Crash is the one-screen multiplier game in our lobby — a rising curve, a single decision, and a cash-out button that's yours to press. We've tuned the round...
Crash is a provably fair multiplier round we host from a studio partner used widely across Southeast-Asian lobbies. You place a stake before the round starts, watch the multiplier climb from 1.00x, and tap cash-out before the curve breaks. The break point is set by a verifiable seed for each round. No paylines, no reels — just timing, your stake and the
multiplier you choose to lock in.
Each Crash round runs on a hashed seed you can check after the curve breaks. We surface the seed history in the round panel so you can verify any multiplier you watched climb earlier in your session.
Crash lets you stake two separate bets in the same round with independent cash-out targets. Lock one early for a steady multiplier, leave the second running for a longer curve — both sit in the bet tray together.
Set a target multiplier and Crash will pull you out the moment the curve hits it. Useful when you're on mobile and don't want to fight reaction time. Adjust the value between rounds without leaving the table.
Multiplier crash round, provably fair, single curve per round with optional dual stakes and auto cash-out...
High by design — short rounds, sharp variance. Most curves break early; long multipliers are rarer...
Android and iOS browsers, desktop Chrome, Safari and Firefox. The round renders identically across screens; only...
Crash is available in our lobby for Indonesia where local law permits, alongside other supported regions...
RTP percentages are informational reference values from provider documentation. Actual session outcomes vary.
Crash was built thumb-first. Open the round on Android or iOS and the curve fills the top of the screen while your stake controls, cash-out button and round...
If a round didn't settle the way you expected, our live chat team can pull the seed and timestamp from your session and walk you through what the curve did against your cash-out target.
Lost signal mid-curve? Crash auto-cash-out protects your active stake at the target you set. Reach out if your round didn't honour the target and we'll reconcile it.
New to dual-bet or auto-cash settings? Support can talk you through the bet pad over chat, or share a short clip showing how to set targets between rounds.
Every Crash round carries a hashed server seed published before the round and revealed after. You can verify any break point against the seed using the panel inside the game.
Our Crash provider holds testing certificates from independent labs covering RNG output and multiplier distribution. Certificates are referenced in the game info panel.
The last 50 multipliers stay visible above the curve. You can scroll session history to see how the game has been running before sizing your next stake.
Server seeds rotate on a fixed schedule and the previous seed is published so any past round you played can be independently checked after rotation.
We don't touch the curve. Crash runs from the provider's studio feed directly into your session — our role is hosting the lobby and your balance.
Every Crash bet, cash-out and break point is logged against your account. Pull the history from your dashboard any time you want to review a session.
Aviator uses a plane animation on the same multiplier idea. Crash keeps the visual abstract — a clean curve instead of a flying object — which some players prefer for faster reads.
Baccarat is dealer-paced with set hands. Crash is rounds-per-minute fast with one decision: when to cash out. Pick Crash for short sessions, Baccarat for longer table rhythm.
Sweet Bonanza is a tumbling slot with feature buys. Crash has no reels, no symbols — just stake, curve and timing. Different feel, similar appeal for quick rounds.
Roulette gives you fixed odds on a wheel outcome. Crash lets you choose your own multiplier target each round, which means you control variance instead of the table setting it.
Dragon Tiger is binary and fast. Crash is also fast but rewards holding nerve through a rising curve rather than picking one of two cards before the deal.
Mines is grid-based with hidden tiles. Crash is curve-based with one cash-out button. Both are quick-decision games; Crash leans on timing, Mines on pattern luck.
Sportsbook bets settle over hours. Crash settles in seconds. Many players run Crash in one tab while waiting on a sports market in another — the lobby supports both side by side.