Crash is the multiplier round you watch climb in real time — 1.10x, 2.40x, 8.75x — and your job is to tap out before the curve snaps. We...
Crash sits in our instant-games rail alongside Aviator-style titles from studios like Spribe and BGaming. Each round opens with a fresh multiplier curve that climbs from 1.00x and busts at a random point. You place a stake before take-off, then choose when to lock in. There are no reels, no paylines — just timing, your stake, and the multiplier you walked away
with. Rounds finish in under 30 seconds.
The graph climbs in real time on your screen, showing the multiplier as it grows. You see the curve tilt steeper, decide your moment, and tap cashout before it busts on the round.
Crash lets you run two separate stakes side by side in the same round — useful when you want one early conservative cashout and a second bet riding higher up the curve.
Set a target like 1.80x or 3.00x and the round closes your bet automatically when the curve hits it. Handy on mobile where tap timing on a fast curve gets tricky.
Instant multiplier / crash-style round, not a slot or table game.
High — outcomes swing from sub-1.20x busts to long curves above 50x.
Android, iOS browsers and desktop, with the same chart engine across all three.
Available in our Indonesia lobby where local law permits across supported regions.
Crash was built for thumbs. The curve renders smoothly on mid-range Android handsets, the cashout button stays fixed in the lower third, and round history scrolls horizontally so...
Every Crash round publishes a server seed hash before take-off and reveals it after the bust, so you can verify the curve wasn't tampered with mid-round.
We source Crash from a licensed instant-games studio with audited RNG, not a white-label clone you can't trace back to a regulator.
The last 100 bust points sit on the side panel for any account to inspect — no hidden round logs, no edited multipliers.
The curve generator is tested by a third-party lab on a recurring cycle, with the certificate ID surfaced inside the game info panel.
Minimum and maximum stake per round are printed on the bet panel before you commit, so nothing about the round economics is buried.
The Crash build on mobile is the same engine as desktop — no stripped-down phone version with different odds or capped multipliers.
Same multiplier-curve format, but Crash uses a chart line where Aviator uses a plane animation. Round pacing on Crash runs slightly faster, with shorter gaps between busts.
Slots run on reels and paylines with feature rounds; Crash strips that away to one rising number. No spin animation, no symbol matching — just stake and timing.
Baccarat has a dealer, cards and fixed payout ratios. Crash has no dealer and the payout is whatever multiplier you tapped at — far more variance per round.
Roulette gives you fixed odds on numbered pockets. Crash has no fixed pockets — your effective odds shift the longer you let the curve climb before cashout.
Both are instant games with quick rounds. Plinko's outcome is decided by ball physics on drop; Crash unfolds over several seconds and lets you exit anytime.
Dice gives a single instant result per roll. Crash runs a live curve where your decision during the round — not just before it — determines the payout.
Sportsbook bets settle over hours or days on real fixtures. Crash settles in 30 seconds on a generated curve. Different rhythm, same account, same wallet.
Most rounds finish inside 15-25 seconds from take-off to bust, with a short break between for new stakes to lock in.
Run an early-cashout safety bet and a higher-target bet in the same round without opening a second tab or table.
Stake floors start small enough that you can spend a session learning the rhythm of the curve before scaling up.
The last hundred multipliers stay visible so you can scan patterns of low-bust streaks before committing your next stake.
A single button locks your exit at the current multiplier — no confirm dialogue, no second tap, which matters at 8x climbing fast.
Each round's seed is published and verifiable post-bust, so the curve outcome can be independently checked against the hash.