How Crash works
Place a wager during the betting countdown. Each shared round begins at 1× and its multiplier rises until the crash point. Cash out before that point to settle at the current multiplier; a wager still active when the round crashes loses.
The live clock and round history are shared across players. Check the published commitment and completed round receipt in the fairness controls.
How to play
- Select your balance, enter a wager and set your auto cashout goal before the betting countdown ends. The default is 2×.
- Follow the live multiplier. The stored goal settles automatically if reached before the crash; you can cash out earlier manually.
- Choose Auto for 10, 25, 50, 100 or 500 rounds. Each new entry waits for a betting countdown; mid-round bets are never accepted.
Common questions
Are all players in the same Crash round?
Yes. The betting window, crash point and recent round history are shared. Individual wagers and accepted cashouts are recorded separately.
Can I choose any auto cashout goal?
Enter a goal of 1.01× or above with up to two decimals. It is locked to the accepted bet. The current Crash rules cap the crash point at 8.50×, so higher goals cannot be reached. A goal equal to the crash point loses; it must be reached before the crash.
Does a recent low crash make a high crash due?
No. The round history does not promise a future result. Read the current round commitment and revealed seed in the fairness controls.
Examples use nonredeemable Free Play credits. Funded play settles in the selected coin, with atomic rounding; displayed fiat values are estimates. Read how to verify a round and responsible gaming guidance before playing.
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