll management and set bet limits accordingly, for example).
Well said. The problem is that most gamblers aren't aware of terms like house edge etc which is why they end up blaming the casino whenever they lose without providing sufficient proof to support their statements.
Op is clearly one of them. If crazy time was actually rigged, it would have gotten banned immediately and its operator would have gotten screwed royally.