Crash is the round-by-round multiplier game we keep at the front of our lobby. Place your stake, watch the curve climb, and tap cash-out before it busts. Open...
Crash runs on a provably fair multiplier engine from our partnered studios. Each round starts at 1.00x and rises until it busts at a random point. Your job is simple — cash out before that happens. We've kept the interface stripped back so the curve, your stake and the cash-out button are the only things on screen. Rounds last seconds, which is
why you'll keep opening it between slot spins.
Multiplier crash format — single curve, single cash-out decision per bet, no reels or paylines involved.
High. Bust points are unpredictable and short rounds at low multipliers are common, so plan your bankroll for variance.
Android, iOS browsers, plus desktop. The curve renders smoothly on mid-range phones and the controls stay thumb-reachable.
Available to Indonesia accounts where local law permits. Sign in and the Crash tile sits in our instant-games row.
Crash was made for the phone screen and we've leaned into that. The curve takes the top half, the bet panel sits below, and the cash-out button is sized for...
Each round's outcome is generated from a server seed hashed before the round and revealed after. You can verify any...
Crash comes from a licensed game studio we've integrated directly, not a third-party skin. The build you play is the...
Round seeds are logged and auditable. Open your history, click any round, and the hash chain is shown end to...
The random number generator behind the curve carries independent testing certification from the studio's audit partner.
Every stake, cash-out and bust point is written to your account ledger in real time. Nothing happens off the record.
Round outcomes broadcast to all active players at the same moment. No one sees the curve before you do.
| vs Aviator | Aviator uses a plane animation; Crash uses a pure curve. Mechanics are similar but Crash rounds tend to feel quicker and the interface is leaner. |
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| vs Mines | Mines is grid-based with a fixed end state per click. Crash is a single rising decision — one tap, one outcome, no tile-by-tile build. |
| vs Plinko | Plinko is physics-driven with a ball drop. Crash gives you control over the cash-out point, so the timing decision sits with you, not the board. |
| vs Dice | Dice resolves instantly on a roll. Crash stretches the decision across a few seconds of climbing curve, which changes the tension entirely. |
| vs Live Roulette | Roulette rounds run a minute or more with a dealer. Crash rounds finish in seconds, which suits short sessions better. |
| vs Slot Spins | Slots resolve on one button press. Crash asks you to actively pull the trigger on cash-out, so it's a more hands-on instant game. |
| vs Sportsbook | Sportsbook bets settle over hours or days. Crash settles in seconds, so it fills the gap between live match markets nicely. |
Most rounds wrap inside ten seconds. You can stack twenty rounds into a short break without it feeling rushed.
There's no fixed cap — curves can climb into triple-digit multipliers, though those rounds are rare and worth waiting for.
Low-entry stakes through to high-cap bets. Resize between rounds from the same chip selector without leaving the table.
The last twenty bust points run along the top so you can spot streaks before placing your next stake.
Run two independent stakes per round with separate cash-out targets. It's the move most regulars use.
Audio cues mark round start, climb pace and bust. Mute toggle is one tap if you're playing in public.