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In a crash game a multiplier starts at 1.00x and climbs until it crashes at a random point. You choose when to cash out. If it crashes before you do, the stake is lost.
You place a stake before the round starts. The multiplier rises, and your potential payout rises with it. You press cash out to lock in the current multiplier. Many games have an auto cash-out so a target multiplier is applied for you. Rounds are short, often under a minute, which is a large part of their appeal.
The crash point is generated by the game's random number generator, or in provably fair games by a cryptographic process you can check afterwards. See provably fair games explained. Nothing you do mid-round changes where the crash point lands.
Crash games publish an RTP like any other game. In our reviews it ranges from 96% to 98%. Cashing out earlier or later changes the shape of your results, but the long-run RTP is built into the maths, and every round is independent. We do not make strategy claims.
Aviamasters 2, Vortex Power Kick, Moneyplane: Bail2Win, Chicken Route, Pilot Chicken, Vortex Aero, Avia Rush. See the ranked list on our crash games page.
No. The crash point is random, and past rounds do not influence the next one.
A setting that cashes out automatically at a multiplier you choose, so you do not have to react in time.
Provably fair crash games let you check each result after the round using published seeds. Games from regulated studios are tested by independent labs. We still treat all gambling as entertainment with a cost.
Most list 96% to 98%. Higher is better for the player on paper, over a very long run.
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